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Hi, I just renovated my house and have a home office/guest bedroom (measures 20' x 16') that I can use as a home studio. I have attached a pic of the room with existing furniture. The room is carpeted. There is nothing on the walls and then windows all have that blackout combed shades on...

looking for one in good working condition. Thanks.

I have an old yamaha P80 and still love it.

wow, it's been months and I still have the gift cards. life goes on. i know guitar center has the crown pzms there but i think they are mainly used for meetings, conferences, etc. how do you think they'll sound on the upright? TIA.

semi-weighted http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Axiom61-main.html i have the mini version of this and it feels pretty good.

you are right. it doesn't have to have a point. i retract. great video by the way. her voice is really nice too.

to each his own but, to me, it doesn't sound interesting (her voice does though), but rather irritating. I ask what's the point? it's just a hair early, that's all.

agreed. great tune but that snare is coming in a tad early.

I can definitely move it around a few feet here and there and even six feet off the wall if needed. it's on rollers on a hardwood floor. I guess I was referring to moving in to other rooms, etc.

that sounds like a terrific idea. definitely something to consider.

I have a Yamaha P22 upright piano and plan on doing some live recording in my living room. I have the following equipment: MacBook (brand new) Logic Presonus Firebox MXL V67 SM58 ART Tube MP preamp. I have $225 in gift certificates to Guitar Center from Christmas. I want to start small and...

I have no idea what you just said but for the original poster, i will promote spending research time and money fixing up your Leslie. You are lucky to have one, and it deserves a good home. There are plenty of musicians who would love to get their hands on one. I think what he was saying is...

I have a Leslie 145 for my Hammond right and the sound of a real leslie is awesome. I found one in my friend's music store that wasn't working and i sent it in to a local organ guru who fixed it up and I was floored upon playing it live the first time. nothing beats it. we even ran guitar...

sorry, i haven't even gotten that far. i just ordered the firebox so i'll have to see what works and what doesn't. ideally i'd like to use the tower but seeing as i'd be setting up the whole operation in my living room on the piano i might go the powerbook route for looks sake (aka the wife)...

I can get a 12" Powerbook G4 1.33mhz 768 RAM for $700 from someone in the classifieds. What limitations should I expect from this. I noticed on another thread that someone mentioned the 15 or 17" ones were better for some reason?

well i do have a dual 867 G4 in the garage collecting dust. thinking about selling it and getting a powerbook.

firewire is built in. it's a stock computer: Full specs Processor Processor type Pentium M Clock speed 1.5 GHz Processor features Enhanced SpeedStep technology, Power- optimized processor system bus Processor manufacturer Intel Processor number 715 RAM RAM installed size 512 MB Max supported...

well i think i'm going to order this deal today. it's the one on ebay for $299 and i'll get the v67g for free. seems like a good deal. thanks for all your input so far. i hope to be a contributing member of this forum soon enough.

does my computer have enough juice to do all this? TIA.

I just bought a Yamaha P22 upright piano. I currently have a PC Sony Vaio 1.5GHZ with 512MB. I also have a firewire HD and a Shure 58. Now, this Firebox seems like a great deal especially for $300 which includes a V67G mic. I'd like to record the piano and vocals onto my computer as well as...