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RAMI
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Your listening position seems to be in the wrong place, if I'm looking at the pictures properly.
Is that foam and egg cartons you have all over the place?
Is that foam and egg cartons you have all over the place?
mjbphotos
Moderator
What do you expect of guys who have a Facebook page as their main webpage? 
And look at that impressive equipment lineup - a few unspecified keyboards, an interface and a DAW!
And look at that impressive equipment lineup - a few unspecified keyboards, an interface and a DAW!
R
RAMI
Guest
Well, I don't really hold that against them. We all get excited when something's new. But if you're going to do something, at least try to do some research first so that you can get some of the most basic things right.
Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
Maybe all the actually effective trapping and treatments are behind the foam.
Happy to see the 7b though...
Happy to see the 7b though...
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RAMI
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homestudioguy
Well-known member
All in all, I would say that you have a nice little set-up that's primed for moving onward and upward.
Suggestions? Certainly!
1) Facebook is a good place to make connections and possibly even drum up business, but I suggest you don't make Facebook your primary Website. I use GoDaddy to host my website and they also help with my URLs (website names). They have some pretty good deals more often than not too. Of course, there are a lot of companies that do the same thing GoDaddy does.
2) I would suggest that you raise the height of your monitors where the tweeters are level with your ears or place your HS5s with the Woofer on the bottom and the tweeter on top.
3) If you choose to keep your HS5s parallel as they are (but higher), consider trying the tweeters on the inside of your mix position instead of being on the outside.
4) I can't see things entirely in all of your photos but are you using 100% Foam Acoustical Treatment or do you have any Sound Absorbers or Bass Traps made with Roxul or Owens Corning 703 (OC-703) Compressed Fiberglass in the mix there?
If you are using 100% Foam Treatment, you will want to begin moving some of that out and bringing in the other as it will greatly improve the acoustics well beyond where they are now if all you are using is Foam.
That's enough for now as I am sure others may chime in.
Please visit my website Homestudioguy DIY Build Plans Recording Studio Furniturefor some Low-Cost DIY ideas and check out the YouTube Video Links on the "Cool Links and Other Info" Page that I am currently working on. Lots of good info.
Bob G.
Suggestions? Certainly!
1) Facebook is a good place to make connections and possibly even drum up business, but I suggest you don't make Facebook your primary Website. I use GoDaddy to host my website and they also help with my URLs (website names). They have some pretty good deals more often than not too. Of course, there are a lot of companies that do the same thing GoDaddy does.
2) I would suggest that you raise the height of your monitors where the tweeters are level with your ears or place your HS5s with the Woofer on the bottom and the tweeter on top.
3) If you choose to keep your HS5s parallel as they are (but higher), consider trying the tweeters on the inside of your mix position instead of being on the outside.
4) I can't see things entirely in all of your photos but are you using 100% Foam Acoustical Treatment or do you have any Sound Absorbers or Bass Traps made with Roxul or Owens Corning 703 (OC-703) Compressed Fiberglass in the mix there?
If you are using 100% Foam Treatment, you will want to begin moving some of that out and bringing in the other as it will greatly improve the acoustics well beyond where they are now if all you are using is Foam.
That's enough for now as I am sure others may chime in.
Please visit my website Homestudioguy DIY Build Plans Recording Studio Furniturefor some Low-Cost DIY ideas and check out the YouTube Video Links on the "Cool Links and Other Info" Page that I am currently working on. Lots of good info.
Bob G.
Jay C
New member
my band recorded in Hamilton a long time ago at mastermind studio... they had no idea about "listening position" ...
homestudioguy
Well-known member
I've heard that it works pretty well, in fact a lot of people have made the switch!
R
RAMI
Guest
I'm not sure what your point is.
Who had no idea? Your band? The studio? Both? Are you saying you still don't know where your speakers should be placed in a studio? Did you hope that "listening position" had something to do with sex?
homestudioguy
Well-known member
I'm not sure what your point is.
Who had no idea? Your band? The studio? Both? Are you saying you still don't know where your speakers should be placed in a studio? Did you hope that "listening position" had something to do with sex?
DOWN BOY! DOWN!
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RAMI
Guest
I've heard that it works pretty well, in fact a lot of people have made the switch!
DOWN BOY! DOWN!
Don't drink and post. You're making absolutely no sense.
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homestudioguy
Well-known member
No drinkee
No posty
No posty
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tailored suit
New member
You know what is best about your studio? Bunch of musicians enjoying themselves and creating a great vibe! That's exactly what its all about! A studio is so much more than equipment and walls. Good luck to you.
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RAMI
Guest
Koom-by-a. 