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An äänistudio, or sound studio, is a specialized facility designed for the recording, mixing, and manipulation of audio. These studios are equipped with a variety of technical equipment to capture and refine sound for diverse purposes. The core of an äänistudio is typically a control room, which houses the mixing console or digital audio workstation (DAW), monitors, and other processing equipment. This is where sound engineers and producers shape the audio.

Adjacent to the control room are usually one or more recording rooms, also known as isolation booths or live rooms. These spaces are acoustically treated to minimize unwanted reflections and external noise, ensuring clean recordings. Different types of microphones are used to capture specific sounds, from vocals and instruments to ambient noise. Acoustic treatment, which includes soundproofing materials and baffling, is crucial for creating a controlled sonic environment within the studio.

Äänistudios are utilized in a wide range of industries. The music industry relies heavily on them for recording albums, singles, and soundtracks. In film and television production, they are used for dialogue recording, sound effects creation, and final audio mixing (dubbing). Podcasters, radio broadcasters, and voice-over artists also utilize äänistudios to produce high-quality audio content. The design and equipment of an äänistudio vary greatly depending on its intended use and budget, ranging from professional, large-scale facilities to smaller home studios.