let me see your studio!

good idea to post pix?

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Great thread. Agree that it needs less text and more pics.

Motivated me to get a dozen panels of 703 and a pair of KRK V6 to do a monitoring room make-over here.

Guess now I'll have to post some pics when it's done, heh.
 
My very modest little corner, but I'm happy :)

I'm still saving up for my LAVA Lamp :p
 

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Timothy Lawler said:
Great thread. Agree that it needs less text and more pics.

Motivated me to get a dozen panels of 703 and a pair of KRK V6 to do a monitoring room make-over here.

Guess now I'll have to post some pics when it's done, heh.
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Ya I need tp get off my ass and take more pick than just the control area.
Sort of waiting for more room treatment. That's next on my list.

F.S.
 
89gtsleeper said:
How do you like that zoom MRT-3B??? I've had very good luck with mine so far, in convjunction with a few minor verbs and what not.
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I like it so far but havent gotten too in depth with it yet. A friend had one and we used it on several projects and thats what made me go out and get it. Personally though, I havent learned all of its bells and whistles yet. the only thing that I dont like is that the pre-programmed pads do not have the most common drums on the first pads. you have to go to the alternating set of pads. I would think it should just be default as having kick,snare,highhat, crash and then 3 toms. but its default as a screwy set up. it does the job though.
 
Notice the bass traps, they are 6 inches thick. No frame just iron on fabric glue. And yes the fabric is see thru and you can take a breath thru it too. Matches the lava lamps when they are going, :p:D:eek:.

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My songwriting studio.
Ended up building my own bench consisting of 244 x 122 cm huge MDF (22mm). Glued 4 together (2 and 2) and used it both for top and sides. The bench is 2.44 meters wide and 1.22 meters deep. I sure need that space.
Planning on adding an 88 weigthed keyboard and then im gonna make a system where the keyboard lies on a plate anchored to the right on under the synth. With rubber wheels leftside on the floor I will be able to swing the 88 into a working position close to me without taking more deskspace than the 61 is taking on the current pictures.
Monitor wall mounts inbound; yeah I know that ain´t a good spot for them.
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Nothing as impressive as some of the setups posted here (I am envious of some of you peeps!) but this is my little music zone...

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SRR said:
Notice the bass traps, they are 6 inches thick. No frame just iron on fabric glue. And yes the fabric is see thru and you can take a breath thru it too. Matches the lava lamps when they are going, :p:D:eek:.

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Groovy Man!

Whats the fabric Ironed onto? 703?

F.S.
 
Thats a trackball made by Happs, same one used in arcade machines. My old hobby was building home arcade machines and I hate using a mouse. I can scroll across 3 screens with a simple spin of the ball.
 
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