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it's a rental house so no.:D I am using the closet to store cables, mics, etc. I am hanging my wall panels and calling it abstract art.:laughings:

pics here are some pics

Layout here is the basic layout. would welcome any input on how to set it up. thanks

Thanks Guys, it's gonna be a challenge with the new room but I'm actually excited about it. I'm blessed because I still have all my gear and treatments. just have to figure it out all over again. plus Im in a new city and do not know anyone or how the music scene is here. gonna be a hoot!:D

hey All! after 6 long month's I am putting my studio back together. Finally have a space to set it up. I can hang my wall panels but it's a rental house so can't hang the ceiling clouds. so gonna build frames to hang them from. maybe from PVC maybe from wood. I am going to do a drawing and post...

I was actually just talking about this with a friend of mine who plays keys. that was also his recommendation. Thanks

For the people you are slamming, I suggest you go back and listen to some of their music, Greg_L for example records some really awesome drum and guitar tracks. you can learn alot here but not with the route you are taking. :wtf:

my favorite all time ride was a 22 inch small bell ping ride, some fucker stole it out of a club we were set up in, I loved that cymbal.

Greg is correct, cymbals are expensive, but if you spend the money upfront and buy good ones, they will last a long time, My hats are Zildjian A series quick beats, they are 30 years old, my ride is a 20 inch rock ride, same age, 2 crashes that are 25 years old, my point is you make the...

1st thing do not buy the foam, for 800 bucks you will spend you can build a ton of panels. and the foam will work on high/mid freqs but will do little or nothing for the low end. and with the hard wood floors you will need some base traps as well as wall and ceiling traps. where are you thinking...

I too waited a year to treat my room, not because I didn't think it needed it, I knew it did. it was a budget issue. I also did a ton of research almost to the point I got sick of reading about it. :D I shopped around gathering the materials and was able to build nice looking traps (24 total)...

I downloaded these from Youtube, they are all available to view publically but since I do not have internet in my studio I needed a way to copy them to my studio PC for offline viewing, they are MP4 format. here is the link to download them if interested.:D...

I have 2 of these: sE Electronics Reflexion Filter X Portable Vocal Booth | Sweetwater.com I also use one for the mic on a guitar amp, they work pretty good.:D

that is sweet! I just bought my 1st wooden snare a few months back, always played a metal one, I love the tone of the wood snare. congrats!:thumbs up:

Ditto on Sweetwater, awesome customer service

Good deal, I tried to upload the files, they are MP3 but it said invalid file format :D

did you try it?

that's just one drawback to the DP32, I quit using mine and went the DAW route, it's much easier. do you know anyone with a laptop you could use?

gotcha, the master file will be named (song name).wav. I think it will be in the music folder on the SD card

you could try, never tried it myself, are you transferring tracks or the master file? what are you doing with them after you transfer them?