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In the summer of 2006, KVRX began broadcasting Local Live from a new facility. While we miss the peculiar ambience of our previous basement studio, we're excited about the new space. The new studio is shared by KVR-9 (Texas Student Television) and KVRX, and offers the combined amenities of a television and radio studio. This opens new opportunites for programming, including high quality music production with video, and joint TV-radio broadcasts. The possibilities are limited only by the dedication and creativity of the station's staff and volunteers.
Are you a UT student? Want to get involved in music / video production? Contact volunteer [at] kvrx [dot] org
Studio (26' x 38' x 14' ceiling)
- Overhead lighting grid
- (3) Panasonic F250B cameras, pedestal mounted
- (2) Sony M7 cameras, handheld
Audio Control Room (9' x 18')
- Mackie 24/8/2 audio console
- Custom designed audio patch system
- ProTools LE 6.4 with Digi002 rack / Mac G5
Voice Booth (5' x 6')
Video Edit Room
- Final Cut Studio / Mac G5
Audio Gear
- Tascam CD-RW750 compact disc burner
- Panasonic SV-3700 DAT
- Art Dual MP mic preamp (2 ch)
- Focusrite TwinTrak Pro mic preamp / compressor (2 ch)
- (2) UREI 539 31-band graphic EQ
- ART PRO VLA compressor (2 ch)
- DBX 1066 compressor (2 ch)
- DBX 262 compressor (2 ch)
- Yamaha SPX1000 effects processor
- (2) Yamaha REV500 reverb processor
- Furman HA-6A headphone amplifier
- Event 20/20 monitors
- Wurlitzer electric piano
- Technics 1200mk2 turntable
- Cowbell
Microphones
- (5) Shure SM-58
- (2) Shure SM-57
- (3) Sennheiser e604 clip-on
- (2) CAD E-100
- (2) Oktava MK-012
- AKG D-112
- EV 635a
- MXL V-57M
- Sennheiser MD 421
- 10" low-frequency speaker mic (custom)
- Telephone handset mic (custom)
KVRX thanks the following businesses and individuals for their kind donations of materials and labor to make the new audio control room possible:
- Texas Student Publications
- KLRU-TV
- University of Texas Department of Radio, Television, and Film
- Time Warner Austin
- Gary Lupico
- Dave Wirth
