Schwarzenyaeger
Formerly "Dog-In-Door"
But they already told us that the walrus was Paul!
let me see your studio!
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RAMI
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By that time, the walrus was Faul.
Logic Pro 9
Roland Studio Capture
I have (4) hand wired wall pockets which can accommodate any combination of (6) 1/4" or (6) xlr inputs, (4) powered monitor sends, and (8) separate headphone / stereo monitor mixes which gives me a total of (24) inputs logically placed on the walls to minimize cables on the floor. With my rack equipment, I built the racks on (2) lazy Susans to allow for easy access to the back of the equipment (It's come in REAL handy to eliminate the need of removing the rack equipment from the front). I also have added to my Guitar Wall since the original completion.
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=5c4e41c5-72c2-43a7-8069-809e69b0009a
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=c1b8488c-08de-4d2e-b0fc-221a8c24de31
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=726dc075-4968-4718-9ffa-dc400d5b83d7
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=833a006a-ef6a-4ee3-b38f-c171227c0aea
Roland Studio Capture
I have (4) hand wired wall pockets which can accommodate any combination of (6) 1/4" or (6) xlr inputs, (4) powered monitor sends, and (8) separate headphone / stereo monitor mixes which gives me a total of (24) inputs logically placed on the walls to minimize cables on the floor. With my rack equipment, I built the racks on (2) lazy Susans to allow for easy access to the back of the equipment (It's come in REAL handy to eliminate the need of removing the rack equipment from the front). I also have added to my Guitar Wall since the original completion.
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=5c4e41c5-72c2-43a7-8069-809e69b0009a
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=c1b8488c-08de-4d2e-b0fc-221a8c24de31
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=726dc075-4968-4718-9ffa-dc400d5b83d7
https://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=833a006a-ef6a-4ee3-b38f-c171227c0aea
R
RAMI
Guest
Oh my god, that's beautiful. I can smell the wood just looking at the pictures. Awesome.
Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
I want more shots of the woods... 
MrUserNameIV
SenselessActsOfCreation
I am so
RAMI is Paul, or Faul or the Walrus is Raul...I didn't even know you had a Spanish accent...
The Walrus is Ru Paul.
Schwarzenyaeger
Formerly "Dog-In-Door"
Is MISteve a reference to MIA or MI6 or maybe an MIA MI6 agent or MI just reading too much into this?
His studio is in Michigan and his name is Steve.
I think that's it.
Guitargodgt
New member
Seanzilla42
New member
Seanzilla42
New member
Yeah, I wish it were true though. LOL!
Guitargodgt
New member
Way too neat and clean!
lol I clean everytime someone comes in. After a band comes through though it's a mess.
jabs
New member
Hi Everybody
My first post here. Sharing some pics of my small home studio.
Actually, "once upon a time" that used to be my daughter's bedroom. She is a student already, some good 1,700 klm away from home...
And that's what happened when her room was left unoccupied for so long
It was really a challenge to squeeze inside the room a small recording booth (for electric guitars and bass) and
have enough space for a mixing desk outside. In addition, I had to utilize some old furniture. Finally I ended up with something close to the
LEDE concept, pretty much a "dead" environment. Absorption panels are on two side walls and ceiling. Some Eurocoustic and Ecophon products were used.
I did everything by myself, working during the weekends. Finished for month and a half...
The booth itself is a complete "room-in-a-room". Built on a double floor of several layers, including deadsheet, mineral wool and plywood, with
no contact whatsoever with walls and ceiling. Result is quite good, with sound levels of >100dB inside, in the mixing room playing the guitar is barely heard. In
all rooms around, bellow and above is dead silence....
A Sketchup drawing of the room. It did not happen 100% as planned initially... but I had to live with that:
Construction stage:
Booth almost ready...:
Final result. Recording booth:
Some of the guitars:
And of course.... some of the Gibsons:
Finally, the mixing room:
View attachment IMG_3017.JPG
Cheers to everybody !
My first post here. Sharing some pics of my small home studio.
Actually, "once upon a time" that used to be my daughter's bedroom. She is a student already, some good 1,700 klm away from home...
And that's what happened when her room was left unoccupied for so long
It was really a challenge to squeeze inside the room a small recording booth (for electric guitars and bass) and
have enough space for a mixing desk outside. In addition, I had to utilize some old furniture. Finally I ended up with something close to the
LEDE concept, pretty much a "dead" environment. Absorption panels are on two side walls and ceiling. Some Eurocoustic and Ecophon products were used.
I did everything by myself, working during the weekends. Finished for month and a half...
The booth itself is a complete "room-in-a-room". Built on a double floor of several layers, including deadsheet, mineral wool and plywood, with
no contact whatsoever with walls and ceiling. Result is quite good, with sound levels of >100dB inside, in the mixing room playing the guitar is barely heard. In
all rooms around, bellow and above is dead silence....
A Sketchup drawing of the room. It did not happen 100% as planned initially... but I had to live with that:
Construction stage:
Booth almost ready...:
Final result. Recording booth:
Some of the guitars
:And of course.... some of the Gibsons:
Finally, the mixing room:
View attachment IMG_3017.JPG
Cheers to everybody !