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I don't know if this will generate much interest and maybe it's been done before, but I would love to see some pics of fellow community members home studio setup and environment you produce your music in. I have included a pic of my humble setup which includes a computer driven system (A Sweetwater Creation Station) running Studio One. My interface is by Digidesign. I used to run Pro Tools but switched over to the more user friendly (for me anyway) Presonus product. Also included are my Fender and Marshall amps that I like to mic. My sound absorption panels are home made from plans I found on the net. They work nicely! Looking forward to seeing what you folks use! Thanks




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Nice Torrey! I found the original studio pics post from Guitarhacker in 2014:

Studio Pictures.... show us your studios




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Hey thanks Steve! I appreciate that! T




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We had a studio of sorts 20 years ago as pictured but now it consists of two mics, an iMac, small KRK monitors and a USB interface...that's it -- replaced everything analog in photo. Same room but a Bowflex occupies a lot of it along with the iMac, etc. The only real "studio" feel is the carpet...rest of the house has pine floors. Not shown is a file cabinet that has a quilted table runner hangin over the drawers. Janice sings into that. Nothing on the walls or ceiling. Just a workout, storage room and our “studio” smile


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Thanks for posting J&B! Whatever you have in that room is working very well as it is evident in your recordings. Sometimes all one needs is some carpet and properly placed furniture! It's great to get a mental picture of you all working in that space! I have to have some " acoustic treatment" in my space because it's in a basement with a concrete floor and a rectangular room. The biggest benefit is that's very quiet down there even though a major highway is only about 100 yards away.

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This is a really cool idea for a thread! I'm excited to see the kinds of setups some users here have smile


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Very cool! Its always interesting to see the setup. What rack units do you have Torrey?


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Joe, I don't have a lot of hardware involved in my setup. In addition to my digidesign interface and creation station computer I have a rack audio mixer a couple of power conditioners. and a CD player. Software has replaced a lot of hardware over the years. Other items pictured are a portable Korg 32 track digital recorder, Yamaha PSR S975 keyboard, a controller keyboard, the essential lava lamp and Charlie Brown who has been keeping an eye on me since the 1960's.

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This is really cool to see what people have for their set-ups at home. I hope more people post to share!


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Here is an old picture of mine, back when I first set it up. It is much more messy now eek

Pretty much the same, except I have a few more albums up on the walls and I'm now running KRK Rokit monitors.

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That's great Dave! Love the collection on the wall! Thanks, Torrey




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Work spaces always get messy eventually! It happens. I agree with Torrey Bliss; love the guitars on the wall!


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Originally Posted By: Torrey Bliss
Joe, I don't have a lot of hardware involved in my setup. In addition to my digidesign interface and creation station computer I have a rack audio mixer a couple of power conditioners. and a CD player. Software has replaced a lot of hardware over the years. Other items pictured are a portable Korg 32 track digital recorder, Yamaha PSR S975 keyboard, a controller keyboard, the essential lava lamp and Charlie Brown who has been keeping an eye on me since the 1960's.


Very cool! Indeed, software has definitely replaced the need for a lot of hardware.. That being said, I am still a sucker for routing things OTB. I've been eyeing up one of these to add to my rack: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TB12--warm-audio-tb12-tone-beast-microphone-preamp


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So this is my updated studio pictures.

I still have a couple of guitars to hang on the wall.

So, yeah... you have to click the links to see the files....

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Here is my current setup (as always, still in progress.

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Some of these setups look really cozy to work in and very inviting!


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Thanks for posting these Herb! It's great to see your setup. You have certainly brought some pro sounding stuff out of there!! T




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Thanks for the pic Todd! That looks like a place I could go wild in! T




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My studio is called The Little Corner Studio.

There's a reason for that. We don't have room for a studio in our house. The only room we have I could have used has a closet with the furnace in it right off the bedroom. And it's right next to the family room as well where the TV is.

So the studio is literally in a corner of our bedroom, and everything but the Guitar fits behind that wooden screen when people come over to visit so our room looks decent.

It's a damned compact little studio. This is where all the "magic" happens :-)

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Phil, it may be just a "corner of the room studio " but you have produced some really good sounding stuff out of that small space. Thanks for posting! T




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"The Little Corner Studio" is such a great name for it! It's actually quite enchanting. The setup seems to be working for you and I think that's all that matters in the end. grin


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Also I need to buy new microphone. I found reviews about best dynamic microphone 2019 here https://bluebuzzmusic.com/best-dynamic-microphone-vocals/ recently. Want to buy Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB.

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I love it! I'll bet the view out your window fuels some creativity at times! T




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I wasn't able to view the one from candys, my virus protection software, malwarebytes, blocked it due to a trojan?? Maybe a false positive?

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Originally Posted By: BlueAttitude
I wasn't able to view the one from candys, my virus protection software, malwarebytes, blocked it due to a trojan?? Maybe a false positive?

Dave, came through OK here. This is the image:

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Fun thread.
Here is my setup. I like to do basic sketches on the end of my dining table smile Laptop + portable touch screen which connects via single cable to laptop and gives me a luxury of having DAW on one screen and synths+FX or lyrics on the other...and a trusty Blue mic. When sketch is done I take my laptop and move to the basement "guest room" where I have my master mic and speakers set up. One of the issues that I solved for myself in the past couple of years is the wonderful cart table you see... It is a SIT/STAND table and lifts up very easy. So I can sit when I am mixing and then lift it up, so I can monitor and adjust things while singing...Because you can not sing seated.. well you can, but it is not preferred smile My son's digital piano, that sometimes I would borrow and couple of guitars.

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Awesome looking setup Misha! It's great to be able to visualize you working in that space! The pics being posted by everyone will probably help a few songwriter/composers make practical decisions how to go about putting their own studio together. Thanks for the post! T




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Epic fail...
I'll upload tomorrow when there's more bandwidth available (yes the net is THAT bad down this way).


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I always had that interior problems until I merged 2 rooms in one so now I can think about total renovation and integration of my music system. In that way, the only thing I've been thinking during my renovation process - is how to sharpen my powerful maul and of course I found some tips (like these: https://cozyhousetoday.com/how-to-sharpen-splitting-maul/), to make the process of renovation quick and easy.

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my uncle's home studio ...

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Pure awesomeness Crizz88!! That will definitely work!! Thanks for the pic! T




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I'm once again very glad I came back and checked to see the rest of the photos! Really neat.


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Those are some excellent rooms. Mine is smallish & I can't get a decent shot of it. Here is a composite of eye level with the middle shelves being the baffle behind the listening position (about 2.5m back from the mixing desk...


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Well, that was/is entirely hopeless. I'll try a four corner approach...
I've covered all external light as the room and camera don't cope with natural sunlight for happy snap.
It's a little crowded - the book shelves created baffles to break up/disrupt standing waves and the CDs, usually are staggered part in and out to do tha same. This generally works though I'm still experimenting regarding bass build up (rolled memory foam in one direction and a rolled carpet in another).

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Ray, you've got a lot of cool stuff laying around in there! I'd love to plug into that Marshall stack one time! T




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Crizz88,
Nice studio. I like that Octapad!

Ray,
Do your neighbors like you....with all those amps....? smile
Lots of cool stuff! Do you play that upright or it's someone's else?

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We're more of a retro 'garage band' setup lately (including obligatory lava lamp) .. but we're still laying tracks!
(trying out a new guitarist below)

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Originally Posted By: Rustyspoon#
Crizz88,
Ray,
Do your neighbors like you....with all those amps....? smile
Lots of cool stuff! Do you play that upright or it's someone's else?
M.

Misha,
I make sure I don't use the Marshall until I've rehearsed enough to minimize the time needed. It gets loud enough for me to wear protective ear gear BUT I make sure that's when the nearest neighbour isn't home or I give them warning.
It's not an upright bass - it's my cello!
I play it in fits and starts but should get back to regular use - I stopped due to a frozen shoulder a few years back and haven't spent much time with it since - I have it out of its case to shame me in to getting my act together.


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I have been gone from the site for awhile.. This picture of my studio tells a wee bit of the story.




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Dan, what happened to all your 'stuff'?!?


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We're more of a retro 'garage band' setup lately (including obligatory lava lamp) .. but we're still laying tracks!
(trying out a new guitarist below)


Love the "When Doves Cry" Prince & the Revolution poster on the wall. If I recall, that had come with the Purple Rain LP back in the day.




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I have no idea where that poster came from, Barry put that up.

On the plus side this thread inspired/embarrassed me enough to finally get my monitors up in the office (moved things around here at home recently).
I've been using headphones and the Bose in the upper corners for weeks .. feels good to have the BX8a's back in play.

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Originally Posted By: Crizz88


my uncle's home studio ...


Impressive! Whats all in the rackmount? Are those original Yamaha NS10's??


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Here are pics of my little studio:

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Here are pics of my little studio:

Your studio looks so cozy and well-loved! grin


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We're more of a retro 'garage band' setup lately (including obligatory lava lamp) .. but we're still laying tracks!
(trying out a new guitarist below)

Obligatory lava lamps are best lava lamps. It looks like you guys are having fun in the space!


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Originally Posted By: MusicStudent
I have been gone from the site for awhile.. This picture of my studio tells a wee bit of the story.




I would be curious to hear the rest of the story if you felt like sharing it!


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Here are pics of my little studio:

WOW, strings and things galore.
I'd love to get a tone that made them all resonate at once.
Excellent space.


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Great to see all of this Mario! Looks like you've been collecting some nice toys for a while! That would be my ideal hang out place! Thanks, T

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Mario,
lots of buttons and strings to keep you occupied..
missing wind controller smile
Nice space!

P.S. Some of offbeat favorites are blonde girl poster and black powder pieces in the case smile

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Great to see all of this Mario! Looks like you've been collecting some nice toys for a while! That would be my ideal hang out place! Thanks, T


Torrey, if you are ever up here in western NY state let me know and we will get together. That goes for all of my forum friends.


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Mario,
lots of buttons and strings to keep you occupied..
missing wind controller smile
Nice space!

P.S. Some of offbeat favorites are blonde girl poster and black powder pieces in the case smile


The wind controller is behind the turntable wrapped in a towel. Also missing are my auto-harp and glockenspiel.

That bond girl poster is Gigi Edgley, aka Chiana from Farscape, on of the best sci-fi TV series ever IMHO. Next to her is Nichelle Nichols, aka Lt. Nyota Uhura from the original Star Trek series. Both are autographed!

Good eye on the black powder pistols!


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Video: Enhanced Melodists in Band-in-a-Box® 2024 for Windows®!

We've enhanced the Melodists feature included in Band-in-a-Box® 2024 for Windows!

Access the Melodist feature by pressing F7 in the program to open the new MultiPicker Library and locate the [Melodist] tab.

You can now generate a melody on any track in the program - very handy! Plus, you select how much of the melody you want generated - specify a range, or apply it to the whole track.

See the Melodist in action with our video, Band-in-a-Box® 2024: The Melodist Window.

Learn even more about the enhancements to the Melodist feature in Band-in-a-Box® 2024 for Windows at www.pgmusic.com/manuals/bbw2024upgrade/chapter3.htm#enhanced-melodist

Band-in-a-Box® 2024 DAW Plugin Version 6: New Features Specifically for Reaper®

New with the DAW Plugin Version 6.0, released with Band-in-a-Box® 2024 for Windows: the Reaper® Panel!

This new panel offers built-in specific support for the Reaper® DAW API allowing direct transfer of Band-in-a-Box® files to/from Reaper® tracks!

When you run the Plugin from Reaper®, there is a panel to set the following options:
-BB Track(s) to send: This allows you to select the Plugin tracks that will be sent Reaper.
-Destination Reaper Track: This lets you select the destination Reaper track to receive media content from the Plugin.
-At Bar: You can select a bar in Reaper where the Plugin tracks should be placed.
-Start Below Selected Track: This allows you to place the Plugin tracks below the destination Reaper track.
-Overwrite Reaper Track: You can overwrite previous content on the destination Reaper track.
-Move to Project Folder: With this option, you can move the Plugin tracks to the Reaper project folder.
-Send Reaper Instructions Enable this option to send the Reaper Instructions instead of rendering audio tracks, which is faster.
-Render Audio & Instructions: Enable this option to generate audio files and the Reaper instructions.
-Send Tracks After Generating: This allows the Plugin to automatically send tracks to Reaper after generating.
-Send Audio for MIDI Track: Enable this option to send rendered audio for MIDI tracks.
-Send RealCharts with Audio: If this option is enabled, Enable this option to send RealCharts with audio.

Check out this video highlighting the new Reaper®-specific features: Band-in-a-Box® DAW Plugin Version 6: New Features Specifically for Reaper®

Band-in-a-Box® 2024 DAW Plugin Version 6: New Features Video

The new Band-in-a-Box VST DAW Plugin Verion 6 adds over 20 new features!

Watch the new features video to learn more: Video: Band-in-a-Box® 2024 - DAW Plugin Version 6 New Features

We also list these new features at www.pgmusic.com/bbwin.plugin.htm.

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