The challenge
The room had to hold instruments, displays, audio equipment, cameras, lighting, storage, and a control position without feeling like temporary equipment had taken over the home.
Broadcast Studios case study
Pentatonix Home Studio
Pentatonix needed an unfinished residential room converted into a compact studio for music creation, monitoring, and video production.
- Client
- Pentatonix
- Location
- Los Angeles, California
- Customer type
- Music production
- Primary discipline
- Broadcast Studios
01 / Project brief
What the project required.
The approach
JAZ planned the room around the musician’s working positions first, then coordinated construction, lighting, cabling, monitoring, storage, and video equipment around that daily workflow.
Original scope
Room planning, construction coordination, lighting, music equipment, monitoring, cabling, and control position
02 / Execution
How JAZ solved it.
- 01
Developed a scaled room layout before construction.
- 02
Coordinated wall, ceiling, lighting, and built-in work.
- 03
Integrated instruments, monitoring, displays, cameras, and cabling.
- 04
Organized the control position for regular use.
Project environments and finished systems.
03 / Outcome
What changed.
An unfinished room became a compact permanent environment for music and video production.
- An unfinished room became a permanent home studio.
- Music and video systems share one organized environment.
- Equipment remains connected and ready for daily work.
04 / Scope
Services delivered.
- Home-studio design
- Room planning
- Lighting
- Audio and monitoring
- Video systems
- Cabling and integration