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Old 12th August 2007   #91
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Recently finished my little project room. A 2300 sq. foot house and I get a room 6'wide, 9'deep and 8' tall. I have 9 2x4x3 Rockwool panels in here. It sounds great, Have my ears at 38% position and I am so surprised at the lack of eq I have to use now. Used to think is was a software problem, oh no, can't believe I waited so long to treat a room.
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Here's a 1/2 shot of mine with mo pads.

Cool room man, diggin' on your stuff too. You're not too far from me. 45 mins tops.
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This is a better shot.
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My home rig.
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My room

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How do you like those LSR's? I've been pondering about getting some of those.
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heres mine

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note* I broke down and moved the 42" into the living room as my main TV. I now have a 20" LCD in between the two 17" as the 3rd monitor.
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Hopefully this works it's my low end studio post that I am trying to cut & paste from another site.....


Finally got a chance to take some more pic's. Been working on the room some. Just built the purple 703 panels. Still have one that I haven't found a home for yet.










The first shot is for my web site it's the only one I had handy that had all the monitors in it. I'm not trying to dazzle you with my coolness:D
If that was the case I'd have sunglasses on for sure
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Well that's good enough I guess
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Operation Room

I'll add my production room to the forum which consists of the following:
This is an old picture so some items shown are not in the picture.


Digidesign 002 Control
Beringher ADA-8000 (for 8 additional ins and outs)
Apogee Mini Me
Yamaha MX16/4
Focusrite Tone Factory Mic Pre
Event 20/20 Passive Monitors
JBL 62T Monitors
CME UF8 Controller
EMU Xboard 49
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This is a better shot.
Nice treatment!


Are these DIY panels? Have you covered them in heshian?

Looks like a good alternative combo to off the shelf treatments.

Good one!
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Nice treatment!


Are these DIY panels? Have you covered them in heshian?

Looks like a good alternative combo to off the shelf treatments.

Good one!
Thanks! Yes they are diy panels and I actually have 12 panels in the room. Not sure what heshian is. If heshian is burlap than yes it is heshian! Bought 12-3" panels for about 90 dollars from a local supplier. My wife had the burlap and I used 3m spray adhesive to attach the burlap to the panels. Then I made wood spacers from some old 2"x2" wood I had lying around, mounted them to the walls and then attached the panels. 12 panels for under 100 bucks. Took about four hours to do.
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Hopefully this works it's my low end studio post that I am trying to cut & paste from another site.....
Finally got a chance to take some more pic's. Been working on the room some. Just built the purple 703 panels. Still have one that I haven't found a home for yet.
The first shot is for my web site it's the only one I had handy that had all the monitors in it. I'm not trying to dazzle you with my coolness:D
If that was the case I'd have sunglasses on for sure
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Well that's good enough I guess
F.S.-Nice photos and nice studio.
Thanks for sharing.
1 question though.
Now that you have shared these photos with the world, don't you think it's time the Ampeg finally came out of the closet.
http://www.netvocalist.com/studio (5).jpg
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F.S.-Nice photos and nice studio.
Thanks for sharing.
1 question though.
Now that you have shared these photos with the world, don't you think it's time the Ampeg finally came out of the closet.
http://www.netvocalist.com/studio (5).jpg
LOL It's not my fault the amp is not picky about where or who it hangs out with It's safer in the closet anyway. Less chance of it falling and killing someone that way.

It's an old Sunn, by the way. A piece of local Oregon history.


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LOL It's not my fault the amp is not picky about where or who it hangs out with It's safer in the closet anyway. Less chance of it falling and killing someone that way. It's an old Sunn, by the way. A piece of local Oregon history. F.S.
An old Sunn?
My, I'm feeling older just about now.
Yeah, the Sunn amps were hot when I was in Jr. High.
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some of these are not low end haha, i think they're mid or hitting on the high end, so much gear haha.
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some of these are not low end haha, i think they're mid or hitting on the high end, so much gear haha.
Yeah, the concepts of low end can be somewhat broad.
However, you can have $50,000.00 of "low to mid priced gear" and still be considered low end (yet still make a nice recording).
Probably better to look at, not how much gear one has but rather, the quality of the signal paths.
Someone could have a home studio with a small number each of high class pres, eq's, compressors etc runnning into a small but high quality console with a number of really nice mics in that $50,000.00 range and be what many might consider hi-end.
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It is in my living room, must be low end, right?
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Here's my bedroom studio currently.
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It is in my living room, must be low end, right?
Mine's in the basement so it must be REAL low-end.
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Shit. I can't talk the wife out of the living room or the master bedroom.
The master bedroom has a walk in closet too that just screams Isolation booth!
Life is not fair! Well I guess I do have two out of 3 bedrooms

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Shit. I can't talk the wife out of the living room or the master bedroom.
The master bedroom has a walk in closet too that just screams Isolation booth!
Life is not fair! Well I guess I do have two out of 3 bedrooms

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and the lesson today is why you should not get married and do music at the same time
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Funny looking things, are 6 inch deep bass traps.


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Tracking room. 12x19 feet although there are risers for back to rows of seating.

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Recently finished my little project room. A 2300 sq. foot house and I get a room 6'wide, 9'deep and 8' tall. I have 9 2x4x3 Rockwool panels in here. It sounds great, Have my ears at 38% position and I am so surprised at the lack of eq I have to use now. Used to think is was a software problem, oh no, can't believe I waited so long to treat a room.
When you decide to treat a room you don't mess around do ya

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and the lesson today is why you should not get married and do music at the same time
Ahhh, but my wife helps finance my gear purchases. She even bought me dual wide screen monitors out of the blue

We are looking at getting a new house soon that I can build a real custom studio in! Can't wait.

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Shit. I can't talk the wife out of the living room or the master bedroom.
The master bedroom has a walk in closet too that just screams Isolation booth!
Life is not fair! Well I guess I do have two out of 3 bedrooms

F.S.

I fought and lost that battle myself. I even tried talking her into getting a house with two master suites. I couldn't get her to overlook the fact that it was in a crappy neighborhood and the walls were painted pink and green, though. I might have had a chance if there hadn't been a dirty couch in the front yard when we went to see the house.
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When you decide to treat a room you don't mess around do ya

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No I guess I don't. My wife was away on vacation. Had some free time. Upgraded a few bits of my recording setup and decided I really needed to focus on treatment. The difference is incredible. Can't believe I waited so long. Had a bit of Auralex in my old room, but that deadened only slightly. Still have some Lenrd's(see pictures). Had some strange resonances and learned to adapt. I really thought it was because I was doing it ITB. I used to have a 16 track studio in Atlanta in the 80's, never seem to struggle with mixes. Started recording again in the late 90's, all ITB, and thought convenience was the trade off. tutt For very little money and a few hours work, I wish I had done this ten years ago.
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Trying out some speakers I found at the local pawn shop:
  • Three-Way Acoustic Suspension, Magnetically Shielded Bookshelf
  • Woofer = 8 in. Hi-polymer Coated Cone, Midrange = 4 in. Cone, Tweeter = 3/4 in. Dome, Ferro-fluid cooled
  • Input Power Nominal = 70W, Music Input = 140W
  • Frequency Range 90 to 20,000 Hz +/-3 dB
  • Dimensions Width = 10-1/2 in., Height = 16-3/16 in., Depth = 12-1/2 in.
  • Weight 34 lbs.
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Yeah, in another thread I was asking about monitors with a smaller footprint

These speakers are not designed to be studio monitors but they are remarkably flat and detailed, they don't color the sound, and they have nice imaging (although lacking in bass but I have a sub to make up for those). I'll post a link later to a remixed & mastered file I did with these speakers as my reference.

BTW, those silly-assed, small POSs on top of the yamahas are the Behr' MS16 I've been using . . . so shoot me! These Yamahas should do until I can get the ADAM A7's.
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Ahhh, but my wife helps finance my gear purchases. She even bought me dual wide screen monitors out of the blue

We are looking at getting a new house soon that I can build a real custom studio in! Can't wait.

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Does she have a sister?
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Does she have a sister?
Ya but, Trust me you want none of that


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