OT: Studio Photos...

That water bottle right by your computer makes me nervous. I keep my iced tea on the floor to avoid costly spills. But it all looks cool!

Looks great Herb.

Is it OK for us to post a few pics of our own home set-ups in here, it would make for a real interesting thread I think.

They have a similar thread running on and off in the SONAR forum - some jaw dropping images of some very expensive DAW gear, guitars and synths etc.

However, what I found absolutely incredible is just how many of the owners of some of this top-end stuff hadn't even got one single piece of music anywhere to show for it

Steve

Here are the most recent ones I have. It's changed some even since I took these - they don't have my new DAW in them nor does it show that I've moved those rack mounted pieces and have added 2 more rack mount pieces to the stack.

Nice Herb! Pretty much the same as mine...Are you running one monitor? I didn't see two there...

Mitch...yeah... I run my studio right now on a laptop..... I'm considering an upgrade to a dedicated custom build after the new year...maybe.....still probably just one monitor...

Here we go then!


This is a general view of my little corner, minus arm chair:




Same view with guitars:




Guitars outside - typical British grey skies!




Desktop close-up; yes that is Lego/foam used to make monitor
holders and lamp stand; and yes again, I can (rather sadly) still
solve a Rubic Cube




Only two more pieces needed to make Strummy a happy
bunny - the Edirol PCR-800 Bob made me buy that is
scheduled for delivery tomorrow and SONAR HS7XL which
still hasn't arrived yet Cakewalk

LOL! That's EXACTLY what it is! It came from a school and was a desk for a teacher! It weighs about 3.5 metric tons!!!

but actually, I'm more worried about room treatment next when I get enough money to spend on the next upgrade!

Nothing wrong with crappy laminated desks..



Sorry 'bout the glare, the flash on this digicam is like a small nuclear device..!

Hey guys! I'd like to join in on the photo sharing. how do you add a picture to your post. Jim.

ORIGINAL: Mock

Hey guys! I'd like to join in on the photo sharing. how do you add a picture to your post. Jim.

Hi there Jim

First off, open up a free account at Photobucket

Once you're up and running, use the Browse/Upload buttons in your new online album to navigate to the images on your PC you want to use and upload them.

When your image has uploaded, click on the 'Direct Link' field next to it - this copies the address of the image.

Now, in the post reply window in the forum, click on the image button from the options along the top - this inserts this code: [image][/image]

Click in between the two brackets: [image]click in here[/image] and then use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V to paste the image address there.

Check it's ok using the Preview button and there you go!!

Hope that helps

Steve








Edit - clarity

Yeah, I can't do it 'intuitively' just by looking where all the parts are like the real quick solvers.

I have to build it up layer by layer, parts at a time. That's why I can't do it at lightning speed, but even if I have to use all the logical moves to complete I know I can still get there in less than three minutes.

The studio ain't mine by the way...Was just practising uploading to the Forum. Thanks for the info Mr Strummer

Reece, you cut down the cable tree!
Steve, those Lego's rock. Very imaginitive.
It's cool to see everybodies home studio's. Ten or fifteen years ago, these picture would have been unimaginable.
Here's my little corner of the basement. It's actually quite small, but it's laid out so everything is accesible.



And just for you, Mock...wires and cords from the ugly side of the desk.

RobertB - I always thought you'd added 'lava lamp' into your signature as a joke! But it's true! lol

Choo Choo