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Twenty recording units record
programs for the CBC’s National
and International Services.

part of the continent. A direct line is maintained for constant communication
with the United Nations in New York and with other CBC points throughout
the Dominion.

This 12-story building is equipped with 29 studios, of different shapes and
sizes, each with its own colour scheme, and acoustically designed to provide
the best possible sound reproduction. Centre of all broadcasting operations
is the Master Control Room and this control board handles five transmitters,
eight outgoing networks, seven incoming networks and 29 studios. Announce-
ments in several different languages can be combined with the same musical
program and recorded for distribution abroad. Though complicated, this
control board is compact, and can be operated by one man alone.

Next in importance in the technical operation of this radio world, is the
Recording Room — one of the largest and busiest in North America. For
here there are 12 machines which record programs on disc and eight which
record them on tape. For special occasions, all 20 recording machines can
“cut’’ (that is, record) the same program simultaneously.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation regards this new building as an
instrument, embodying as it does all the technicological advances of the science
of broadcasting, with which to promote the interests of nationhood within
Canada and the Canadian nation’s interest in peace and justice in the distant
countries of the world.

The main lobby of the
Radio Canada building.

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