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- Milkmansound
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thats my DIY LA2Atubemonkey35 wrote:Milkman, that silver thing with the VU meter and two knobs in your rack.
sounds awesome - you cant read it, but there is a sticker on it that says Milktronix LA2A
I need to label the panel still, and get rid of the gaff tape but its fine for now
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- RodC
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I liked Everybod's X Idea. I have animated Gifs for mics and such on my site but not the big images. I made one for here:
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Love the racks for your akai pres RodC, mine are not nearly so neat
as far as my wife, I don't know why she thinks we bought the house, but how can you not put drums in here?
http://www.everybodysx.com/studio/drum_room2.jpg
as far as my wife, I don't know why she thinks we bought the house, but how can you not put drums in here?
http://www.everybodysx.com/studio/drum_room2.jpg
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- RodC
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LOL yep Nice place for drums, better not scratch up those floors or you will be out in the lawn! And drums dont sound good on dirt floors.Everybody's X wrote:Love the racks for your akai pres RodC, mine are not nearly so neat
as far as my wife, I don't know why she thinks we bought the house, but how can you not put drums in here?
http://www.everybodysx.com/studio/drum_room2.jpg
Have you checked out my mods for the AKAI pres? A lot of ppl get them and only use the stock 12ax7 section, the best sounding part is the EF86 in there for tape playback. I add a tranny to it and use it for one pre and then use the 12ax7 for a pre/Di box. So you get 2 pres in each M7/M8
I want some of those theater chairs!! Those are cool.
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- gettin' sounds
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I finally got my home studio setup. I live in an apartment, so I am sure the neighbors love me, but what ever. I have yet to bring in a drummer, so they should be happy about that.
Here's the room:
The board:
What FX I've got:
The closet:
That's all I've got for now. I have to say it works for me so far. Enjoy.
Here's the room:
The board:
What FX I've got:
The closet:
That's all I've got for now. I have to say it works for me so far. Enjoy.
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It's funny, I have access to a pile of unassembled theater chairs that is quite literally taller than I am, but I had never even thought about grabbing a few to put in the control room until I saw those photos. I'm not quite sure how I missed that...RodC wrote:I want some of those theater chairs!! Those are cool.
The only problem with them is that most kinds you get need to be bolted to the floor, and to each other, to have any kind of stability, so moving them around isn't much of an option. It would be a good look to grab a few office chairs to suppliment them for bands that are figety.
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