Pictures of your setup


#491

We all like kit because of the pretty lights but I think thats going too far.


#492

That lamp really ties the desk together…

I have some that I used before upgrading. They’re ok - a sight better than Rokits, but still very entry level. I think the Presonis would be a pretty good step up. The CR3s have a learning curve, so A/B a lot with other sound sources.

The thing that’s screwing you here is your placement - untreated wall with the speakers too close, and that corner is going to reflect like crazy. All that will add up to the speakers not sounding like they should and give you a false impression of their sound.

If you can, move your desk off the wall about a foot, and away from the corner. Make sure they’re placed correctly - equilateral triangle at head level. I’d also invest in a decent pair of monitoring headphones to either mix or check mixes on; you’re not going to get the room experience out of them, but they’re likely going to be more true than small monitors in an untreated room and they’ll give you a second reference point.


#493

correct,it is a wacom bt small.it works really well in zbrush,photoshop.illustrator.and clip studio paint,which i prefer.good eye!


#494

Yeah, I’m aware that the corner is going to screw it up a bit. My issue is space; for the time being I’m in a really tiny apartment until I leave the state in a couple of months. I was barely even able to shoehorn that table next to the bed. My main PC is out in the living room and my laptops are on the coffee table, so this was the only place I had. It’s definitely not ideal but I’ll figure it out.

As for headphones, I do have a pair of Audio Technica ATH M40fs cans I picked up 4-5 years ago. They’re connected to my main PC through a Lexicon Alpha. They’re being moved to the new setup once I get it all together (hopefully) this weekend.


#495

welp, never count your chickens before they hatch is what my pops used to say. I lost out on the MPD16 The auction was suuuuper dirt cheap. I had the high bid until minutes before it ended; a whole $17 and I was out bid. Oh well. I found an original Trigger Finger for cheap in “excellent” condition on Reverb and bought it. I’ll have it by Friday.


#496

OG trigger finger is SOOO good.

I’m not sure if their editor works on current OS’es but once you get to customizing it, the TF is a boss.


#497

I don’t know which one I had…discontinued now I’m pretty sure, but I had a Trigger Finger that had unbelievable MIDI sequencing options for the money.


#498

Edison (the editor) works with everything up to Windows 7. I had an OG Axiom 25 and thats what I used to edit everything and I remember the Trigger Finger was among the supported devices.

I’m actually thinking of replacing my Axiom Air 32 with another OG Axiom 25 or maybe an Oxygen v2 or something like that. Fewer keys, but I like the feel of full size keys plus there’s the whole Edison thing.


#499

It’s all starting to come together now. OG Trigger Finger came in yesterday. Couldn’t get the PC built last week so I’m hoping I can do it this week.


#500

Needs more Star Wars posters.


#501

Put a few things together in my temporary home office. The Nord Modular Engine is under the A4, and I still have some pieces in storage like an Alpha Juno, BCR2000, and recording and monitoring equipment, but this does the job for now.

They’re actually setup as two separate groups, the DN clocking and monitoring the A4, and the OT clocking, monitoring, and sending note and CC to the Nord and MD.


#502

Figured it was time to post some shots of my little studio. Set up mainly for production, mixing can be a pain in this space. Pretty modest… some midi controllers, guitars and one Micro-brute. I use Logic Pro X, reason 11 and a host of software instruments, effects and plugins. I have an Ibanez 6-string, Schecter 8-string, and a Strat style Bombshell. Also have some nerdy things like vinyl and MTG decks :spider:


#503

I know for a fact I’m getting old because the thing I’m most jealous of here is that chair. I cheaped out and now I wait and wait for mine to break that I may upgrade.


#504

I had a fairly cheap faux leather office chair for a while. I sit 8 hours a day for my day job and was also attending college full time and sitting for just as long, if not longer than the time spent working. The amount of sitting and the cheap quality of the chair really began to take their toll on my back and my energy levels. This chair is incredible and has healped sooooo much, its kinda crazy.

For those potentially interested, it is an Autonomous Ergo Chair 2. I would highly recommend it if you want a nice chair but dont have tons of cash (still not cheap in my book, but its very nicely priced compared to some other brands for the quality)


#505

Finally got a house so setting a studio up in the attic. Waiting for some guitar stand and amp stands to arrive so I’ll take some closer shots later.


#506

Holy acoustic treatment batman!

Nice theme. :slight_smile:


#507

It’s a pretty big rectangular room so I wanted it to sound as dead as humanly possibly, esp with the guitar rigs set up. It sounds pretty weird up here to be honest. My voice sounds like it’s coming from inside my body.


#508

Thats fucking trippy… haha!


#509

I was pretty tripped out by that first time I heard it, but it actually kinda is. The voice is shaped by the throat and mouth, but the voice comes from inside the chest. First time I heard that was when I got really baller headphones. Now I’m more used to it.


#510

My 9 string


Maschine running into pitch pedal and then signal splitter (split into clean, distorion, and delay/reverb chains) currently before going into deck D of traktor.

Traktor S8. Above that is my distortion chain for the maschine drums, a life pedal and an overdrive.

My telecaster and my gibson sg. A couple amps on stands so the sound actually hits me directly from the cone to the ears.

Treatment on the back doors. An ikea 4square unit to keep my toys off the ground.

Pretty happy with how it looks. Need to get a couch now too.