For Andrea Lo Solfo, a former Italian DJ and music producer, the creative juices never quite stopped. In Poland and out of the music business he decided to build a studio to his liking.
The result is House of Music in Warsaw.
His wife Gosia also participated in the creation, working on the architectural design.
The audio monitoring end is courtesy of Genelec.
A Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 configuration consists of a pair of Genelec 1238As as main L/R monitors with a horizontal 1238AC in the center position. Eight 8340As handle the side and overhead channels. A 7380A subwoofer handles low frequencies. There is also two pairs of small 8341A three-way coaxial monitors — a pair for stereo nearfield work at the front of the room and the second pair with DJ set-up at the rear of the room.
Lo Solfo explained, “Our goal was to create a genuinely multipurpose creative space with a Dolby Atmos mixing room, a fully featured production studio, and a DJ performance area — all within a high-end architectural setting with a single acoustically optimized environment.”
He added, “We also wanted to create a Dolby-certified facility capable of hosting producers, serving as a laboratory for immersive audio production, and acting as a base for educational activities and courses focused on Dolby Atmos Music and immersive workflows.”
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