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seafoamer
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I wanna see some shyyyyyyyyt!
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seafoamer
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
hecka no!
There's 4000 mic stands in another room. No pix though. That shyt is top secret.
MesaDCLP said:
hecka no!
There's 4000 mic stands in another room. No pix though. That shyt is top secret.
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DeadSkinSlayer3
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
I'll snap some pics when I get everything recorded, but Foamy, what mixer is that, and how do you like it? I need to upgrade soon.
Or, do you know of a device or box that can convert a balanced TRS signal to an unbalanced RCA signal? Like a reverse DI or something?
I'll snap some pics when I get everything recorded, but Foamy, what mixer is that, and how do you like it? I need to upgrade soon.
Or, do you know of a device or box that can convert a balanced TRS signal to an unbalanced RCA signal? Like a reverse DI or something?
vinterland
New member
Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
Ya know I don't have a pic of my studio... maybe I need to take some.
Ya know I don't have a pic of my studio... maybe I need to take some.
ratherdashing
Kablamminator
Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
It's too dark to take pics right now ... remind me tomorrow.
It's too dark to take pics right now ... remind me tomorrow.
krankguitarist
Krankitupologist
Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
This is my current setup...soon to be re-organized and re done and all that.
Gonna move it to a bigger desk, get a line 6 toneport for bass and vox (I HAVE to record direct...there's just no other option w/ the rents around
. Plus that seems the most cost-efficent way around it. You can see my PODxt to the left.
Few more programs, few more things I need to buy. Hopefully pretty soon I'll be cranking out a decent-quality demo of my progressive stuff.
*edit* ignore the acoustic in the center...that's my travel axe. My recording acoustic is a taylor 310ce.
This is my current setup...soon to be re-organized and re done and all that.
Gonna move it to a bigger desk, get a line 6 toneport for bass and vox (I HAVE to record direct...there's just no other option w/ the rents around
. Plus that seems the most cost-efficent way around it. You can see my PODxt to the left.Few more programs, few more things I need to buy. Hopefully pretty soon I'll be cranking out a decent-quality demo of my progressive stuff.
*edit* ignore the acoustic in the center...that's my travel axe. My recording acoustic is a taylor 310ce.
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seafoamer
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
DSS: The small mixer is a mackie. I only really use it to power my headphones, & monitors, and to feed my G5's audio into, so everything will come out of my monitors.
That said, it does the job nicely.
Can't you go from TRS to RCA w/ adapters?
sweet gear Kindred! I'm almost 6'2", so i can't stand bendin' over to peer into the back of a rack case. But rest assured, all that stuff is very securly duct-taped to each other & to that desk it sits on. haha
Krank: nice! I shoulda given u credit. Ur other thread inspired this thread. It made me want to see others stuu-dee-ohh pr0n.
DSS: The small mixer is a mackie. I only really use it to power my headphones, & monitors, and to feed my G5's audio into, so everything will come out of my monitors.
That said, it does the job nicely.
Can't you go from TRS to RCA w/ adapters?
sweet gear Kindred! I'm almost 6'2", so i can't stand bendin' over to peer into the back of a rack case. But rest assured, all that stuff is very securly duct-taped to each other & to that desk it sits on. haha
Krank: nice! I shoulda given u credit. Ur other thread inspired this thread. It made me want to see others stuu-dee-ohh pr0n.
ratherdashing
Kablamminator
Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
My friend refers to this as "Mission Control":
The notebook on the left is my work computer. The one on the stand is my personal PC. It's hooked up to the screen between the Samson monitors. Under the monitor stand is my MBox, my crappy Behringer mixer, and my external drive. My Pod XT is on the desk near the keyboard, which is a 1987 Yamaha DX7 btw.
I would like a better mixer, and a USB keyboard interface too, but other than that I'm pretty happy with my studio gear.
My friend refers to this as "Mission Control":
The notebook on the left is my work computer. The one on the stand is my personal PC. It's hooked up to the screen between the Samson monitors. Under the monitor stand is my MBox, my crappy Behringer mixer, and my external drive. My Pod XT is on the desk near the keyboard, which is a 1987 Yamaha DX7 btw.
I would like a better mixer, and a USB keyboard interface too, but other than that I'm pretty happy with my studio gear.
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seafoamer
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
mor pix plz
mor pix plz
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DeadSkinSlayer3
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
Track here:
Mix here (getting monitors soon):
Track here:
Mix here (getting monitors soon):
daemon barbeque
Zuhahahaologist
Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
cool drums.I like the way of the whole rack/cymbal design.I had to say ,my set-up is a little smaller ,but very similar shaped.LOve ittKindred_Spirits said:My bands studio/practice space currently:
Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz Dual Monitor, MOTU 828 Mk II, Soundcraft Spirit M8, KRK Rockit 8's, DBX 266XL
Tama Starclassic Maple Chestnut Series, Porkpie Squealer, Sabian/Zildjian/Wuhan cymbals (old pic)
Most recent pic of his set.
A view from the stairs, a headless Carvin Legacy 4x12, Aquilar DB750, Mesa 4x10, old Vox Royal Guardsman + matching Vox cab, JBL JRX mains.
StrangeSound
GlossesForNothin'
Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
I so want a G5 :yell:
You guys are well equipped :bowdown:
I so want a G5 :yell:
You guys are well equipped :bowdown:
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seafoamer
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
i wanna see mo stewdeeohh pix!
draw 'em w/ paint if u havta...
i wanna see mo stewdeeohh pix!
draw 'em w/ paint if u havta...
J Moose
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Re: Post Yo Studio Pic, Record Maka
Allright allright.
Since 'yer on 'yer knees I'll show you my office!
The condensed technical readout for that battlestation is this;
One 44-input Trident 65 mixing console; Dynaudio monitors w/Hafler power; a crazy custom audio computer that's running SX3 & SoundForge 8 w/ tons of a plugs, a 19" LCD and Trashcam moving fader package for DAW control. Outboard racks are stuffed with old Telefunken, Summit, Urei, Demeter, class A tube & discrete transistor audio gear; high end digital TC Electronics, Mytek, Lexicon etc. The mics are pretty sick too. A couple three Nuemann's (M147 tube & 2 TLM103), two pairs of BLUE (baby bottles & Dragonflys), all the standard stuff; 57's, 58's, 421's; various AKG's; Groove Tubes DI box; Audio Technica 40series, Audix...various medicore but useful bits.
The side & backwalls are a little less exciting to look at but there's pictures & lights & stuff all over the place...the acoustic clouds suspended from the ceiling can get kind trippy after a while...
You can't see the other computer, the massive 4'x5' acoustic treatment on the rear wall, the bullentin/dryerase board and the rest of the "office" part of the office. That's all to the left of the double doors.
There's also a 1970's era Studer A80MkII 1/4" 2-track recorder to the side of the outboard rack in the first picture...that's hidden from view in that picture but a HUGE part of my kit. I love that machine!!!
And yeah...I do this for a living.
All that crap's paid for!!!
Allright allright.
Since 'yer on 'yer knees I'll show you my office!
The condensed technical readout for that battlestation is this;
One 44-input Trident 65 mixing console; Dynaudio monitors w/Hafler power; a crazy custom audio computer that's running SX3 & SoundForge 8 w/ tons of a plugs, a 19" LCD and Trashcam moving fader package for DAW control. Outboard racks are stuffed with old Telefunken, Summit, Urei, Demeter, class A tube & discrete transistor audio gear; high end digital TC Electronics, Mytek, Lexicon etc. The mics are pretty sick too. A couple three Nuemann's (M147 tube & 2 TLM103), two pairs of BLUE (baby bottles & Dragonflys), all the standard stuff; 57's, 58's, 421's; various AKG's; Groove Tubes DI box; Audio Technica 40series, Audix...various medicore but useful bits.
The side & backwalls are a little less exciting to look at but there's pictures & lights & stuff all over the place...the acoustic clouds suspended from the ceiling can get kind trippy after a while...
You can't see the other computer, the massive 4'x5' acoustic treatment on the rear wall, the bullentin/dryerase board and the rest of the "office" part of the office. That's all to the left of the double doors.
There's also a 1970's era Studer A80MkII 1/4" 2-track recorder to the side of the outboard rack in the first picture...that's hidden from view in that picture but a HUGE part of my kit. I love that machine!!!
And yeah...I do this for a living.
All that crap's paid for!!!
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