Old School wrote:Hi Guys,
I thought I'd share some pics of my studio. Comments and critiques are welcome.
I wish I had proper iso booths like that. Very nice looking space.
Old School wrote:Hi Guys,
I thought I'd share some pics of my studio. Comments and critiques are welcome.
Old School wrote:Hi Crash,
Thanks, there are 4 of them and I built the space so that everyone still has visual contact with each other and with me. I have been in a lot of studios and never liked any of them, so I built this from a musicians point of view. Even in the larger studios I have visited, the drum booths always seemed tiny to me, so I made it big. Visual cues can sometimes be very important to a band so I wanted to preserve that eye contact.
Have a blessed day,
Mike
captainamerica wrote:well summarized doktor1360 !
captainamerica wrote:Here's my LIVE studio,,,,no isolation booths, no resilient channels, just an open barn, converted with shiplap wood and some control room insulation panels. I wanted an open "1-man cockpit control" LIVE jazz/country blues environment since most of my projects are my own for film and music projects.
My d8b is integrated with my Mackie MIDI control surfaces (and my old Amig 2000 on the left) for full SMPTE/MIDI control. I was able to extend my d8b cable (thanks to Y-my-R) > 50 feet to my machine/server room where I keep all my noisy CPUs away from the main studio area. This tiny area gives me a place to debug things. The BArn ~ 500x500 but has really high ceilings...great for natural acoustics.
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