Keyboard mount arrived and everything fits! A small riser for the drum pad would be neat. I am done for a while. I think I have about a thousand hours worth of ZOIA and MIDI knob twiddling to do.
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Post your Studio! <Talkbass Edition! v.01>
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Found a permanent solution for the PadKontrol. Got enough room for the ZOIA, but I would like to try a Boss SL-2 slicer after it, so I need to build another, even more specifically shaped riser. Also, I don't mind the vice grip, but there must be a permanent solution (two vice grips!).
I collected synths there for a while but now am reduced to collecting obscure mini keyboards
In the nature of sharing . . . here is my humble home studio. I mostly only mix in here, I'm putting out about an album a year lately. It is easier to go on location (into the lounge!) for tracking things. This is also where I do my solo practice- I am lucky enough to have the Ashdown Little Bastard 
The acoustics are rubbish, although the acoustic panels do help. Decent headphones is the secret to a good mix - I LOVE my DT1990s.
SHAMELSS SELF PROMOTION CONTENT:
you can hear the results here:
and here
The acoustics are rubbish, although the acoustic panels do help. Decent headphones is the secret to a good mix - I LOVE my DT1990s.
SHAMELSS SELF PROMOTION CONTENT:
you can hear the results here:
and here
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Simple, cheap little setup I've thrown together over the weekend in my living room. Just a cheap HP laptop, a Motu M4 interface, cheap alesis monitors and an assortment of toys and odds and ends. Haven't recorded anything in over a decade, I'm still figuring out the software and never knew anything about recording/engineering but I'm having fun and threw this together yesterday
Simple, cheap little setup I've thrown together over the weekend in my living room. Just a cheap HP laptop, a Motu M4 interface, cheap alesis monitors and an assortment of toys and odds and ends. Haven't recorded anything in over a decade, I'm still figuring out the software and never knew anything about recording/engineering but I'm having fun and threw this together yesterday
Here you can here how this is sounding:
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What's the silver knob/macro-looking thing to the right of the laptop?
Another shot of the lab after adding the Black Lion B173 preamp/DI and B172a compressor.
The Music Room got a fresh coat of paint in January of this year:
My audio interface:
And a MIDI controller that I am trying to figure out:
Having been frustrated with the whole DAW/Mixer conglomeration I have, I am thinking about a portable multi-track recorder. Any suggestions?
My audio interface:
And a MIDI controller that I am trying to figure out:
Having been frustrated with the whole DAW/Mixer conglomeration I have, I am thinking about a portable multi-track recorder. Any suggestions?
I love your space. Lots of toys!
In terms of a simple/portable recorder, I've been looking at these:
Zoom R8 8-track SD Recorder / Interface /Sampler | Sweetwater
Nothing personal but there is more money in paint than your Scarlett interface.
My recording studio, with ceiling...
The blue is a compressor, the orange is a Warm Audio preamp, and the greyish green is a Lindell Audio equalizer; all in a 500 series lunchbox.
Had fun old school multi-tracking tonight. In other words Win7 and Sonar 64 bit. NO PROTOOLS!
24 bit wave files sound very dynamic and clean. Close mic isolated drums.
24 bit wave files sound very dynamic and clean. Close mic isolated drums.
