
Ozziechan
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yeah man thats a nice setup, I was thinking of picking up another desk or something similar to setup the new tables on, I'll have to see.
Ozziechan said:yeah man thats a nice setup, I was thinking of picking up another desk or something similar to setup the new tables on, I'll have to see.
Yep. Sure is. Even better with a Pro X Fade in it.AudiosEnvy said:I use to own that SM-1 when they were first released way back when. What a damn solid mixer that thing is.
Ray_Chappell said:
LaLeProductionsInc said:I like to move around alot, but the listening "sweetspot" works fine. I also use headphones for recording/mixing.
noblewordz said:Monitors are a bit high but it looks like a comfortable workspace.
LaLeProductionsInc said:1.) Yeah, I love my G5, It runn's smooth, no hang-ups or program issues. I've been running Pro Tools since 6.4 and now runnin 7.3.1 with no issues.
2.) Also, running a Spectrum CUBE-1100 PC, got it back in March of this year, and after 3 weeks, it reminded me why I switched to a Mac.
3.) Like I stated earlier, I like to move around. My studio is acoustically treated, I like to go from sitting to standing, so I have monitors in both positions. If you look at the pictures, you'll noticed that I do have monitors at "ear-level". Listen to the tracks that I have up, & you'll see that the set-up works fine for me.
4.) Client's like the set-up, because like me, like like to move around & listen to the mix, so in this respect, they (the monitors) are at ear-level.
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L.A.
Upright said:makes sense yo and you're right I do see the monitor off to the left at ear level. It didn't really catch my eye the first time, all I could see was the larger monitors
LaLeProductionsInc said:I notice that ALOT of you guys have hundreads to thousands of dollars of equipment, on $20.00 surges.... this never has & never will makes since to me. Invets in protecting your equipment, Furman's, MOnster Power, etc., make great & afforable surges, that not only protect your equipment, but helps increase the sound quality.
Upright said:Noted. Many thanks for the heads up as I am definitely guilty of this. I plan on re-doing a few small things like this when I move here in a few months.