Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:22 pm
Wow Roni it for this musical eguipment shed excellently make illumination 
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Can't believe what I am seeing. 
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Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:36 pm
Wow, the first photo is simply beautiful. Can't believe what I am seeing.
Can't believe what I am seeing. Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:41 pm
I've done some new arrangements in my studio 
The computer will move from behind the displays to inside the big cupboard on the left, with a hole to make somewhere for the cables. Then I hope I won't hear it (the computer) when I record vocals or guitars through the microphone.
The computer will move from behind the displays to inside the big cupboard on the left, with a hole to make somewhere for the cables. Then I hope I won't hear it (the computer) when I record vocals or guitars through the microphone.
Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:34 pm
@Radek - That AX-1 looks pretty cool with those sparkling blue lights
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 10:17 am
My current setup:
Apologies for the bad photo, it was taken with my phone.
Apologies for the bad photo, it was taken with my phone.
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 10:45 am
There is your studio musical also Jarre super, curious keybordy and musical eguipment, I dreamed about such studio always but it dream only 
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I have the same dream. But there is hope for me, yet. Thanxs to Jon , I am gonna buy a Stylophone. This will be my one and only instrument in my studio. Don’t worry, I won’t post pics of my studio when I buy it. 
But there is hope for me, yet. Thanxs to Jon , I am gonna buy a Stylophone. This will be my one and only instrument in my studio. Don’t worry, I won’t post pics of my studio when I buy it. Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 1:11 pm
Nice setup Jeremy, I like the way you arranged it all !
Oliver, no the bill is not delivered anymore, we have bought the electricity-station
And about the Andro, I like the look much hehe
Oliver, no the bill is not delivered anymore, we have bought the electricity-station
And about the Andro, I like the look much hehe
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 4:47 pm
Thank you!
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:59 pm
Not you, old punkAnDrOiD wrote:Thank you!
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 12:50 am
@ SynthX: compliments for your arsenal! (though I agree with the opinion that this arsenal deserves more room/a bigger room to be enjoyed better)
@ Nico: you're getting serious with that stuff! I like how you created a stand for the JP-8000 using empty jars of jam!
@ Radek: your AX-1 is amazing! JMJ himself could ask you for one! I am also curious to hear in action your Dynacord stuff. If you have some demos it would be nice to hear how they sound (they look great and I suppose they sound great)
@ Jeremy: Very nice gear layout / clean studio. From the pics I think you have got also a nice lighting.
As to the computer fan noise, for sure you will get good results if you remote it into the cupboard; you can also have a look at the polar pattern of your microphone to see where it's less sensitive and orient it with an angle so that it takes the less it can from where the noise comes.
If I remember correctly you like to record your voice while playing, so I don't think you'd like to use portable absorbing panels like the ones by sE Electronics (the Reflexion Filter) or Auralex, which anyway could help you in reducing the room character in your recording, especially with condenser mics.
@ Nico: you're getting serious with that stuff! I like how you created a stand for the JP-8000 using empty jars of jam!
@ Radek: your AX-1 is amazing! JMJ himself could ask you for one! I am also curious to hear in action your Dynacord stuff. If you have some demos it would be nice to hear how they sound (they look great and I suppose they sound great)
@ Jeremy: Very nice gear layout / clean studio. From the pics I think you have got also a nice lighting.
As to the computer fan noise, for sure you will get good results if you remote it into the cupboard; you can also have a look at the polar pattern of your microphone to see where it's less sensitive and orient it with an angle so that it takes the less it can from where the noise comes.
If I remember correctly you like to record your voice while playing, so I don't think you'd like to use portable absorbing panels like the ones by sE Electronics (the Reflexion Filter) or Auralex, which anyway could help you in reducing the room character in your recording, especially with condenser mics.
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 9:21 am
You can also put some noise reduction pads in the computer. Or just buy a mac. It's noiseless 
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 9:23 am
Nico_Noyau wrote:Not you, old punkAnDrOiD wrote:Thank you!
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 9:24 am
Don't cry too hard - I think that will hurt with those artificial teeth and stuff...
Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 9:25 am
