Show us pictures of your recording Rooms
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CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Looks like you've got enough space to do what you need to.Great to see everyones ManCaves.Although we should have made Moto post his pics last!! Impressive!! It's a bit like Ted Zeppelin starting something in the VJR, no one wants to follow in case they embarrass themselves!!
Here's mine:- The two computers to the right are old ones I used for photography, and are now just dust magnets. Once I make my 'final' decision to officially retire, I'll do some serious rearranging, and maybe even do a 'Moto' on my picture framing room in the roof space. (if funds permit)
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I've seen your pic of the Photography workshop and that would be one hell of a space.
You could bring the entire Rickety band in there
CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Dave,
To hook up your Zoom for computer recording all you need is a computer with USB connection and...........
Some sort of DAW software (like Audacity) or the Cubase that came free with the Zoom.
blackcoffeeblues
Student Of The Blues
I fired the R-16 up today---some differences between it and the R-24---but it does record I know that---My son bought me a laptop for Christmas
should be here anyday....I am going to do you a GREAT FAVOR---I am going to start with Audass-ity
1st,--- other wise I will be wearing you out with questions if I get the one you use...being frozen in for the next 5 months I figure you will come out with a ton of new songs by the time good weather rolls around and not need me interfering, That don't mean I won't. Later
blackcoffeeblues
Student Of The Blues
P.S. I learned something today----Channels 1-3-5-7 go to the left stereo---2-4-6-8 go to the right stereo---I always recorded on MONO--and I think that is why on a lot of my recordings I lost somethings like add ins---like if I recorded something on channels 5- 6-7-8 it would only pick up
5 and 7 plus------ 2-4-6-8 are designated LOW Z inputs (Mics) but you can flip a switch that will allow you to use HI-Z inputs. except on channel 6 -------1-3-5-7 are designated for HI-Z inputs- Not positive if I am right or not but I think that is what was going on. In the future I will be recording in stereo---I will know then when I download something....Later
5 and 7 plus------ 2-4-6-8 are designated LOW Z inputs (Mics) but you can flip a switch that will allow you to use HI-Z inputs. except on channel 6 -------1-3-5-7 are designated for HI-Z inputs- Not positive if I am right or not but I think that is what was going on. In the future I will be recording in stereo---I will know then when I download something....Later
Ted_Zeppelin
I’ll agree with you so that both of us are wrong.
This is where all of the music magic happens in Ted's little basement studio. Pretty simple setup. Scarlett 6i6 PC interface. DAW is Reaper with Helix Native, EZ Drummer2 and EZ Keys plugins.
. Pretty simple setup. Scarlett 6i6 PC interface. DAW is Reaper with Helix Native, EZ Drummer2 and EZ Keys plugins.
CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Cool!This is where all of the music magic happens in Ted's little basement studio
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Ted's corner.....I like it
Is that a carbon fiber acoustic I see there?
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CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Hey Dave,I fired the R-16 up today---some differences between it and the R-24---but it does record I know that---My son bought me a laptop for Christmas
should be here anyday....I am going to do you a GREAT FAVOR---I am going to start with Audass-ity
I'll send you a message on this.
blackcoffeeblues
Student Of The Blues
Nice---compact and efficient--good showThis is where all of the music magic happens in Ted's little basement studio
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Ted_Zeppelin
I’ll agree with you so that both of us are wrong.
Cool!
Ted's corner.....I like it
Is that a carbon fiber acoustic I see there?
It’s an Ovation Elite acoustic. I don’t play acoustic often but it’s fun to pluck around on it every now and then. I got it because I really liked the feel of the neck. Not as big and clunky as a lot of the acoustics I had tried.
CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Excellent!
Gave me some ideas for cable organization.
JestMe
Student Of The Blues
BigMike
Nice recording / playing area. I'm curious what songs are the notes on the wal from? They look cool!
aleclee
Tribe of One
For a long time, the basement was my main music area. After my kid was born and I turned to the digital dark side, I started annexing the living room. My wife gave consent to the annexation with the understanding that she would have veto authority on furnishings. Consequently, my rack desk (the right pedestal has ~15 rack spaces + 2U under the iMac) got a finish that pretty well matched the rosewood on the piano. I do still keep a good bit of music gear in the basement.
Al Holloway
Devizes UK
Wow I don't get a single guitar in the lounge
Mind you I do have an office with some guitars and the smallest bedroom with lots more
Cheers
Al
Mind you I do have an office with some guitars and the smallest bedroom with lots more
Cheers
Al
blackcoffeeblues
Student Of The Blues
I dig the VOX booth--your carpentery skills could be used over here helping me rebuild my deck.
blackcoffeeblues
Student Of The Blues
Go for it---it is addicting and fun.
CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Great space!For a long time, the basement was my main music area. After my kid was born and I turned to the digital dark side, I started annexing the living room. My wife gave consent to the annexation with the understanding that she would have veto authority on furnishings. Consequently, my rack desk (the right pedestal has ~15 rack spaces + 2U under the iMac) got a finish that pretty well matched the rosewood on the piano. I do still keep a good bit of music gear in the basement.
Nice carpentry
What's in your rack and under the mac?
BigMike
Blues Oldie
Facing wall, top is Whole Lotta Love, bottom is Stairway to Heaven. Side wall, top Layla, bottom Crossroads (Cream live version).
I dig the VOX booth--your carpentery skills could be used over here helping me rebuild my deck.
Built about 400 square meters of decking over the past 8 years, like you, I have a steep plot. Don't think my forearms ever recovered fully as I used screws , thousands of them