The pursuit of "authentic sound" ultimately led us to overwhelming "mass." To capture the earth-shaking sound of 'destruction'—a sound never recorded before—we resolved to introduce new foley materials to SKYSQUARE.

We reaffirmed the importance of "height" at our mountain site and began searching for a used aerial work platform. We'll detail the process of finding a good used unit, picking it up locally, and transporting it to SKYSQUARE.

The biggest headache at SKYSQUARE, located in the mountains, was undoubtedly the weak internet connection. As the ultimate solution to break through the current internet limitations, we turned to satellite communication: Starlink. Here's how the installation went.

Considering the installation of streetlights at SKYSQUARE, we anticipated the need for high-altitude work, so we began pursuing a new certification. This blog post will cover that process.

With electricity now connected, we will enhance the convenience at SKYSQUARE and enable 24-hour recording, which is our future goal. To achieve this, we will start by gradually acquiring the necessary equipment one piece at a time.