It is comprised of two recording spaces: one for audio recording and another for video recording. Studio 170 offers Connecticut residents the opportunity to work with quality equipment and to practice getting started with the production process.
Studio 170 was generously funded by the Friends of the Danbury Library.
Studio Use
All You Need…
- Active Connecticut library card in good standing
- Valid state-issued photo ID
- Must be over the age of 17 and present during the studio session
- A large-capacity (16GB or more) flash drive if you wish to save your work
Patrons can check in for their studio reservation at the Help Desk in the Library Technology Center.
A 1TB flash drive is available for check-out if necessary.
The Danbury Library staff cannot provide one-on-one assistance on demand in the recording studio.
Some proficiency in using computers and recording devices is expected to achieve results.
Reserving the Studio
The studios can be reserved in 2-hour increments up to 4 hours. Additional time may be added at the Library’s discretion.
Studios are available for reservation during the following times:
Monday – Thursday 11am – 7pm
Fridays 10:30am – 4:30pm
There is an electric guitar and a mini production keyboard available for checkout during your studio session. Please indicate your interest when making your appointment.
Request recording times by calling, emailing the library, or by filling out the reservation request form online. Processing of reservations is done during normal business hours, Monday-Friday. We do not process reservations during Library closings or holidays. All reservations must be approved by either Aurelio Muraca or Amanda Gilbertie.
Full Studio PolicyReservation Request
Any questions can be directed to Aurelio Muraca or Amanda Gilbertie
Studio Equipment
Bluebird is the model of the microphone in Audio Studio 170.
