your (studio's) definitive smell
- thesimulacre
- takin' a dinner break
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Nag Champion, weed, busch light, milaukees best, cigarette butts, some kind of sweet strange burning smell, old gear, new carpet (not fer long), smelly dudes who need to have more than one change of clothes, did I mention my space doubles as a rehearsal studio??? Glue, saw dust, metal shop, paint, and whatever else they do next door, Spanky spices
My place smells great. Thank god I have lotsa fans and an overhead door to open up.
My place smells great. Thank god I have lotsa fans and an overhead door to open up.
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- re-cappin' neve
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- pushin' record
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When did they close, their website is still up....cgarges wrote:My favorite studio smells were at the recently-closed Jay Howard Production Audio,
BTW, my place usually smells like blunts, stale beer, and sometimes homeless people's piss, depending on if they piss in the alley or in front of the studio on central ave.
- I'm Painting Again
- zen recordist
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well I never!trodden wrote:tell your mom she's got to crash somewhere else then.Toolshed of Death wrote:my room gets the smell that a lot of old electronics have..you know exactly what I'm talking about if you have experienced it..like the smell inside the electronics bays of an old Ampex deck..I wonder what the hell that is?
It really smells great though..
my place smells like that and crack and PCP..
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- gimme a little kick & snare
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i was listening to NPR and the were broadcasting the docking space stations. i believe the astronaut was of the french type, and tryig to describe the interior of the station for the listening audience. his description was that it has a technical smell that you get used to after 5 minutes. i have since reffered to my BO as technical. my control room smells technical, has a hint of ionized air, and an accent of spring mist plug in. the hall smells like cigs mostly, the rest of the place smells like a practice space most of the time, the bathroom varies...
- wenzel.hellgren
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I'm below ground, so mostly mildew. I got an airwick vanilla oil plug in thing a few years ago. That smell got into the rugs and into the foamy stuff on the walls. Being in an unvetilated space, it's taken a lot time to get that stale vanilla, mixed-with-mildew and tobacco smell out. I sold some mics off to someone on here a few months ago, I'm pretty sure they got a good wiff of that, being that the mics lived there for years (the foam lined cases are what smelled, the mics were ok) . The only "fresh" air that gets into the space is from the hallway when I open the door, and from the unused old boiler pipe that ends down in my space. (can hear guys in the real studio 2 floors above through that pipe) uggh. Sound like a nightmare huh? I have an air purifier which helps immensely, I just have to keep the filters changed. And I alternate the ionization on one week and of the next, I don't know how that helps, but it seems to! go figure. I also spray some oust every once in a while, that seems to help with the mildew smell.
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