PorterhouseMusic
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The knitted oven mitt looking cloths over the acoustic gtr sound-holes... is that to minimizes the guitar from vibrating from room sound? Or what?
PorterhouseMusic
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Man.... I sure do relate to that.
flyingace
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Yes, crochet'd squares work great to keep acoustic instruments from resonating. We used to use something similar in the recording studio I worked at in the 90s. My wife so graciously made these for me. They work great.
PorterhouseMusic
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Excellent. I have the same issue - and as it turns out - my wife is a full blown knit-aholic. She'll have a couple of these made for me before I finish typing this.
Scott Baxendale
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Scott Baxendale
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Slouching Raymond
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Some pretty studio pics:
The above picture is my 2m by 2m acoustic booth, now fairly empty except mics, a remote access pc, and a few guitars. There is room.
The Moog Matriarch does look cool, and sounds cool. The RD64 piano controls the Integra7.
The Odyssey does look cool, and sounds cool.
The above picture is my 2m by 2m acoustic booth, now fairly empty except mics, a remote access pc, and a few guitars. There is room.
The Moog Matriarch does look cool, and sounds cool. The RD64 piano controls the Integra7.
The Odyssey does look cool, and sounds cool.
PorterhouseMusic
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Dude... that Behringer Odyssey looks like a lot of fun. I haven't bought any toys in a long time. At $659 (at Sweetwater) - I have that easily in my fun budget. It would definitely fall into the category of "toy" for me. Hmmmm....
I'm imagining myself losing hours just tinkering. Sounds fun!
I'm imagining myself losing hours just tinkering. Sounds fun!
TAE
All you have is now
I likey!
My goal is to minimize, minimize and minimize...
Basically a 88 controller, mac mini with logic pro, Berry Flow 8, a set of headphones, 1 large monitor, a mouse and and keyboard...we'll see how that works out but that's my goal ...99% just me in there doing my thing anyways. I have the monitors and PA if I need em for a band recording but that is a rarity these days.
Slouching Raymond
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By popular request - My Drum Booth:
That's a Tama 'Superstar' kit.
And same remote access PC as the other booth.
Yeah, I got 2002 Paiste cymbals.
Tight for space. The old mixer is not needed now.
All plugs up here, and goes down the snake to the control room.
There's a back channel for headphones.
That's a Tama 'Superstar' kit.
And same remote access PC as the other booth.
Yeah, I got 2002 Paiste cymbals.
Tight for space. The old mixer is not needed now.
All plugs up here, and goes down the snake to the control room.
There's a back channel for headphones.
Seeker of Rock
Seeker-Lou ‘32
Aw, hells to the yeah!! That’s a helluva kit.
How are the reflections?
How are the reflections?
Sky Blue Lou
Seeker-Lou '32
Nice!
Old Music Guy
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It does look like fun.Dude... that Behringer Odyssey looks like a lot of fun. I haven't bought any toys in a long time. At $659 (at Sweetwater) - I have that easily in my fun budget. It would definitely fall into the category of "toy" for me. Hmmmm....
I'm imagining myself losing hours just tinkering. Sounds fun!
Old Music Guy
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Nice job. I love the kit. Tee Star Cast isolators are pretty cool
Slouching Raymond
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I don't notice reflections. It is a relatively small room.
With the little holes all over the steel (in the ceiling too), and rockwool sheets inside the walls, it is a good acoustic space.
I used to have the kit facing the exact opposite way, and because the steel doors are opposite each other, and my ears between, I could hear standing waves.
The doors don't have holes.
The cure for that is to stagger opposite doors, but that is not possible for the drum booth location.
For the other acoustic booth, I did dismantle it and rebuild with staggered doors.
