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Apple Music Gets a Room of Its Own

Apple Music just unveiled Apple Music Hall, its first live venue at Battersea Power Station in London. The new music venue holds 600 people. Inside is a state of the art system with a 48-speaker spatial sound system, two mix studios, and a control room wired for more than 16 cameras.

In 2010, my former band Manchester Orchestra released Live From SoHo, that we recorded onstage at a theater inside the flagship NYC Apple Store in SoHo.

It’s nice to see Apple build a proper stage of its own, and I think a 600 capacity room is the perfect size to capture crowd energy for a live recording.


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