Artistic Palace

Studio A, like all the studios at Artistic Palace, has been carefully designed to support new ways of collaborating and producing music. Its acoustics, designed by Christian Malcurt, offer a rich yet controlled sound and allow the studio to accommodate a wide range of musical styles and ensembles, from pop, rock and French variety to rap and classical music.

The studio features a 25 m² control room and a 50 m² live room, making it particularly well suited to medium-sized ensembles, including string sections of up to 15 musicians, brass sections and rock bands.

At the heart of Studio A is an MCI 542 console, a legendary model that equipped many of the major American recording studios throughout the 1970s. This particular console was previously owned by Mark Ronson and was used by him to record *Uptown Funk* featuring Bruno Mars.

The combination of a high-end digital system (Pro Tools HDX) and carefully selected analog equipment makes Studio A a highly versatile recording environment, equally suited to live recording sessions, acoustic music, vocal tracking and filming.

The studio also features a private 60 m² lounge and fully equipped kitchen, providing a comfortable space for artists and their teams between takes and throughout the session. The lounge and its furniture were designed by Studio JMD and crafted by Atelier Veneer.