Post pictures of your studio!

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These are some amazing setups guys! I'll post mine once I move into my new house and get my Mac. Heres a list of my stuff(I'm in an apartment right now and I don't have it setup to take pictures).

Peavey PV6(Going to upgrade to a mixer with more inputs and shiz)
microKORG
Gemini CDM 3600(Upgrading to something idk yet)
FL Studio(Switching to Cubase once the Mac is here)
Yamaha PSS-480(Can't do much with it but I got it for free)
Cakewalk Z3ta+
RadioShack Dynamic Microphone(Again, not the best but I got it for free)
A Midi to USB cord(Going to upgrade to a M-Audo Soundcard)
A Microsoft Windows Vista Comp(Switching to a Mac)

I'm hoping to add the Dave Smith Instuments Mopho, some form of an MPD or a Mashine, mastering equiptment, and a CD recorder.
 
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I read through over 270 pages loving the pictures.....POST MORE PICS!
 
massive mastering how much did a set up like that set you back damn looks clean
 
dev2467: wall-mount those monitors with full motion mounts and you're Good To Go....that looks insane though, how many computers you have connected? (hard to see, pics small).... I'm about to put up two 22-24" lcd's wall mounted and I really want 4 or 5.....my computer can handle 6 simultaneous...give me some advice!
 
juniorspades said:
dev2467: wall-mount those monitors with full motion mounts and you're Good To Go....that looks insane though, how many computers you have connected? (hard to see, pics small).... I'm about to put up two 22-24" lcd's wall mounted and I really want 4 or 5.....my computer can handle 6 simultaneous...give me some advice!
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Thank you for the kind words. At the moment I am only running the list in the signature although I do have an old Intel p4 in the pic and a toshiba quad core for my studies. As far as advice... each purchase in the setup was done with careful research. The displays are easy as they all can be one screen to alter your mixes when extended in the config window. I chose to build shelves and its held for over a year. I have all the monitors on stands as I rent and do not own yet. :banghead:
 
I never seen a transformer with three legs. lol

TheLetterL said:
Seriously, I really do think you could have been more efficient with the monitors
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How do you mean ?

I purchased what I consider the best monitors for the job. I purchased a monitor that I could go full range with in any direction.

Besides these are really good monitors $300 per
 
Actually I have the same monitors for $200 per (unless yours are the 80's). But I was referring to the video monitors.
 
TheLetterL said:
Actually I have the same monitors for $200 per (unless yours are the 80's). But I was referring to the video monitors.
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Yeah I have 80's all the way around, original price 349.00 plus tax, aurelex mopads and stand.

What would you have done to be more efficient with the choice of monitors.

My list of models and sizes are in the signature
 
i totally agree with letterl youve got too many monitors for that room it looks more like a computer store than a place to record.letterl ment computer monitors not studio monitors.
i use two monitors one for my main daw arrangement window and one for my mixer but youve got loads and there all at uneven angles you may think it looks cool but i think it looks to confusing and your electricity bill must be high if you turn them on all day.
sorry just being honest.
 
video monitors

waxxy said:
i totally agree with letterl youve got too many monitors for that room it looks more like a computer store than a place to record.letterl ment computer monitors not studio monitors.
i use two monitors one for my main daw arrangement window and one for my mixer but youve got loads and there all at uneven angles you may think it looks cool but i think it looks to confusing and your electricity bill must be high if you turn them on all day.
sorry just being honest.
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When I mix I like to see my entire mixer, so I spread it out across three screens, leaving the main view for composition. When I record I like the ability to pull up my Vst's, When I produce a piece of music, I enjoy not being limited to two screens besides I have dual cards that utilize Ati's crossfire application.

Creating music for me with today's technology is easier when you afford yourself certain convieniences. My set up allows me to be more creative and not be concerned with what I can't see.

I also use these monitors for the 3 ps3's I have located in the pic for games like MAG that I play with my sons.
 
good for you mate you must have eyes like flys lol..i couldnt work with that many screens in the room id be constantly looking around the room to much to focus on the impotant stuff vyt if you can make it work my hats of to you :)
 
Durrrr
 
^ Wow my bad on that picture quality, will actually do some real pics tomorrow.
 
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