Can anyone identify anything from this pic?

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Taken from the Sand Band's home studio, 'the Ether'. Amazing sound on their record, would love to know what they used...I know it was selfproduced and recorded on a Tascam 488 mk II.
 
I see mics stands, a cymbal, and perhaps a picture of the Beatles. Key ingredients right there :D



In all serious though, you're probably not gonna get much info from that pic, except maybe just the mics on the stands. This looks more to me like "that corner" where "stuff" goes.
 
Do you think converting your fireplace to a Beatles pic is homage, or commentary that they should burn?

Sorry, can't identify anything specifically... they have some jingle bells over on the seat though, at least that's what I call them..
 
Those things in the shelves to the right are called 'records' or 'LP's (short for Long Playing)! :D
It must be a storage area because there is no lava lamp.
 
I've had a harmonium and tablas in a closet for like 12 years. Maybe ill get them down one of these days now that I know a bit about music.

Oh I see a wii.
 
No one mentioned the Harmonium?

alan

Thank you Alan! :)

I've been staring at the thing trying to dredge up the name. I couldn't get past "Mellotron" which I knew wasn't right.

It looks like the third one down on this page Harmoniums If you click on the small pic on the left a much bigger and better one comes up. It looks very similar.

There's some sort of lap-steely/lutey/dulcimery looking thing leaning against the wall that I can't put a name to either...

I bet this guy has one though Atlas of Plucked Instruments

Cheers

Chris
 
Thank you Alan! :)

There's some sort of lap-steely/lutey/dulcimery looking thing leaning against the wall that I can't put a name to either...

I bet this guy has one though Atlas of Plucked Instruments

Cheers

Chris

It could be a Lap Slide hybrid that was made up, like this, funny the link I found has a pic of a friend of mine playing, Andrew Winton, he has a great collection of Lap Slide monstors that he plays, check him out playing his 13 string lap Slide.

Cheers
Alan.
 
It could be a Lap Slide hybrid that was made up, like this, funny the link I found has a pic of a friend of mine playing, Andrew Winton, he has a great collection of Lap Slide monstors that he plays, check him out playing his 13 string lap Slide.

Cheers
Alan.

Wow! :D Thanks for those links Alan. Terrific playing and very impressive instruments. I couldn't help thinking "Geez, he looks a lot like Tim W..".. but then Google tells me that they're brothers, so that would explain it.... :rolleyes:

I've enjoyed looking at the pics of your studio down there in Freo too (we used to live bang opposite the E.Freo football ground, but have been in the Hills for over 25 years now). My hobby attic room is not the best space around (scruffy and something of an audio-nightmare) and I've only recently started to try and learn about recording, but it's certainly a fascinating business to explore. As you might say, it's both absorbing and allowing plenty of room for reflection... (Can you tell that I've been reading up on room treatments lately... )

Cheers,

Chris
 
If you feel like a trip to Freo I'll show you around the studio sometime. By the way I am playing in Mundaring next Friday (13th) but we are in Duo unplugged (well almost ha ha) mode, if you want to catch up.

Alan.
 
funny the link I found has a pic of a friend of mine playing, Andrew Winton

Forgive me for going off on a sidetrack, but I'm looking forward to mixing for Andrew at the Cygnet Folk Festival this weekend.

I remember being excited at hearing him last year (or may be it was the year before).
 
If you feel like a trip to Freo I'll show you around the studio sometime. By the way I am playing in Mundaring next Friday (13th) but we are in Duo unplugged (well almost ha ha) mode, if you want to catch up.

Alan.

Thanks for the generous offer, I'll try and take you up on that. Next Friday sounds good. Which venue? Mundaring Hotel, Weir Hotel, Bowls Club or...??

For the fans of "Aussie gossip", I was going to re-organise my very primitive 'studio' space yesterday (vaguely on topic...) - but here's what I ended up doing instead (completely off topic, but still QI - Quite Interesting - to me anyway. Helping put a bushfire out. Never a dull moment when you live in Australia, and I'm happy to report that no Harmoniums or Lap Steels were harmed in the fire.... :)

Chris

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That does look like a dulcimery leaning up against the wall.
 
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