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DeshevldMusic
New member
Do you use that Korg at all? or do you have a separate interface
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bjorg
Banned
I take it that lava lamps add some ambiance?
Jim Lad
New member
The stool is perfect for my posture and doesn't pinch the cables.
I record on the Korg and edit on the PC.
The 2Seemy arrived the day after I posted the pictures, so the Korg now shows up on the big screen. What a difference.
I'll be doing much more with the Korg in the future.
The lava lamp adds warmth.
I know, it's not close to what some of the others have but it's way beyond my needs.
I have 16 channel capability on the Korg and at least 12 with the Echo Mona, plus surround mixing if I choose to go that route.
I am truly spoiled.
I record on the Korg and edit on the PC.
The 2Seemy arrived the day after I posted the pictures, so the Korg now shows up on the big screen. What a difference.
I'll be doing much more with the Korg in the future.
The lava lamp adds warmth.
I know, it's not close to what some of the others have but it's way beyond my needs.
I have 16 channel capability on the Korg and at least 12 with the Echo Mona, plus surround mixing if I choose to go that route.
I am truly spoiled.
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Rex Hunt
New member
Dr. Varney
Pimp
Just downscaled everything from a digital mixer to control surfaces. Works great!
Interested to hear from New Country genre lyricists who would like to collaborate.
Al
Edinburgh,UK
www.aljames.co.uk
I can always tell when someone's removed the ashtrays, moved coffee cups to the kitchen and hoovered underneath the desk...
Dr. V
dastrick
huh???
pandamonk
Well-known member
Is that egg crates I see on the walls?
heatmiser
mr. green christmas
Yeah, that is a cool room. The abundance of rugs certainly livens things up...
I like the double cutaway electric in the back there...is that a Yamaha, or a Gibson?...maybe an ibanez?
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
No man...that's a real nice looking rig.
I'll be the first to say that ergonomics, comfort and vibe are as key in a studio setup as is proper acoustic treatment and gear...
...but I'm kinda' curious why you have your monitors in that asymmetrical setup and kinda off in the corner of the room?
Not trying to preach...but I think most guys would say the same thing, that you would benefit by having them more in the center of the wall away from the corner and in a symmetrical position relative to the room.
That way...you won't get odd/different reflections from one side relative to the other.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
Did you get a "Buy One, Get One Free" deal on all those rugs?!
Very cool. I have a couple in my studio too.
You have a nice size room there...it has great potential if you want to take it beyond the live/jam room to a more formal recording studio.
TAE
All you have is now
This link should be a sticky
http://www.flickr.com/groups/lifehacker-workspace-showandtell/pool/
flipping awesome collection of studios...
In the pics if you click on them, many times the people posting their studios put detailed info up at the the right as to what they are using n such...
http://www.flickr.com/groups/lifehacker-workspace-showandtell/pool/
flipping awesome collection of studios...
In the pics if you click on them, many times the people posting their studios put detailed info up at the the right as to what they are using n such...
Jim Lad
New member
Actually, they aren't.
The desk is actually about 3' from the far wall so not in the corner at all.
You are partly right though.
Those dual 10' speakers are in the corner.
I have since moved the 8' passives over to the Korg desk in much the same way as the Behringers are set up for the PC.
So I took your advice about 24hours before you gave it.
Thanks.
Love the other set ups, by the way.
Dr. Varney: That is one very impressive array on your desk.
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Rex Hunt
New member
Cheers,
That is indeed egg trays, the panels are; thin board of MDF - thin sheet of foam - acoustic baffles - Egg trays. 1200 x 600. there are about 20 of them.
i was going to cover them in fabric but i reckon they look the biz as is.
The Guitar is a Yamaha SG-3000.
The rugs were all from Vinnies. adds a nice random mix of smells
. The room is bigger than it looks. Ill get a shot from another angle later. There is also an off room at the side that has the mixer, pc and monitors so the recording side is starting to take shape.
That is indeed egg trays, the panels are; thin board of MDF - thin sheet of foam - acoustic baffles - Egg trays. 1200 x 600. there are about 20 of them.
i was going to cover them in fabric but i reckon they look the biz as is.
The Guitar is a Yamaha SG-3000.
The rugs were all from Vinnies. adds a nice random mix of smells
. The room is bigger than it looks. Ill get a shot from another angle later. There is also an off room at the side that has the mixer, pc and monitors so the recording side is starting to take shape.
Dr. Varney
Pimp
Dude, I just picked up +rep for re-posting your photo! 
Dr. V
Dr. V
suprstar
It aint ez being green
Do you really believe they're doing anything to help your acoustics?
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Rex Hunt
New member
Yes. not a huge difference, but yes.
The underlay on the walls made more of a difference
The underlay on the walls made more of a difference
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bjorg
Banned
Nice lairs Rex & Varney.
pandamonk
Well-known member
They have almost no affect on acoustics. Nothing helpful anyway. What it is however is a fire hazard! Rip it down and make some rigid fiberglass panels or install some acoustic foam (proper stuff, like auralex). They will have a significant effect and won't be dangerous.
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Rex Hunt
New member
Cheers for the feedback panda. I am happy for now with the effect they have had on the room, acoustically and aesthetically. when i do want to improve it some more (and have some actual money to spend on it) ill look into doing something like you have suggested.
pandamonk
Well-known member
You won't be so happy if your room burns down because of them though.
