TECHNICAL
 The National Centre for Early Music has an excellent natural acoustic which can be enhanced by acoustic baffles set high on the walls of the church. Designed and implemented by the country’s leading acousticians, Arup Acoustics, the baffles allow the Centre to be utilized for speech, drama and contemporary music as well as early music.
The National Centre for Early Music benefits from a professionally installed cabling infrastructure to facilitate utilising the space for recording.
From the Church to the Control Room there are 36 way of sends and 12 ways of return. For flexibility this is facilitated by two 24-way ‘Veam’ multi-core cables.
The multi-core cabling is constructed from high-end ‘Evolution EPC OFC’ pre jacketed cabling. Rated at XXX-XXX
Veam connectors installed at control room end are terminated in a Male 24 pair, and connectors installed at rear of church to connect to the control room are terminated in a female 24 pair.
In The Control Room
The multi-core in the Control Room is terminated in two, wall-mounted, patch boxes.
These patch boxes are configured as one fully loaded 24 x male XLR connectors and one fully loaded with 12 x male and 12 x female XLR connectors.
The control room also has the option of terminating the Veam connectors with two 3m XLR tail-sets, similarly configured as one fully loaded 24 x male XLR connectors and one fully loaded with 12 x male and 12 x female XLR connectors.
In the Church
Connection between Control Room and Church can either be via multiple source boxes distributed around the church (NB these are situated in under floor dip traps) or by terminating the Veam Multi-cores with dedicated stage boxes at the rear of the hall to match the patch boxes in the control room.
The NCEM has further benefit of warm, dry facilities including kitchens, changing room, over night parking, wire-less broadband and a friendly, welcoming reputation.
Session per day £400 + VAT
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