ABSTRACT
Much has been written in the preceding chapters about the studio rooms being, first and
foremost, rooms for musicians to play in. Obviously, all the individual tastes of every
musician cannot be accommodated by any one studio design, so the ‘ultimate’ environment
cannot be produced. Nonetheless there are a few general points which are worthy of
consideration. Light colours, for example, make spaces feel larger than they would do if
finished in dark colours. In general, they tend to create less oppressive atmospheres in which
to spend long periods of time. Daylight in studios is also widely recognised as being very
popular.
