The University of Kansas has dedicated and equipped spaces for recording video and audio projects.

Video Recording Studios

The Budig 10 studio space comes equipped with a lights, backdrops, cameras and microphone systems. It's a great space for one or two-person interviews.

Studio K is a quick-record studio in Watson Library, designed so anyone can walk in and start recording a speech, demonstration or presentation within moments of arrival. Using the Kultura Capture software, videos are easy to make and save automatically to MediaHub service.

Audio Recording Sound Booth

Two sound booths are available: a smaller booth large enough for just one person, and a 2-3 person sound booth, appropriate for multi-person interviews and podcasts. Both sound booths come equipped with a workstation, microphones and pre-amplifier. Available software includes Audacity and Garageband for general audio recording, as well as Camtasia for recording on-screen tutorials or narrated PowerPoints.