Step inside LEGRoom 2.0, where each corner has been thoughtfully designed to cater to distinct creative processes. You'll find Langdon's main console at the center, where state-of-the-art DAW systems—Cubase for MIDI programming and Pro Tools for audio recording and mixing—seamlessly integrate into one powerful machine. This central setup ensures that Langdon remains at the heart of the production, no matter which hat he is wearing.
The studio unfolds into more specialized zones to the left and right of this core. One side features a 'live area' where the acoustics of live piano and vocals resonate. On the opposite side, a 'creative/programming' zone buzzes with the electronic interplay of synths, beat machines, and guitar pedals, designed to weave intricate soundscapes at the touch of a button.
Further enhancing the studio's versatility is a fully equipped and ready-for-quick routing Focusrite Rednet system that links Cubase and Pro Tools, enabling a fluid exchange of ideas across 128 channels of audio streaming in real-time. This setup simplifies the workflow and accelerates the creative process, allowing spontaneous ideas to flourish without technical barriers.
Langdon's commitment to an aesthetic that stimulates creativity is evident in every detail—from the warm glow of Edison bulbs scattered throughout, avoiding harsh overhead lighting, to the inspiring views of a 'magic forest' through abundant windows, a stark contrast to the windowless studios of his past.