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Studio 615 gets renovated for 2011!!!
- Thread starter kaputsport
- Start date
- Feb 3, 2005
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- Endorsing artist: Bergantino Audio Systems and GHS Strings
awesome, you are making me want to redo my studio/rehearsal room.
Unfortunatley its a L shaped room and its really not good for either a jam room or a studio.
very cramped with all the gear in it.
I will try and get some pics up in a spearate thread sometime soon.
Unfortunatley its a L shaped room and its really not good for either a jam room or a studio.
very cramped with all the gear in it.
I will try and get some pics up in a spearate thread sometime soon.
Just got a new toy in the mail to add to the mayhem from my corner of the world...
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Marshall DBS 7400 amp. 4000 watts peak. I already had the 2x10 to go with it. Add that to the 7041 and 7015 and the 7200 2000 watt head...
6000 watts of bass!!!!
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Marshall DBS 7400 amp. 4000 watts peak. I already had the 2x10 to go with it. Add that to the 7041 and 7015 and the 7200 2000 watt head...
6000 watts of bass!!!!
So now that we have done up the room, we have done a couple recordings, and have decided to add some $$$$ to the gear budget.
While using the 2025 into an older single U rack pre was good, we wanted to step up the game.
Right now, we are looking to purchase the following gear:
Neumann TLM 102 Limited Edition with Elastic shock mount
Universal Audio Solo 610 preamp.
We are running these with the Motu into Logic, which so far has been incredible. I'll try and edit together something we are working on to give you a taste.
While using the 2025 into an older single U rack pre was good, we wanted to step up the game.
Right now, we are looking to purchase the following gear:
Neumann TLM 102 Limited Edition with Elastic shock mount
Universal Audio Solo 610 preamp.
We are running these with the Motu into Logic, which so far has been incredible. I'll try and edit together something we are working on to give you a taste.
Here is a snippet of our latest song. Mixing is far from done, as are the vocals. We just wanted to record dry, and set some levels for things.
Nothing was done to the bass, guitars, drums, synth or vocals except minor mixing and compression to the needed parts (snare, bass, bass drum) and minor spatial separation on the synth.
Vocals will be redone once the Neumann shows up, and the UA 610.
Nothing was done to the bass, guitars, drums, synth or vocals except minor mixing and compression to the needed parts (snare, bass, bass drum) and minor spatial separation on the synth.
Vocals will be redone once the Neumann shows up, and the UA 610.
Thanks man. Our recordings are taking off because of this. Not three weeks after total renovation, we got a demo for a local cover act done, and more knocking on the door to do more...
Not to mention, from the snippet posted above, you can see we have reached another level ourselves.
Not to mention, from the snippet posted above, you can see we have reached another level ourselves.
The floor was hardwood over rubber backed isolating carpet. The insulation was Roxul (as pictured) and was set in frames for bass traps/sound panels.
They are not that expensive honestly. I bought mine for $135 on eBay.
Just search "Electrix" and you will come up with the filter factory, mo-fx, warp factory, filter queen, etc, etc, etc...
Grab them now, before the prices jump.
Wow! Very nice dude. It's pretty mega to see how far $1,000 can go in totally renovating a recording space/man cave.
Very nice work! The TLM is a really good first "big boy" mic and the 610 is a total home run. Have fun with the new digs and the new gear!
