The studio covers an area of 130 sqm (air-conditioned with continuous air exchange). The control room is connected to the two live rooms "A" and "B" and to the voice booth. For the recording of acoustic instruments in particularly "resonant" environments, it is also possible to use, as additional live rooms, other spaces of the main colonial complex (for a total of about 180 square meters) which have stone walls and terracotta ceilings/floors and are already connected with the control room. The acoustics were taken care of by taking into account some priorities: natural light and colonial appearance should not be touched. Thus, a very special control room was created with high ceilings and wooden beams, but also with two large glass windows with a fantastic view of the valley and of the castle of Poppi. From the article on Sound & Lite n.76 of March / April 2009: "With these constraints, the acoustic project was far more difficult to achieve - said Andrea - in fact we proceeded in a very empirical way, with continuous tests and measurements placing mobile sound traps to find the perfect balance. In the end, we are delighted with how the control room and the various rooms play: I realize that when we go mastering, the equalizer works are minimal or non-existent, a sign of the goodness of our listening and of the room. "