Maya Clars
Member
Just saw that people on here share their music studio, then I will show mine as well
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
Looks very organised there, Maya, although a little dark.
I see you play recorder too. I have some.
subvibe
Active member
Looks Great
Is that Cubase Pro ?
subvibe
Is that Cubase Pro ?
subvibe
Papanate
Well-known member
IT's really blue.
Maya Clars
Member
Thank you Slouching Raymond! I love to keep my desk organized as It seems to help me to focus more on the process
Which one of a play recorder you have? What model?
Maya Clars
Member
Thank you Subvibe, yep, it's Cubase 13 Pro, I love to work on this DAW
What kind of DAW do you use?
Maya Clars
Member
subvibe
Active member
Hi MayaThank you Subvibe, yep, it's Cubase 13 Pro, I love to work on this DAW
i am on Cubase 15 Pro i really think Cubase is the Best
subvibe
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Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
I started with a german pearwood tenor recorder I bought in 1976. Cost about £30 at the time, which was a fair bit.
It had a lovely tone, but unfortunately got trapped in a door and cracked.
There's a great shop for recorders (worth a browse):
The Early Music Shop
The world's largest source of historical musicals instruments, sheet music and accessories. The best place to buy recorders, viols, lutes, harps, percussion and more. Contact one of our specialists today!
earlymusicshop.com
First was a soprano recorder by Flauto, made of abs, just to try them.
Next, I bought Yamaha 300 series Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass.
Plastic is not so good for tone, or staying dry, but hey I got recorders covered.
I would love to get some wooden ones, but they cost.
Also, I'll look at getting that first one fixed someday.
gecko zzed
Grumpy Mod
My wife and I used to live in a spacious house and I had plenty of room for recording. However, we recently moved into a more manageable unit, and my studio has shrunk to a re-purposed garage, It turned out to be a cosy workable space, and I had been going increasingly minimalist over the years anyway. I have enough room to record small acts, and I have a travelling rig to go out and record bigger ones.
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Maya Clars
Member
Hey subvibe!! I love Cubase too, and your studio looks amazing!
Maya Clars
Member
This looks really nice, I like that everything in one place, well done! I think you have a lot of inspiration in this studio
Maya Clars
Member
Ah, it's a pity it got broken! Thank you for sending the link, I will check it out! Wow, so many! So interesting, thank you for sharingI started with a german pearwood tenor recorder I bought in 1976. Cost about £30 at the time, which was a fair bit.
It had a lovely tone, but unfortunately got trapped in a door and cracked.
There's a great shop for recorders (worth a browse):
I was short of money to get a replacement, so bought some plastic recorders.The Early Music Shop
The world's largest source of historical musicals instruments, sheet music and accessories. The best place to buy recorders, viols, lutes, harps, percussion and more. Contact one of our specialists today!
First was a soprano recorder by Flauto, made of abs, just to try them.
Next, I bought Yamaha 300 series Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass.
Plastic is not so good for tone, or staying dry, but hey I got recorders covered.
I would love to get some wooden ones, but they cost.
Also, I'll look at getting that first one fixed someday.
TAE
All you have is now
Onward and upward This is it. A Yamaha Modx, a Mac Mini m4 with Logic Pro sitting on a hub that houses a 1TB SSD, a Shure Sm 57 going into a Flow 8 mixer (I do have an XR18 for bigger projects) .......KISS Keep it simple stupid...
I am blown away with this set up.....still going through the learning curve of how to somewhat scratch the surface of the power within Logic Pro....Started with the Finneas O'Connor Ocean Eyes Template...My head hurts...I'm old and a bit addle brained but dang this is fun.
We're on vacation and I dragged this along..(wife is going to kill me in my sleep) Have been able to make a few rough recordings that are pretty cool. Me Likey!
I am blown away with this set up.....still going through the learning curve of how to somewhat scratch the surface of the power within Logic Pro....Started with the Finneas O'Connor Ocean Eyes Template...My head hurts...I'm old and a bit addle brained but dang this is fun.
We're on vacation and I dragged this along..(wife is going to kill me in my sleep) Have been able to make a few rough recordings that are pretty cool. Me Likey!
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DrewPeterson7
Sage of the Order
I moved into a new place two years ago, just after having my first kid, and didn't do much to the room for the first year, insrtead focusing on tracking a project. But, as I finished tracking and started mixing, I also started putting more work into the space - repainted, more treatment, new desk, some new rack gear, etc - and while these things are never "done," I'm probably at an inflection point where it'll be stable fora little while. Maybe some mood lighting, and I still need to find some way to wall mount my guitars (in a room with metal studs, since it's a finished basement).
But, for now, here are a few pictures:
But, for now, here are a few pictures:
gecko zzed
Grumpy Mod
Your set up is very similar to mine, but more polished. I enjoy the ergonomics of that type of arrangement.
Maya Clars
Member
I really like your setup!!I moved into a new place two years ago, just after having my first kid, and didn't do much to the room for the first year, insrtead focusing on tracking a project. But, as I finished tracking and started mixing, I also started putting more work into the space - repainted, more treatment, new desk, some new rack gear, etc - and while these things are never "done," I'm probably at an inflection point where it'll be stable fora little while. Maybe some mood lighting, and I still need to find some way to wall mount my guitars (in a room with metal studs, since it's a finished basement).
But, for now, here are a few pictures:
DrewPeterson7
Sage of the Order
It's a great spot to work!
Old Music Guy
Well-known member
Very nice. looks like a really good place to get work done. Where did you get that desk?I moved into a new place two years ago, just after having my first kid, and didn't do much to the room for the first year, insrtead focusing on tracking a project. But, as I finished tracking and started mixing, I also started putting more work into the space - repainted, more treatment, new desk, some new rack gear, etc - and while these things are never "done," I'm probably at an inflection point where it'll be stable fora little while. Maybe some mood lighting, and I still need to find some way to wall mount my guitars (in a room with metal studs, since it's a finished basement).
But, for now, here are a few pictures:
DrewPeterson7
Sage of the Order
It's a company based in Copenhagen and building in Hungary called Buso Audio. There were a couple other commpanies I looked at, and for a moment there I considered trying to build one muself (next time, maybe) but for the size and features I wanted they were the right fit. This is their "Producer Mini" model, which despite the name is actually a little bigger than their Producer 61, just a little more canted inwards.
It's kind of a smallish room (forget the exact measurements but it's something like 11-12' by 14') and the door is right next to the back all that makes the most sense to position a desk against, so it took some balancing and as it stands I can't FULLY open the door without rolling the desk out of the way (I ordered it with casters, they're good abotu customization options)
