let me see your studio!

good idea to post pix?

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its a Behringer SX4882. I have not been a big fan of Behringer in the past but I have to say this console is made for recording. I ran a PM4000 for years on the road and this board competes as far as routing options. I wanted a 8 bus console without having to take out a loan. it has 2 headphone busses and a built in talk back circuit. it is a 24 channel console with a B mix on each channel for 48 total inputs. I will use the B mix as a independent headphone mix. So far I love it, the meter bridge is awesome.
 
kidkage said:
I love 'em.
I had been using the Auralex MoPads for a while.

These are a lot less of a hassle to set up, they feel more secure, and while I haven't noticed much of a difference between MoPads at loud volumes, at quiet volumes I hear more clarity in the sound.

They also let me take full advantage of desk real estate :D
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Just got mine 5 minutes ago. After reading your post, I was going to buy them new but found a used pair. They're awesome!
 
You should start a thread and post continuing progress of your build. More folk will find/see it than little bits here and there.

:thumbs up:
 
Hope it's ok to post a quick reply (Once I've set up my equipment I'll add a photo here).
But I see in these photos a lot of the monitors are on stands (I imagine to be at the correct height, and minimise the distortion/vibration on the desk?). Would it make a massive difference if I put my monitors directly on my desk with no stand(it's solid wood not mdf, if that makes a difference).
Just thought I'd ask after seeing all these lovely pictures!
 
scope said:
Hope it's ok to post a quick reply (Once I've set up my equipment I'll add a photo here).
But I see in these photos a lot of the monitors are on stands (I imagine to be at the correct height, and minimise the distortion/vibration on the desk?). Would it make a massive difference if I put my monitors directly on my desk with no stand(it's solid wood not mdf, if that makes a difference).
Just thought I'd ask after seeing all these lovely pictures!
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Your monitors need to be pointed to your ears, usually on the desk surface they are pointed too low. You also need to 'decouple' the monitors from the desk surface.
 
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