The studios fill one 35,000 SF floor that houses 17 sound studios, a mix master control room, and a recording studio where sound effects are created for PlayStation video games. The list of digital and analogue effects on offer at Sony Music Studios Tokyo is truly breathtaking, and covers effects from the late 1950’s through to now.SC Builders constructed sound studios in Sony Interactive Entertainment’s (PlayStation) headquarters in San Mateo (architect: Rapt Studio).
With five studios, that makes a total of 250 tons of concrete just for the walls! The result reflects an obsession with sound that is unmatched by above-ground studios. The five studios that sit atop the foundation feature large custom monitors embedded directly inside the studio walls, which are themselves encased in 50 tons of concrete. The construction of Sony Music Studios Tokyo required digging to a depth of 30 meters and pouring large amounts of concrete to construct a foundation that floats on rubber. One of the main features of the studios is their strong sound and vibration damping properties, which are difficult to achieve in conventional studios. In fact, the underground location of Sony Music Studios Tokyo is due largely to its obsession with sound quality. The studio lobby is on the third underground floor, but is filled with natural light from the above-ground atrium, giving visitors a feeling of welcome. This configuration enables integrated production of the total creative package, from music to video. The interior comprises five recording studios on the third underground floor, including two rooms where 30-40 person orchestras can be recorded, a 12-room suite of mastering studios on the second underground floor, and a suite of video editing and DVD/Blu-ray disc authoring studios on the first underground floor. Sony Music Studios Tokyo is conveniently located near Nogizaka station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda line, midway between Roppongi and Aoyama. The Evolution of Sony Signal Processors.Sony DASH Digital Audio Recording Format.
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