let me see your studio!

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good idea to post pix?

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HOLY COW! I THINK SOMEONE ACTUALLY TOOK IT IN THE LITERAL SENSE! THAT'S INSANE!
 
yeah yeah yeah.... the sound reflection before was horrible...now its non-existant pretty much. thats why i record there and mix at home

fits with the whole behringer/samson motif
 
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Just Redid Studio Comments Please Need A Boost Or Something Like That Was A Lot Of Work
 

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THE REST OF THE PHOTOS ARE TO BIG HOW DO YOU COMPRESS THE WITH OUT DISTOYING THEM 1.5 MG TO LESS THAN .64 MG
 
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distortedrumble said:
fits with the whole behringer/samson motif
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Hey, don't knock samson.

I use an MPL2242 "live" 4-buss mixer for what little "on road" stuff I've done over the years, and it's EXTREMELY quiet.

Not sure about their other stuff, but that mixer I like.
 
nice....say....got any more of that foam left that i can use so blue bear and co. can quit laughing at me? lol
 
frederic said:
Hey, don't knock samson.

I use an MPL2242 "live" 4-buss mixer for what little "on road" stuff I've done over the years, and it's EXTREMELY quiet.

Not sure about their other stuff, but that mixer I like.
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i like samson too....i had a falling out with their tech department a while back for not sending the parts needed to repair my monitor after a diode blew. so i'm on the fence with samson..if something else goes wrong with the monitors then they're being tossed out the window
 
studiops150@dir said:
Just Redid Studio Comments Please Need A Boost Or Something Like That Was A Lot Of Work
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Hey -- that looks like a lot of work! :D Looks great! What mic is that?
 
U 87 Have More Pictures Of The Control Room And Tracking But There To Big 1.5 Mb Do You Now To Compress Them Without Distroying Them To Much To .65MB Or So Thats All They Will Let Use Here
 
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what software are you using to edit the pictures? try shrinking the image size to small but not squinting. i did that and changed the image quality to low.
 
This is the first thread I ever looked at when I joined this site. It's kind of neat to see how some of the studios here have changed, and really enlightening to see how you guys set them up... I get inspired everytime I read through here!



Thanks!:D
 
I know, I know....

RICK FITZPATRICK said:
Hello thane1200

That SHOULD be your first priority. The two shelf units on the desk top should be moved in favor of the monitors. I mean, how do you determine a stereo image with this configuration? Also, mixing in a corner is the WORST place you can mix because that is where room modes terminate.
fitZ
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I know this is not the optimal set-up but i am limited to the space. There is a window on the wall directly right of the desk as well as a breaker box, thus I am unable to use that wall. The wall directly left of my turntables has a closet which I cannot block. And lastly the wall behind my turntables is very narrow and has a door. Also the MKII's are currently being used for DJ monitors and do no good on the desk anyway. If I get a blueprint of my room posted maybe we can come up with a better idea.

Thanx
 
Thane,

Rick is right in that your placement of your little white speakers there will probably hurt your perception of the stereo image, but here is an idea for you. A pair of cheap, $35 wall mounts for those speakers. They are small enough that the units they have in Lowes or Home Depot should support them no problem, and mount those speakers to the side of your hutch, facing you. This way you're not giving up valuable desk space, but increasing your ability to perceive stereo imaging.

Just an idea... and a not so expensive one either...
 
You keep forgetting one important thing:

Dance music is MONO! (which is obviously what he's producing)
In a club or bar, there are way too many speakers to have a stereo image. Also, you don't wanna dance near those speakers where the vocals come out, while others dance near the speakers where the lead synth comes out. That'll be weird, right?

Experienced dance music producers hence produce in mono. :eek: :eek:
I therefore don't really see a big problem with thane1200' setup.
 
good one!

frederic said:
Thane,

Rick is right in that your placement of your little white speakers there will probably hurt your perception of the stereo image, but here is an idea for you. A pair of cheap, $35 wall mounts...........mount those speakers to the side of your hutch, facing you. This way you're not giving up valuable desk space, but increasing your ability to perceive stereo imaging.

Just an idea... and a not so expensive one either...
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I've never thought to do that. Good idea! Thanx guys, I know that BestBuy and WalMart both have those for under 25$.
 
> stereo < is our friend

I just whipped up a quick lay-out of my room. This shows how limited the space is. Any suggestions on re-arrangement, monitor placement, acousitcs, etc. would be appreciated. Thanks to frederic for the speaker mount idea. Any other input would be great.

~thanx for the help

-thane
 

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