let me see your studio!

[Fab4ever]

The ongoing saga of my basement studio build can be found here:

http://christopherave.wordpress.com/category/studio-build/

 

[RICK FITZPATRICK]

This is my decidedly unimpressive analog based "studio."

I like it!! You made my day! Long live analog. Hey, for us home studio guys that like analog you've made the grade Don't get discouraged by the other comments about your stuido. Once you understand about analog...well, you've already joined the REAL group. If you don't believe me...read this. You won't be the same ever again.
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=278512&highlight=sweetbeats

 

[miroslav]

Hi,

I recently finished a single for a client and while we were tracking they took lots of video, they just released this video clip on youtube made from the footage.

One quick scene of the drums was not from the studio but a rehearsal room (the one with all the deadener on the wall, I would never have a drum area like that) but all the rest was in the studio.

You also get to see my thumb and the back of my head (oh well I suppose I am not in the band). Keep an eye out for the old Atari Computer running the click track on Creator, I forgot we used it until I watched the clip.

Hey Alan...where do I recogninze your "witzendoz" handle from...is it from the TASCAM Fourms?
I know we've exchanged posts somewhere before.....

Nice studio digs...I see you have the 3700...I have a 3500.
Some guy was parting out his 3500...so I just recently picked up a spare PS and a bunch of channel modules, plus some faders, spare main meter bridge...etc...so I plan on keeping my 3500 in service for awhile yet! :grin:
I have to say (knock on wood)...I have not had a single issue with my board in the now almost 20 years I've had it!

 

[witzendoz]

Hi miroslav,

Yes you will find me also on the Tascam forum.

Yes a M3700, I will keep this until the day I give up the studio and retire, I bought it new and it has served me well.

My list of tascam/teac gear I still own: M3700, MX2424, MSR16S, DA20, 3340S with dolby, A-2300. Which is why I am always on the tascam forum. Love it on this forum too.

Check out the studio gear list on the blog, click the link below.

Cheers

Alan.

P.S forgot I still have a M2524 as well.

 

[Amos McWoods]

Here you go:

Nice and tidy, just the way I like it haha.

Sorry, not the best photo composition, but the eye candy rig should make up for it:

-$300 Emachines desktop from Best Buy

-Tascam interface

-Yamaha HS50 monitors

-$100 Sony subwoofer

-MXL condenser

There's a Shure SM57 floating around in there somewhere. I have a few more mics, an SM58, couple EVs, etc. but really only use the 57 and the condensor. I've got my eye on a couple ribbon mics, but I'm waiting to see what shows up in the way of birthday gifts later next month before I do any big spending.

The best part of my signal chain I believe are the sources, in the way of 2 70's era Fender amps (Twin/Vibrolux), a few nice guitars, and a 1957 Hammond M-3. After that it's all downhill, lol.

Sorry, not the greatest rig ever, but it beats the 2 tape decks/6 channel Boss mixer I used as a kid!

 

[Amos McWoods]

Almost forgot, here's my delay processing unit:

 

[WhiteStrat]

Almost forgot, here's my delay processing unit:

Isn't that the field phone from M*A*S*H?

 

[Amos McWoods]

LOL Whitestrat it's from the same era for sure.

Speaking of vintage gear is that a Rhodes I see in your digs? Very nice sir.

 

[LemonTree]

Just finished my build..

Tools out, gear in and a quick hoover.

 

[LemonTree]

a few more ... bit on the dark side

 

[LemonTree]

...and more

 

[LemonTree]

...and finaly

 

[Victory Pete]

Here is a major renovation of my studio. The original foundation is from 1787. The outside shell was built in 1973 as a cow barn. In 1988 I started to turn it into a "shack" to play in and then through the 90's I turned it into a recording studio. Little did I realize squirrels and any other rodents had been living behind the walls ever since. The last straw was 3 months ago when they got into the control room and made a mess. I tore out most of the walls and ceiling and started over. These pictures were taken this morning. I might build a larger control room at the opposite corner of the room and turn this control room into a isolation booth. I will need some tips on how to finish the walls and other tricks to get the best sound in here. It always sounded good with the carpet samples on the wall but this time I want some pine boards.
VP

 

[Victory Pete]

Here are some more pictures

 

[jedblue]

That's neat Pete... You could stay in there to the cows come home.. d'oh!

 

[WhiteStrat]

LOL Whitestrat it's from the same era for sure.

Speaking of vintage gear is that a Rhodes I see in your digs? Very nice sir.

Yep, sure is. a Fifty-Four from about 1980. Good eye!

 

[clevodrummer]

My Studio Album

Just click the enclosed link...https://homerecording.com/bbs/album.php?u=53613

 

[lennyonbass]

nobody knows me, but i wanna play, too...

 

[WhiteStrat]

nobody knows me, but i wanna play, too...

Welcome! Nice digs...

 

[clevodrummer]

welcome to the club!!!

really cool setup and totally dig your assorted geetars.....Is that reel to reel a Fostex? ? on the Eppy amps, the one next to the head and cab, amp, is that a "Valve Junior? What is the head and stack combo called? I really like those new Eppy tube amps.....Going to have to post a pic of my latest "gift" which is a "Truetone" amp...It blows me away for recording as far as the crunch....

but I have to get one of the Epiphone amps for the looks alone....I love two controls!! and a couple of hot tubes...

Clevo