aeoR
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No, not yet, I'll have to borrow a decent camera to take some shots. Yeah I know, thousands of dollar in that studio but I don't own a single camera.. hey when you have priorities man.
No, not yet, I'll have to borrow a decent camera to take some shots. Yeah I know, thousands of dollar in that studio but I don't own a single camera.. hey when you have priorities man.
noblewordz
sexing your mother
You need to get some bigger speakers.
deRaNged 4 Phuk'dup
Moderator
^^^I do, 12s just ain't enough.
leenekMusic123
BigBassBobby
Awesome Forum !
Update
Wow, Hey FP, it's been a while. I posted on this thread a while back, but I've moved (and upgraded) since then. See (#2976)
I know my space is a bit messy, but as you can see, I've added acoustic treatment around the room and a Roland V-Drum electronic kit. I've also added Auralex pads under my monitors, a 23" LED backlit monitor, the lights (2 fixed color, 2 remote-controlled color-changing LEDs), and built an insulated pedal box for my stomp boxes. Further to the left of the keyboard is where I keep most of my amps (besides the one by the kit). Everything runs through an Alesis io26, and from there to a headphone preamp near the middle of the room for easy access, or directly to the studio monitors (Alesis M1Active 520s, see previous post). Everything is ready-to-go at my beck and call at any given moment, for those spontaneous eruptions of musical inspiration. I'm currently recording my full-length here, which I plan to have recorded and mixed by May, mastered by July. Sidenote: I am a soon-to-graduate Sound Engineer (Music/Computer Science minor) with loads of experience as both an engineer and as a stage tech, as well as a plethora of references and mixes. If anyone knows anyone who is hiring engineers [Live, Studio, Broadcast, or otherwise], please don't hesitate to PM me. I have lots of resumés to get out.
Wow, Hey FP, it's been a while. I posted on this thread a while back, but I've moved (and upgraded) since then. See (#2976)
I know my space is a bit messy, but as you can see, I've added acoustic treatment around the room and a Roland V-Drum electronic kit. I've also added Auralex pads under my monitors, a 23" LED backlit monitor, the lights (2 fixed color, 2 remote-controlled color-changing LEDs), and built an insulated pedal box for my stomp boxes. Further to the left of the keyboard is where I keep most of my amps (besides the one by the kit). Everything runs through an Alesis io26, and from there to a headphone preamp near the middle of the room for easy access, or directly to the studio monitors (Alesis M1Active 520s, see previous post). Everything is ready-to-go at my beck and call at any given moment, for those spontaneous eruptions of musical inspiration. I'm currently recording my full-length here, which I plan to have recorded and mixed by May, mastered by July. Sidenote: I am a soon-to-graduate Sound Engineer (Music/Computer Science minor) with loads of experience as both an engineer and as a stage tech, as well as a plethora of references and mixes. If anyone knows anyone who is hiring engineers [Live, Studio, Broadcast, or otherwise], please don't hesitate to PM me. I have lots of resumés to get out.
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HiQue
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Idk whether its the light, or the equipment, or both, but your studio is amazing. Music isn't bad at all either.
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Ken_Holl
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Nice setup fbthqg.
Nice setup Krush, looks really clean and smooth. Can you write something about your gear? What are those speakers? Good enough? And that gear on the chair? What's that? And I was wondering if you can play really good both guitar and keys or just at some decent level? Cause my aim is to learn both of them as well^Pretty sweet room there!
My messy corner is still very much under revision but at least it's in a "playable" state for a change...
Xabiton
Cupcake God
well damn them speakers are huge
Thanks guys! I put a fair amount of effort into my music and my surroundings. They are both representations of myself, after all.
I'm not 100% this was directed at me, but nonetheless, I'll reply. I'm currently in Kalamazoo, MI. I'm willing to relocate after graduation, and I'm not taking any more multitrack projects until I finish school, so my schedule will be pretty open after June 30th.Also be sure to post address and work schedule
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Aeternitas
New member
I finally cleaned up my spot. I really want to make a new desk though, not quite right.
Yo i'd HATE to have that much liquid in the same room as all my gear... Unless the liquid was in a keg....
Wow, Hey FP, it's been a while. I posted on this thread a while back, but I've moved (and upgraded) since then. See (#2976)
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I know my space is a bit messy, but as you can see, I've added acoustic treatment around the room and a Roland V-Drum electronic kit. I've also added Auralex pads under my monitors, a 23" LED backlit monitor, the lights (2 fixed color, 2 remote-controlled color-changing LEDs), and built an insulated pedal box for my stomp boxes. Further to the left of the keyboard is where I keep most of my amps (besides the one by the kit). Everything runs through an Alesis io26, and from there to a headphone preamp near the middle of the room for easy access, or directly to the studio monitors (Alesis M1Active 520s, see previous post). Everything is ready-to-go at my beck and call at any given moment, for those spontaneous eruptions of musical inspiration. I'm currently recording my full-length here, which I plan to have recorded and mixed by May, mastered by July. Sidenote: I am a soon-to-graduate Sound Engineer (Music/Computer Science minor) with loads of experience as both an engineer and as a stage tech, as well as a plethora of references and mixes. If anyone knows anyone who is hiring engineers [Live, Studio, Broadcast, or otherwise], please don't hesitate to PM me. I have lots of resumes to get out.
I've seen a lot messier.
saturatedskillz
New member
Xabiton
Cupcake God
nice! makes me not want to post mine lol
saturatedskillz
New member
Forgot about my Scarlett 8i6
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