Originally posted by Ray_Chappell
Did you paint it yourself, or did you get the mod for $50? I can't find the mod anywhere... where can I get that? Sweet studio.
Thanks, check your PM. It just costs $50ish for the materials to do the mod + silly fuck-ups.
Last edited by Allied Nations on Apr-21-2007 at 08:47
Apr-21-2007 07:36
3rd Signal
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Ramat Sharon, IL
quote:
Originally posted by Fledz
I don't think the bass is that bad.. I actually cut it down a bit because it was giving me vibrations from the right wall. I've only had it for a day so no doubt I'll be setting it up for a while. The window to be honest, doesn't actually affect them that much
Defently a good choice!
If I'm not mistaken the vibrations you heard were caused due to the window, try replacing them in the room and push up the bass again too normal, see how that goes.
Few other tips -
would be getting a few pieces of stiff foam and putting them under the monitors in order too prevent the BM's from vibrating on your table and messing up your sound.
I don't know how it is called but there's a little plastic bracelets that you could put around wires so they won't make a mess and pick up lots of dust in the way. Do that, your monitors got rear in/output of air (as far as I recall), they will suck lots of dust - very unhealty for them and any other piece of equipment.
Registered: Jul 2006
Location: On Da Plane Wit Da Wayne ;)
Re: My Hobby Studio
quote:
Originally posted by NishGriff
Self Built P4 3.0 O/C to 3.6 on Windows XP with Dual M-Audio Delta 44s, 2 Gig 800meg Dual Channel RAM, 2x Midisport 2x2.
M-Audio Axiom 49
Virus B
Electrix Filter Factory
Oberheim Matrix-1000
Triton Rack
Korg EM-1
NI Kore Controller
Alesis M1 Actives
Behringer 602a monitor mixer
Office Depot Desk ($79!!!)
(All hardware pieces bought used on Ebay/CL)
Software:
Sonar 6.2
NI Komplete 4/Kore (cheap right now, buy before Kore 2 comes out!)
V-Station/Bass Station VSTi's
Crystal VSTi
I have to thank Tweak for his guide, it really helped me set this (hobby) studio up in a very usable and intuitive way. There are a million different ways to set up a studio rig, and i needed to learn to set it up MY way.
I use the Axiom as both keyboard controller and control surface through Sonar's ACT function. Works like a charm. Everything i use is within arms reach of me. I do mostly trance and new age, and so I don't need any more gear, just learning to use what i have better now. Will post some songs soon.
PS... If anyone else is using Sonar 6 I'd be way into collaborating on a trance track with someone!
How do you like the external filter? Do you use it a lot?
Apr-22-2007 04:03
camsr
Suspended User
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: nor cal
I've been thinking of setting up a loopback signal path to a breadboard to experiment with mostly passive circuits on my sounds, like filters and rectifiers. But I get a decent amount of EMI in my studio room, something I need to clean up before I can seriously record anything that goes outside the box.
Apr-22-2007 07:25
Fledz
Banned
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: London UK
quote:
Originally posted by 3rd Signal
Defently a good choice!
If I'm not mistaken the vibrations you heard were caused due to the window, try replacing them in the room and push up the bass again too normal, see how that goes.
Few other tips -
would be getting a few pieces of stiff foam and putting them under the monitors in order too prevent the BM's from vibrating on your table and messing up your sound.
I don't know how it is called but there's a little plastic bracelets that you could put around wires so they won't make a mess and pick up lots of dust in the way. Do that, your monitors got rear in/output of air (as far as I recall), they will suck lots of dust - very unhealty for them and any other piece of equipment.
Actually, that black stuff on the table is leather over some sort of foam so there are no vibrations
Good idea about filtering the rear ports so dust doesn't get in!
