Max Martin's New Studio - (Pix+Gearlist)

[zelari]

-.. or production room might be a more accurate..

The pix are from the Studio Designer's page.

JV Acoustics - Projects

Toggle projects til you find "Client in Northern Europe" Part I and II

Here's the equipment list; Maratone


Lot of goodies there...

/z

[jsipich]

Here you are:
http://www.jv-acoustics.de/cms/uploa.../Maratone1.jpg
http://www.jv-acoustics.de/cms/uploa.../Maratone3.jpg

These pictures are a clear indication that I need more money. :(

You don't want to see my blue room with 15 year old white carpet. You'd be jelly!

[Jens Eklund]

Originally Posted by jsipich

Here you are:
http://www.jv-acoustics.de/cms/uploa.../Maratone3.jpg

First time I see this idea built:

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/5869949-post58.html

[audiothings]

Very nice. Seems like very effective use of space. Do you have a tracking room as well? Congrats and all the best!thumbsup

[ACO]

[Bassmankr]

Looks amazing but are the speakers too close together? Doesn't look like a good triangle in the pics.

[mobilemozart]

What happened to his huge Neve-Desk?

[OlofBerggren]

Originally Posted by mobilemozart

What happened to his huge Neve-Desk?

He sold it to the new studio, riksmixningsverket in stockholm sweden.

http://www.rmvstudio.com/wp-content/...52-800x535.jpg

[Northward]

Originally Posted by Jens Eklund

First time I see this idea built:

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/5869949-post58.html

Nice studio, like the stone.

We fooled around with similar ideas many years ago, so we could try and maybe gain space in smaller studios.

Was fun on paper, but wasn't that successful in practice to be honest. Lots of deviations - in fact too many. Dropped it all pretty fast. Not that it didn't work, but it didn't reach our expectations.

We prototyped a few units though, to make sure we were not overlooking a few things. Found these old pics of one of the prototypes. This one was a multi-compartmented one IIRC, hence the multiple ports.

With the years you figure out that it's best to build systems that are very good at one thing, and not try to have them do many things. At least when it comes to "custom" systems that are usually designed for a particular project. For commercial solutions, since these are more 'one fit all' solutions it's maybe easier to broadly speaking optimize things a bit. But AFAIC, the more these "combined systems" do, the more mediocre the general results are.

[Jens Eklund]

Originally Posted by Northward

We fooled around with similar ideas many years ago, so we could try and maybe gain space in smaller studios.

Was fun on paper, but wasn't that successful in practice to be honest.

"Fun on paper", exactly! I never utilized the concept either. If there’s a need for low frequency absorption on the rear wall, I’d use a lightweight diffuser as panel absorber.

[audiothings]

Found these old pics of one of the prototypes.

You west Europeans cut the cleanest lines. Even your prototype looks so neat

[Norpol]

When the surroundings are appealing, you will feel perfect at work. Come on, aim at the highest level from the beginning of.

[zelari]

Feels like the investment paid of...
Already 4 US No.1s been made there..

[Michael Khan]

What an awesome place to work!... and what are Murray monitors?