The Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies is equipping six project rooms at its new music and events education hub with PMC result6 compact nearfield reference monitors.
The Nottingham-based Institute, which offers college-level, degree and post graduate courses in music performance, music technology and live and technical events production, as well as film, TV, digital media and games, chose PMC’s two-way active monitors because they offer high resolution and detail, accurate and extended bass and consistent tonal balance at all levels – all at a very affordable price point.
The Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies is currently building a new home for music and live events in the centre of Nottingham and plans to have the building completed by the end of 2018. Designed by White Mark Ltd, the Marco Island site on Huntingdon Street will be an education hub of European significance and will incorporate three state of the art music studios, rehearsal rooms, sound recording and editing suites, social spaces and a 300-capacity auditorium.
Alongside the result6 nearfields, Confetti has also invested in a pair of PMC 226 monitors for its Studio 2 control room, which will mainly be used for music recording and sound to picture projects.
Confetti’s new developments are being supported by parent company Nottingham Trent University, which was recently rated Gold for quality of teaching and learning. The investment being poured into the new Marco Island site will ensure that, from October 2018, Confetti students will learn in some of the finest studios in Europe. This will give them a head start into the highly competitive music industry and make Nottingham a “must go to” destination for contemporary music education.
Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies is a dynamic and progressive learning institute offering real industry vocational and degree training in music technology and performance, games production and games art, film and television, VFX and live events production. Confetti’s creative technologies campus has recently been extended, ambitious growth plans have been supported with investment from parent company Nottingham Trent University. The Confetti campus features three “hubs” - a new Contemporary Music Hub designed by industry specialists White Mark and featuring recording studios, rehearsal rooms, and a 350 capacity Live Venue, a new Digital Media Hub supporting gaming, animation and VFX course delivery and a superb film and TV production hub.