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Code Zero wrote:

3za wrote:

AxeD wrote:

abZ wrote:

Code Zero wrote:My 'budget' studio:



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I can't put my finger on it but this picture looks like a photoshop or something. Just something unreal about it. Not saying it is, just saying that's what it looks like. Nice up anyway.

This, think it's the lighting though.

or the shape of the room.

Ye it looks a bit unreal, but it isn't . more pics from my room are here: http://www.facebook.com/CodeZeroDub

guess i had to use another pic to post here :d

cheers

do you produce standing up? your monitors are a bit high aren't they? at least tilt them so the sound is directed at you rather than over you?

RandoRando wrote:

ephyks wrote:
Meh, mine is pretty simple.

what kind of midi controller is that?

Novation SL MKII.

Heres my setup




Its a 30 by 30ft room with a vocal booth.

partial gear list:

Numark ns7, virus ti polar, vintage mini moog, univeral audio 610s, presonus 8 channel pre, line 6 filter/delay/modulation rack units, avalon 737, 2 distressor el8x compressors, alan smart c2 bus compressor, pro tools hd 8, ableton live 8, tons of softsynths and plugins, axiom 25 controller, yamaha digital drum kit.

Monitors: Genelec 1031a, Adams sub, NS-10s, Event self powered (forget which model), also a pair of KRK's for the DJ setup. presonus mix station.

various vintage keyboards (b3 (with leslie cabinent), clavinet, wurli, rhodes. A good collection of vintage basses (my partner in the studio is a session bass player), guitars, tons of pedals (line 6 delay/mod/filter/distortion/echo park/multi effects floorboard, zvex box of rock, moogerfooger phaser/ringmod, bunch of boss pedals, bunch of others I cant remember, guitar with roland midi pickup, decent collection of amps (bogner combo/bogner 4/12 cab/ cornford 100w head, vintage fender bassman 70,. Mics: Manley reference cardioid (amazing vocal mic), rode ntk, sm7 and bunch of other basic mics; 57s etc.

Theres more! but i'm going off the top of my head..

Holy fuck in order? Yes.

here have an updated




ghetto as fuck
commodore is on workbench atm being soldered and changing cases to the one i painted and added knobs too

Nice one jaws, looks like a fun studio. I'm particularly into your vintage keyboard selection.

nowaysj wrote:Holy fuck in order? Yes.

thanks

I've been meaning to check out one of those vocal isolator things, the parabola shaped thingy around the mic in the last post

jaws wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Holy fuck in order? Yes.

thanks

I've been meaning to check out one of those vocal isolator things, the parabola shaped thingy around the mic in the last post

karma has one now for cheaper
got the se when it was only one on the market in the gc i worked at
https://www.karmamics.com/shop/Reflection-Filter.html
i'm gonna order some of their new kit as soon as i have the cash especially the headphones and drum mic kit
just got the email about new stuff yesterday

right on, I may pick one up. I like tracking vocals outside of the booth a lot so this may be perfect

jaws wrote:right on, I may pick one up. I like tracking vocals outside of the booth a lot so this may be perfect

it works well, just make sure the stand can hold it
the tripod one i use for the se i've had to tape down (with old army 100 mph tape) a few times when setting it for myself
if you have a hq heavy duty studio boom even in a booth they work such wonders

yeah, i've got a pair of heavy duty k&m stands. Should be able to hold it up I think

yea i need to get a heavy duty boom soon

biggest difference is mic isolation from the floor and any resonant frequencies with the stand itself. If you're using a tripod stand you'll still get rumbling from the floor/ people walking and stuff. Also, the stand itself can kind of resonate if it doesnt' isolate correctly. You can easily tell this if you tap on the stand and hear a resonant frequency.

jaws wrote:biggest difference is mic isolation from the floor and any resonant frequencies with the stand itself. If you're using a tripod stand you'll still get rumbling from the floor/ people walking and stuff. Also, the stand itself can kind of resonate if it doesnt' isolate correctly. You can easily tell this if you tap on the stand and hear a resonant frequency.

yea know that heh

Nothing fancy, standard.

Love your setup, Deadly. Being just <30 and from Cleveland, My favorite piece of production equipment you own is your Dieselboy poster.

But, srsly, looks nice, wish my room was that organized.

Simple, but I like it

Skang wrote:

Simple, but I like it

better than mine

vertx wrote:

Those Tannoy's are pimp.