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http://www.merging.com/2002/html/pyramix.htm The software appears to be free but you have to have their hardware consisting of Mykerinos PCI Card. http://www.merging.com/2002/html/myk.htm Multiple daughter cards. http://www.merging.com/2002/structure/frameDaughtercards.htm AD/DA interface -...

:D:D - I'm having a couple of days off :D:D cheers john

Sorry guys - my site is down - there's a break in the cable 100yrds down the road from my server. Hope to be back up on Monday - sorry for the inconvenience. cheers john

shackrock - when you were in the basement you were probably surrounded by brick or concrete walls underground - i.e lots of mass - to get your attic right you'll have to add more mass to your walls. i.e. layers of sheetrock. cheers john

Hey Chrisjob and guys - just one thing about this business of having it dead behind your monitors, I think Craig mentioned it. You are treating the room so that the monitors sound better - right? speakers are directional - the frequency range that foam absorbs is from around 800hz up. What...

I second what ebeam said.:) cheers John

a few sand bags is always a handy thing to have in a studio for that. cheers john

you'll be most welcome mate.:D cheers john

yes it is :D

It appears to be getting bigger and bigger Michael :):) Looking great mate. cheers john

Eric has sent me the progressive pictures of his construction of a vocal booth for his studio. http://johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm cheers john

mate - I'd like to see your pics but I can't afford to wait half an hour for the 5 meg of pictures to load via my dial up connection. cheers john

Update 6 Bruce has sent some better pics so I've updated it to update 6 http://johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm cheers John

well - it's easier to obtain a good acoustic in a larger room - plus if that room is treated all the mixes etc will sound better for it. Check out what others have done at http://johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm cheers john

Looking very nice mate - handy having an electrician in the family :) I love the rope light idea - may I pinch it :D cheers john

Midfields mainly - the near fields usually have a low end boost that becomes tooo strong when flush mounted. It depends on the availability of low end controls on the speaker. The idea is to make the soffit frame rigid. The speaker front becomes extended by the front surface of the soffit...

wow - that sounds great sjoko - good to hear it's all happenning. I'll gladly post the pics when you are ready :) cheers john

http://johnlsayers.com/Studio/index.htm cheers John

Your drawing is a bit confusing - are you trying to mount a resonator into a ceiling?? cheers john

that's really nice work Ringo - I wish you lived in aussieland so I could get you to paint some murals for me :) cheers john