Francesco di Tullio is one of the most renowned and prolific sound engineers on the Neapolitan scene, a key reference point for major live and studio productions that drive impressive figures within the Italian music market.

The request was to create a high-performance facility for critical listening and recording, capable of combining a modern workflow with a striking, high-energy aesthetic design.
The studio is divided into three rooms, optimizing the available volumes to achieve maximum isolation and precise modal control. The two main spaces are the Control Room and the Live Room.

Control Room: 
The control room design was conceived to promote maximum focus during long mixing and mastering sessions.

- Main Monitor Configuration: to ensure a precise sound stage and total control over low frequencies, the main Genelec 1237 monitors were flush-mounted into the wall. This main system is complemented by Amphion nearfield monitors, providing a dual-monitoring setup for maximum versatility.

- Visual Ergonomics: the front wall of the control room is dominated by dark tones to eliminate visual distractions. The lighting features two lateral tracks with indirect RGB LED light, specifically designed to prevent glare whether working in a seated or standing position.

Live Room: 
The live room is the most iconic element of the project. The design is characterized by sleek horizontal lines that converge on the ceiling, creating a geometric sunburst effect that gives the impression of energy emanating from the front of the room.

Acoustically, the room features an extremely contained reverberation time (approximately 0.2 - 0.3 seconds), with a perfectly controlled and "tight" low-frequency response. However, thanks to a custom ceiling made of wooden slats with variable depths and specific geometric fracturing, advanced high-frequency diffusion was achieved.

The result is a unique brightness and naturalness: the space acoustically feels much larger than it actually is, ensuring executive comfort for musicians and pristine microphone captures.