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I find the following snakes work well. Just a little comic relief to shed some stress from your day,...:laughings:

Here are a couple videos of my studio build.They include both the control and live recording rooms.Hope this helps with your endeavour.Cheers Part 1 Sanctuary Studio Control Room Build - YouTube Part 1 Sanctuary Studio Control Room Build - YouTube

Here are couple videos of my studio build which includes a Control Room and Live Recording Room.Hope it helps you. Part 1 Sanctuary Studio Control Room Build - YouTube Part 2 Sanctuary Studio Live Room Build - YouTube

I suppose I fit into the last category.I still have my first guitar from 1971,a Univox that is now set up for slide playing and my most recent purchase was a 2001 Paul Reed Smith that I got in 2011.I'm very picky about what I buy and I always look for something that inspires me when I play it...

Well,...I already have a couple of my dream guitars,...a 1992 G&L Legacy Swamp(Black) Ash body with a vintage 7 1/2 radius maple neck and a 2001 Paul Reed Smith(PRS) mahogany body,1/4" bookmatch maple flame top,Maple neck and rosewood fretboard,Dragon II pickups,push/pull knob coil spliter...

Looking for that vintage analog vibe to incorporate into those digital recordings?These Universal audio plug-ins sound like they may be the answers.Anyone have a chance to use the Studer A800 or Ampex ATR-102 on their digital recordings? Studer® A800 Multichannel Tape Recorder Plug-In |...

May have to purchase these Universal Audio Plug-ins.This Studer A800 24 track and Ampex ATR-102 as explained by UA creators nail the vintage analog sound,...and if this is true ,they picked the superior machines to emulate. Has anyone had the opportunity to use these plug-ins? Studer® A800...

In todays high tech world of 'state of the art this and state of the art that' sometimes what is old becomes new again.The following videos give a great example of stepping back in time to show when stripping it all down to the basics the human factor plays a bigger role in the process rather...

Sometimes we will go to great lengths for a perfect sounding studio room spending hours researching the science of acoustics ie.-room modes,sound waves,ultimate room dimensions,diffusors,foam,baffles,construction materials,best digital recording & editing software,etc.,etc.. Then there are...

There is a way to acoustically treat your room with satisfactory results.Actually,sloped ceilings can be a benefit to a studio if constructed and acoustically treated properly.I was going to attach a few PDF files on the topic but the lame restriction on file size for a PDF on this forum...

Here is a two part video series of my home studio build.The Youtube links are below.In the control room video I added some sample tracks of some recordings that have been done in the studio.The tracks were recorded using the camcorder that I used to shoot the video with so as predicted the sound...

Finaly found the PRS CE-22 guitar I've been after for years.A 2001 with maple neck and 'Wide Thin' neck profile that the company discontinued in that year.It's used with a few scratches and dings but it sounds great and plays like hot melted butter on a super model,...or something like that.

5 Stereo Miking Techniques. Here's a good starting point for you.These are some reference notes I use on a regular basis.You should get what you are looking for by following one of these techniques.See attachments.

A couple racks for ya.Will be adding a couple Avalon VT-737SP's within the next month.

Groovy,Way-out,Far-out & Funky,...man. And for the 'Old' vs 'New' debate,...here's the best of both worlds,...which may put the differences to rest. The electro plasma lava lamp! Now,even though the Lava Lamp can bring that groovy magic vibe to any studio envronment or VW van,...let it be...