My band just broke up and I've been left with the makings of a good home recording studio (minus the actual recording gear itself). I own a 24 channel powered desk, 2 power amps(1600 and 800), 2 monitors, a Behringer thirty...something band stereo graphic EQ, an alesis compressor, behringer noise gates, an Alesis midi-verb 4, an iMac computer and a very cool front house speaker system. I own a drum kit (drummer by trade!), bass guitar, electronic piano, electric and acoustic guitars and of course amps for all of them. (marshall and carlsbro). I need to know what should be my next step in setting up my studio? I have about 170 square feet of studio space. Any suggestions? Thank you.
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SIRDUFFY - If you could make a drawing of what your space looks like it would help a lot. Include ceiling height etc...
Also, start reading here:
http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html
and look at what others have done here:
http://home.locall.aunz.com/~johnsay/Studio/index.htm
Cheers
Kevin.
Also, start reading here:
http://www.saecollege.de/reference_material/index.html
and look at what others have done here:
http://home.locall.aunz.com/~johnsay/Studio/index.htm
Cheers
Kevin.
longsoughtfor
Searching for the sound
Definitly check out the SAE site above - it will teach you everything you need to know. I think there is even a plan for a similar size/shape room there.
Hey - Welcome to homewreckers! This board is a great place to ask question when you get stuck.
Kevin.
Hey - Welcome to homewreckers! This board is a great place to ask question when you get stuck.
Kevin.
I gave the sites a quick glance (I'm at work still so I hav'nt got a chance to study them properly yet). They seem great- no technical jargon (which I'm learning pretty quickly, teacher, I swear!). Thanks alot. keep the advice coming if you think of anything else you can tell me. Hopefully I'll be discussing the nitty gritty with you guys soon! Thanks again.