Time for another "show us your home studio" thread!

[Tadpui]

Wow, that's old school! Good looking room!

[vomitHatSteve]

Ooh! mood lighting!

[WhiskeyJack]

What the heck.........taken quiet some years ago, my son at "the controls". Layout has changed a bit but otherwise still based around the S'craft console, a Fostex D160 h/disk recorder and my Tascam 16 trk 1" R2R and I wouldn't change a thing.

Looks like a cozy place to hang ones hat [mention]Ausrock[/mention] Very nice!

[Ausrock]

VHS........although I have had "moodish" lighting at times, that was done on the PC.

WJ........."old school"......absolutely and proud of it. When I started on the journey towards semi-serious recording PC recording was (and possibly still is) all over the place and being on the road to becoming an "old fart" I stuck with what was somewhat familiar, it ultimately fulfilled a dream I didn't know really existed and the setup has mainly been used for "in house" stuff. 11 years of real world issues (work) and then subsequent health probs over the last 15 - 18 months have compounded the problems, something I think I'm gradually getting on top of but it's going to take some time.

There still nothing quite like hands on real faders and EQ's even if it's only to listen to CD's. Yes, I do transgress to the digital "dark side" BUT..........

[CrowsofFritz]

My new recording room. Not bad. Old house.






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[JD01]

Looks like a tidy space. You know how you're gonna lay it out and what you're putting in there?

[CrowsofFritz]

Looks like a tidy space. You know how you're gonna lay it out and what you're putting in there?

I do! The desk will be below the Beatles poster. My guitars will be where I took the picture. I’ll have to see about other stuff.

[rayc]

Looks like a tidy space. You know how you're gonna lay it out and what you're putting in there?

I do! The desk will be below the Beatles poster. My guitars will be where I took the picture. I’ll have to see about other stuff.

I know it's a small, longish room but, in terms of reflections and balance wouldn't setting your desk right in the middle of the window wall be better than at the end of a room with he windows creating different reflections compared to the door/lounge, wall.

[Tadpui]

That's awesome [mention]CrowsofFritz[/mention] , that looks like it'll be a worthy room for a home studio. Sure it'll be a little tricky for symmetry but just the space itself will be great to sprawl out in a bit. Cheers!

[CrowsofFritz]

I do! The desk will be below the Beatles poster. My guitars will be where I took the picture. I’ll have to see about other stuff.

I know it's a small, longish room but, in terms of reflections and balance wouldn't setting your desk right in the middle of the window wall be better than at the end of a room with he windows creating different reflections compared to the door/lounge, wall.

Wouldn’t be a bad idea. I’d have to get a long extension chord to do that.

[Armistice]

I know it's a small, longish room but, in terms of reflections and balance wouldn't setting your desk right in the middle of the window wall be better than at the end of a room with he windows creating different reflections compared to the door/lounge, wall.

Wouldn’t be a bad idea. I’d have to get a long extension chord to do that.

Readily available these days they tell me...

[vomitHatSteve]

I do! The desk will be below the Beatles poster. My guitars will be where I took the picture. I’ll have to see about other stuff.

I know it's a small, longish room but, in terms of reflections and balance wouldn't setting your desk right in the middle of the window wall be better than at the end of a room with he windows creating different reflections compared to the door/lounge, wall.

I would have thought that a longer room would generally be preferable (so you get less immediate reflection from the back wall) You can always treat the two sides to deaden that first reflection

[JD01]

I know it's a small, longish room but, in terms of reflections and balance wouldn't setting your desk right in the middle of the window wall be better than at the end of a room with he windows creating different reflections compared to the door/lounge, wall.

I would have thought that a longer room would generally be preferable (so you get less immediate reflection from the back wall) You can always treat the two sides to deaden that first reflection

I thought that too... but that might mean sticking a treatment over a window!

[WhiskeyJack]

I would have thought that a longer room would generally be preferable (so you get less immediate reflection from the back wall) You can always treat the two sides to deaden that first reflection

I thought that too... but that might mean sticking a treatment over a window!

A heavy curtain perhaps?!

[CrowsofFritz]

Yeah, there will be some curtains going over those windows.

[Greg_L]

I love the glass doorknobs.

[vomitHatSteve]

I would have thought that a longer room would generally be preferable (so you get less immediate reflection from the back wall) You can always treat the two sides to deaden that first reflection

I thought that too... but that might mean sticking a treatment over a window!

My partner maaaay currently be slightly mad at me that one of my sound absorption panels covers just a few inches of window

So I vote do it!

[rayc]

My set up is desk facing BIG window & centred.
Heavy curtains & blinds are usually, but not always, down/closed...with my monitors about 50cm away from the glass when the space is open there's not much hitting the glass.

[CrowsofFritz]

Little writing spot.


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[WhiskeyJack]

[mention]CrowsofFritz[/mention] Nice little nook man. As an Aside, i love that finish work i have seen so far. how old is this place?