Let's see some pix of your project studio (No Big Shots Allowed!)

[bcarr]

RobertPhilbeck, my room is VERY small. My wife and I moved to a new place and unfortunately my project studio got significantly smaller. This room sounded terrible before I put up the acoustic treatment that I have up now. I could not even here the bass at my mix postion before. I can hear it now but I have to be in the correct posion which is actually closer to the speakers than an equal distant triangle would put me. I can't really complain to much because at a room this size it sounds fairly good (when you are in the right spot).

I added a floor plan picture and some more pictures of the space.

I would like to add another Mini Trap above the door on the back wall and another ceiling cloud in the back of the room as well. I can't treat the back wall because of the french doors but I do have 2 portable auralex panels that I put in front of the doors sometimes but to tell you the truth, I can't really hear a difference when I put them there.

Thanks for your ideas.

[bcarr]

the back wall.

[bcarr]

the floor plan

[bcarr]

If the bass is non directional then what difference does it make if I have 2 MiniTraps in the cieling/wall corners above my speakers or if I have them at the wall/wall corner on the sides of my speakers? Why should I move the 2 traps that I have installed now to the other corners?

[bcarr]

Oh, sorry. I got confused because those 2 are not MiniTraps, they are traps that I built that have 2" of 703 in them. That is a good idea though. I might try that or I might try to build 2 more traps myself that use 705 on the inside and 703 on the outside and span them across those corners.

Thanks for your help.

[Bosco]

Bcarr check your Pm's.

Peace BT

[bcarr]

Bosco, check your Pm.

[el cochino]

Here's a picture of my Mini Traps - I have 10 of them and I absolutely love them! My room is small but very high, that's why I had to use photoshop to get everything in one picture. Sorry about the size...

[Dot]

Configuring system about a year ago.

<img src="http://www.thelisteningsessions.com/images/shelbyaudio9-22-03.jpg">

During a recent tracking session.

<img src="http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/8012/shelbyaudio-52205.jpg">

Just starting to work on another new room from scratch.

[subspace]

The lab this morning after an evening's work:

[Ruphus]

Hey Dan,

Apart from all the wonderful parts and the great looking room you have there the picture quality is fantastic too. It just looks like an image in one of those expensive Hollywood movies.
( Amazing what the digital cameras can do these days. )

Sub, I totally dig the colours in your place too. Great idea. I wouldn´t like Bordeaux red, but what you have there is different and looks great. Matches in a beautiful way with the grey surfaces.

Great places in this thread.

Ruphus

PS: Dan, I assume that you pull the table away from the wall when you mix, right?

[Dot]

Thanks, Ruphus. Yeah - in the top picture taken about a year ago, that was when I was just getting the system up and running. Probably just two weeks after that picture was taken the whole system got pulled out a good 3' from the wall. There was even enough room for me to walk back behind the racks. Not sure if you can see that in the second picture.

Here's some other shots of another private home project studio where I recorded a jazz album last November. http://www.thelisteningsessions.com/jazzooo-gallery.htm My Olympus C-5050ZOOM was in full force for that one. You're right. These latest digital cameras are amazing.

Actually, for the last couple of months I've been stuffed into a small room in a townhouse while we've been relocating. I'm building a new room from scratch in a large garage in a house we're moving to next week.

My temporary gorilla warfare project studio...ala George Massenburg




Need some good diffusion? Just stack up gear boxes on the back wall. Actually works pretty well.

[007]

Nice one Dot!

I just bought the same production desk pictured on the Listening Sessions site, that KK Audio one with the rack spaces below the monitor top shelf, best looking (and functional) desk before entering the Argosy bracket, lol...

[fross]

Can't seem to get pics to post. How do you do it?

[Dot]

fross, if the upload function isn't working here you can use
http://imageshack.us/index3.php

It's free. Just upload an image. Even spits out the code for you. Just cut and paste.

[catfish11]

aloha from maui.
outfitted by gearslutz.

[k-line]

Here`s a pic from my basement in Alta, Norway. I bought the Raindirk console from ebay in January, and wow!!! it sounds smooth.

[k-line]

and another one....

[Skeetch]

Wide shot of the control room end.




Left rack:




Console/desk closeup:




Right side racks:

[RINGO]

What's up People.

Click on the link below to view 123 images of me building my new home recording studio.

RINGO STUDIO IMAGES.


Peace.

RINGO

[Jules]

Great thread, keep em coming!

Ringos studio build "slide show tour" is worth taking!

[Ol' Betsey]

Originally posted by el cochino
Here's a picture of my Mini Traps - I have 10 of them and I absolutely love them! My room is small but very high, that's why I had to use photoshop to get everything in one picture. Sorry about the size...

Hey Cochino,

Where'd you order your Real Traps from?

Did you get them shipped from the States or somewhere in Europe?

And dare I ask, How much were they?

R.

[-=glEnn=-]

my place.

[el cochino]

Originally posted by Ol' Betsey
Hey Cochino,

Where'd you order your Real Traps from?

Did you get them shipped from the States or somewhere in Europe?

And dare I ask, How much were they?

R.

I ordered them from Sonic Distribution in the UK. Check your PM for infos and prices.

Martin

[Nevelicious]

Originally posted by -=glEnn=-
my place.

What do you have for gear there? Thanks!

[tommyd]

...if I should post this in the "Low End Theory" thread or here, but what the hell.
This is where I've been,

[tommyd]

...if I should post this in the "Low End Theory" thread or here, but what the hell.
This is where I've been,

[tommyd]

My wife and I are doing a addition/remodel number on the house, so I'll end up with this space added to the walk-out lower level of our house. The main overall dimensions are 17'x25' with ten foot ceilings. Due to the shape of the room I have no idea how I'll lay out my gear, but it'll be a one room affair with an iso booth.
TommyD

[-=glEnn=-]

Originally posted by Nevelicious
What do you have for gear there? Thanks!

this is what u can see in the pic:
pretty much all i have besides the mics

ADAM S2-A
Barefoot Sound SC2
RME ADI8-Pro
Benchmark DAC1
Digidesign Digi001
Vintech Dual72
Trident MTA IX-One
Empirical Labs Fatso JR
FMR Audio RNC
Little Labs IBP


cheers
/mike

[GuruInSpace]

Originally posted by DanielRaible
Here are some shots of my humble home studio. The wall units are homemade versions of Ethan Winers low-bass, mid-bass & high frequency 'Realtraps'. Enjoy!







There are also some tracking pictures here:
http://experimentalbehavior.com/~exper/boa...opic.php?t=1238

-daniel

hey DanielRaible.
how do you like Future Retro 777 ?
i bet you the only one on here with one.