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yikes...i meant to say Micing. Sorry. I'd say pick up a sm57 for guitar and snare. pick a bass drum mic for bass drum, get 2 drum overhead mics for stereo imaging, and a decent condensor for vocals.

you should try icing guitar if you can. you will get better results.

I'm not using 6 ohm, because the answer is NO.

looks nice!

I did not and can't seal my traps. They still shoot down bass frequencies though.

I had the worst experience with the fostex mr-8. I used a zoom mrs-4 when I had a 2 track sim. recorder. That was 5 years ago, there are much better 2 track sim. recorders now. You have a ton of options. My opinion is that you shoudl buy the one wit hthe features you can't live without. Chances...

I guess this would be a good time to say that im not speaking of a guitar amp. Im talking about a stereo. THe receiver's amp handles 8 ohms per speaker. I have 2 6 ohm speakers. I was wondering if it is ok to hook them up to the receiver without causing any type of damage. It seems to me that...

I dont know if I can ask this in here, but it seemed to be the right place...Can I hook up a 6 ohm speaker to an 8 ohm amp??

Haha all of this is true, I was singing the blues while tearing down my acoustic treatment and my desk. The first thing that came to mind was, that I was going to be moving into pandamonk's studio! I setup my studio yesterday, the only thing lacking is that "wide" sound.

Well..Tonight my basement studio flooded...Now I have to move int oa cramped 9'x11' bedroom....I am so upset i had such a nice setup and had finally finished buuilding it all. Tonight I tore it down, now for the setup... I can't see this 9'x11' room working out...it is jsut to small. The only...

This is the room's current layout. Here is a photo of the front wall The stereo imaging has improved a ton. I know many of you would rather see more rigid fiberglass than foam, but I couldn't stand the look of a million frames in such a small space. My big question is do you think I should...

I tried carpet before, It really wont do much. If it is a thicker style of carpet it may help a little, but not much.

hahaha oh Yngwie....

I used panda's method. Worked well.

basement floor tile on conrete so nio major issues on weight at all.

You need 4''-6'' for bass trapping. nothing less will do.

Many people are just going to tell you to get rigid fiberglass which isnt a bad idea. I'd tell you to build bass traps to put around your kit and I would use the foam on the ceiling since it is light weight. The foam on the ceiling will help cut down reflections fro mthe cymbals and the bass...

I had a bad experience framing my mineral wool this evening. I got very frustrated with it. Argh I still am mad about it. It is a very messy job...703 = way better too work with.

well isolating the drums fro mthe existing floor will give the drums more life, I jsut dont know if my construction plans would work in doing that. Last studio I recorded in used a drum riser and it sounded very nice.

Can I get any help on how t obuild a floating drum riser...My basic idea is to build a 6'x6' platform from 2'x4's and nail them on top of a low wooden frame. on the bottom of the wooden frame I would put 4'' foam blocks to isolate the kit from the floor...Does this idea work at all??/Will it...