View into the newly-constructed Studio A at Webster University from the control room featuring an API AXS Legacy console. One of three new audio production spaces toured by the St. Louis AES Section
After the very brief business portion of the meeting, Webster Audio Aesthetics and Technology Department Chair Carl Nappa along with AES student members and other faculty conducted tours, answered questions, and sparked creative conversations. AES St. Louis members got a valuable orientation in the new layout just in time to receive the fullest benefit from the Webster University Student AES Section's annual event, the AES Central Region Audio Student Summit (AKA CRASS) March 31-April 2. CRASS will boast professionals from around the country sharing enthusiasm, knowledge, and experience, and now we all will be right at home navigating the breathtaking new facilities which include 3 new control rooms: Studio A (API room), B (Dolby Atmos Room), and C (SSL room). There are also 3 recording/ISO spaces and 2 new TET (Ear Training) labs.
