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nice haha I couldn't tell if there was a mic there or not. I'm just on a USB mic but if you process the sounds/vox enough it almost doesn't matter the quality. How much did the pop filter run you? My school studio has a really really nice microphone but it doesn't have a pop filter so it's really annoying because there are pops all over the place

http://www.karmamics.com/shop/Studio-Mi ... ilter.html

also have one of these for when i'm doing more than spoken word stuff
http://www.seelectronics.com/reflexion-filter-pro

cool thanks man

np karma make good stuff, it's gone up a bit in price since they gained some popularity but i can vouch for it
the se reflection filter is good, just i need a better boom stand to keep it setup all the time (bit heavy) and also it's a bit too big/awkward to have just sitting by my rack or desk
there's prolly some older pics of it all setup and in use earlier in this thread

like just ripped this from my fb

yeah I honestly can't justify shelling out for a better mic because I barely use the one I have, but it's good to keep in mind all of that

I think they modified the mounting hardware on that filter. I bought one, and it has the old hardware, fucking awkward man. I saw photos of them, and they have new hardware, and it makes way more sense.

As it is now, it is a pain in the ass. I've put crimps in my stands setting that thing up. It still wants to slip to the side every time. It is a real hassle. I don't know if a better stand will fix it. Kinda pissed about that thing.

yea the hardware is awkward on a standard stand, works fine on those huge studio booms
just don't have the room for one, as is on my standard i have to tape down the legs on my boom so it doesn't tip over in order to get it to a comfortable level

there ya go to put things in perspective and now that i'm tidied up a bit

Jheeze. I'd have got a chair and put my speakers at the correct height (or at least flip them upside down to get the tweeters closer) before I bought a second monitor
Does it not drive you insane using a chest of drawers for a desk and having to sit on the end of your bed to lay a tune down?

nope, just a matter of standing up if i need to do anything excessively critical
matter of having too much shit not enough room

thatd kill my back

rayman612 wrote:thatd kill my back

And neck

ehbrums1 wrote:

rayman612 wrote:thatd kill my back

And neck

And creativity

I'd wall-mount the monitors (one up, one down) then put the speakers horizontally on the top of the chest of drawers personally!
Either that or just buy a fecking desk/table like a normal person. You blatantly got that rollerball because there's not enough space on your 'desk' for a normal mouse

actually i prefer trackballs over mice period
maybe when i have the luxury of a place with more space then i'll have the room to get properly setup
till then...

ULTIMATE BEDROOM PRODUCER

I'm a dining room producer.

deadly habit wrote:matter of having too much shit not enough room

I will never again complain of not having enough room for my shit. Your studio sort of reminds me of tetris

Here's my shit at the moment...
(A) Tapco S8 x2
(B) Adam A7 x1
2x Yamaha kid's keyboards
1x Casio kid's keyboard
Creative Prodikeys keyboard
MPD16
1960's Allen & Heath MiniMixer
Fender Strat
Boss ME-50
ESI interface
Behringer interface
Benq 24", Compaq 15"



And behind me...
2x Technics 1210s
1x Vestax PDX2000
Allen & Heath Xone:32
Rane TTM54i
Inspiron 6400 laptop
Acer laptop
19" USB Samsung monitor

Next up is either a DIY MIDI controller, another Adam A7, a UAD card, or possibly a MIDI cartridge for my Sega Megadrive!

is that a chess set?
that looks nice

Thanks. Yeah it is a chess set, I should really play more.
Also, scrap what I said in my last post. The next thing I need is a fecking mouse mat