Post pictures of your studio!

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here's my current set up...will upgrade to some 10" speakers soon...

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Some guys have got some really pimped studios, we'll not me:

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and yes; i have to get up early in the morning to fire up the studio.
Furthermore: I've got no analog gear, just a bunch of midi controllers. Producing all in the box..

some DIY acoustic treatment in the corners.
 
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and FYI: the building (and the floor) dates back from 1875, now that's oldskool :)
 
^^^That's actually a pretty dope setup. Seems like you can easily get ideas flowing in a room like that.

Do you live somewhere cold year round? I'd hate having to fire up the fireplace daily, but other than that, NICE!
 
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Some guys have got some really pimped studios, we'll not me:

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and yes; i have to get up early in the morning to fire up the studio.
Furthermore: I've got no analog gear, just a bunch of midi controllers. Producing all in the box..

some DIY acoustic treatment in the corners.
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That's a nice rig. I will have to post an update my setup has seen a bit of a face lift this week.

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^^^That's actually a pretty dope setup. Seems like you can easily get ideas flowing in a room like that.

Do you live somewhere cold year round? I'd hate having to fire up the fireplace daily, but other than that, NICE!
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Thanks! I live in The Netherlands, it's not cold all year round, but its cold now. I'm getting used to firing up the place (the music is on fire) every morning. Hoping it will get warmer soon :). Come on spring!

All my stuff is Midi powered, and I even got everything working on 1!! USB port (got about 8 devices on there, of which 3 are bus-powered midi devices). I'm explointing my laptop abilities to the max :P

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Nice and clean setup!

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Nice one, but seeing that you also produce: where is your screen and mouse? :)

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Seeing everyones studio, I feel like giving some pointers..

I've watched and read quite some about studio design and setup, and there might be some things to improve here and there. Check out the vids by Rode Microfones: Studio Rescue (youtube.com/watch?v=02qpJt0hsL0). It's about improving your home studio design, they're really usefull for a home studio and most improvements are free!

All studio rescue episodes basically contains 4 tips:
1) place your speakers in the length-direction of your room
2) place your speakers symmetrical in your room at ear height and direct the speakers to your ears
3) place your speakers in a equilateral triangle with the listening position (distance from ear to each speakercone should be same as the distance between speakers)
4) place some acoustic treatment panels on the reflection points (the point on the wall where you are able to see the speaker via a mirror)
5) buy rode micropho.. (ow wait..)

So it's 4 tips really improving your monitoring and don't require large amounts of money..

Another thing considering listening position: it's best to place your listening position at most at 33% of the length of the room.

Just wanted to share the things I've learned :)
 
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