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Very nice! Looks very similar to my set-up. :) But having the Mackie off to the side...isn't that a little inconvenient for mixing?

Analog out to the 828 for monitoring. Also, another mod was doing away withe small slide-out shelf on the left side under the monitor shelf. I didn't need it so I put in more rack rail. Enjoy your new desk!

I've been using one for well over a year. The quality of construction has been great. I'm constantly rolling it in and out (comes with 8 rubber casters) to make wiring changes and it remains solid as a rock. I did a lot of research before my purchase and this unit seems about as versatile as...

This is an example...

Plasma cutters sure make a mighty fine clean cut! I have a traditional oxy/acetylene rig and would love to have a plasma cutter!

I think the idea is to keep your head up and let your gaze fall downward to between 20 and 50 degrees). This would allow you work in the manner you described and prefer. I'm going to place the monitors about 39" from my eye position and about 25 degrees below horizontal. I'll let you know

I want them low as to see over them and through control room window. The link posted by brzilian cites ergonomic studies which indicate quite the opposite: "The old guidelines that recommended that the monitor be placed at eye level were based in part on the belief that the resting position of...

Just took possession of the building the first of this month. Getting the utilities turned on and will begin construction April 1. I'm going to end up with: 1. 12x17 control room 2. 12x24 live room 3. 12x14 live room 4. 2 - 9x12 iso booths All with 12' ceilings. I ready to get going but...

Why wouldn't this work? Seems fairly simple.

That would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

Thanks for the great information. However, I'm wanting to know what is the optimum (or standard) angle to mount the video monitors in the desk. Anyone?

I'm getting ready to begin construction of a custom desk to hold my recording gear. I want my video monitors inset into the desktop. Does anyone know of a good angle to use for my intended purpose? See drawing... Thanks.

I've got 3 of 'em. 2 are studio mics and 1 is used for my bluegrass band's 1-mic live set-up. 2¢...

Jake, For you, I'll personally send you the full cuts! :D But only after I fix the issues being brought to my attention. :) It's crazy, they sound really good on my Mackie 624's but on the crap speakers on my second computer (complete w/crap sub), Red Haired Boy has waaaaay too much bass...

Recorded at my studio. Please let me know what you think. Thanks. Blue Valley

Yep! A whoppin' 48 miles! :D My band, Blue Valley, is playing at Artistic Blends this Friday. It's the old Wedgewood Theatre on Granbury just south of 820. Sorry Badger... There's going to be 3 bluegrass bands that night. Come check it out. BTW, once I move the studio I'm going to start...

Christine, I'm looking at between 120/160 days. I've got projects booked and need to finish those before moving the studio. And I've got much work to do inside the space as well. After I get the studio up and running, I'm going to put in an acoustic music instrument store in a small part of...

I have both the GR and an Avalon M5. I'm pretty much set.

As it should be... :D

I too, really like the 4041 on acoustic guitars. I use a pair, one in front of the instrument and one from over the right shoulder of the player. Each on to it's own track then panned. Creates a nice lush texture. My 2¢