Robomusic
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New studio soon
Wew are moving to a larger place, so i will actually have a studio to play in, instead of the corner of the bedroom. Once i get it settled i will post pics
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cato54321
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 13:40:14
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i started in one of my kids old bedrooms,kinda small but it worked for a little while. now i have a huge room acoustics are great,just took time to figure out how the sounds bounced. thats always the fun part!!
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airmeki
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 14:38:16
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Congrats, Rob - I wish you lots of happy hours in your new home and, of course, your studio. I know how great it is to have a whole room dedicated to my studio. I've built a room in the basement recently and can't even imagine anymore to occupay a corner of another room ...
Heinz.
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Beagle
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 15:58:30
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very cool! can't wait to see it!
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Robomusic
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 17:34:33
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I am replacing my old Behringer mixer with my new Yamaha, that should give me a cleaner noise floor, and adding in the new Pretube preamp, Next is some monitors and all should be cool.
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wickerman
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 19:14:01
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Sweet news, cool for you! I'm relegated to an area off of the living room (apartments eh?) What kind of monitors are thinking about getting - I'm looking into a pair of M-Audio desktop monitors (LA is right down the street from me), I wish had the room for something bigger - but they look like a nice starter set. Have you used the mic-pre yet? Any thoughts on it? I was looking at an ART mic-pre. Can't wait to see pics.
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Beagle
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 20:21:13
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Terry - you are looking at some of the stuff that is close to what I have. I have the m-audio DX-4's and the ART TPS II I love the ART unit. it's full of features and sounds really good. the speakers are good for a starter set, but not soon after I got them I realized their limitations. Oh well... not upgrading them anytime soon. they work for now, and they're much better than what i HAD (HIFI speakers).
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gamblerschoice
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/04 22:55:46
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Terry, I have that pre amp, and I think it was a great buy. I used it for mics and guitar, even bass a time or two at low settings. Very clean and quiet, especially when at lower settings for mic, just enough to boost the signal, not enough to color it. Now I use the yamaha board, porbably similar to the one robo mentioned, again, very quiet and clean. But I do use the pre on occasion, so it isn't getting wasted, don't want it to feel neglected. You should be happy with it, and the price is right, I think it was around $60.
Later
Albert
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Robomusic
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RE: New studio soon
2007/05/05 16:17:30
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