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First things first - To Tape Op advertisers - "Thank you" - I read every issue of Tape Op cover to cover and I have made many purchases for things I have seen in the magazine. To the editors: Here's a topic suggestion. After working with pro tools 8 for a while, one of the things I really like is th...

Melodyne.

engage high pass on your mic pre

Wow - that is exactly how I built my basement studio. You guys did a great job on that.

One thing though - you might want to put a double solid door assembly on there also.

I finished up some accounting work and then worked on a bluesy, bluegrass original in open G tuning capo'ed on the 7th fret on my acoustic.

Fed ex is delivering Argosy monitor stands tomorrow so I'll be putting them together and getting the monitors off the desk.

If you are talking about soundproofing rather than room treating, you are going to have to buy sheetrock and build a room within a room. You'll also need green glue to go between doubled layers of 5/8" sheetrock. Anything less than that and you will hear each other pretty annoyingly next door.

I like the Studio Projects C3

Digi 003
GT Supre (two channelo tube pre behind headstock)
Studio Projects C3 Mic

Come drum with a whole bunch of drummers. It's fun.

http://www.musicianscollaboration.com

Great Job!

I found a used Argosy on Craigs list and just finished setting it up.
Now just to find some time to finish covering panels!

Just an incredible show.

You should jump over to : http://www.musicianscollaboration.com

I run a 1968 Marshall Plexi and a Komet Concorde with a 1968 Marshall 4 x 12 in stereo with a tonebone. EL 34 Nirvana.

But a 2 ft X 4 ft panel of the good stuff is only a little more:

http://www.atsacoustics.com/item--Owens ... -1002.html

I've got 40 sitting in my studio waiting to be covered.