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It's been threatened, so here it is. The Home Studio Porn thread. Gratuitous pics of your home recording studio please!

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That's mine which consists of:

My PC (the huge black tower on the bottom right)
A cheap desk from Argos
A pair of Tannoy E11 speakers, custom wired and shielded
Which are plugged into a Rotel RA-930-AX amp (which plugs into a Soundblaster X-fi soundcard)
M-Audio Studiophile BX5a Deluxe monitors
Which are plugged into a Guitar Rig Session I/O
As are my Superlux HD662F monitor headphones
And I have an M-audio Keyrig 49 midi keyboard

No acoustic treatment as yet, the desk is at a funny angle in the corner under advice from 51m0n to help with stereo phasing issues.

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[quote name='Mornats' timestamp='1374351119' post='2148028']
It's been threatened, so here it is. The Home Studio Porn thread. Gratuitous pics of your home recording studio please!



That's mine which consists of:

My PC (the huge black tower on the bottom right)
A cheap desk from Argos
A pair of Tannoy E11 speakers, custom wired and shielded
Which are plugged into a Rotel RA-930-AX amp (which plugs into a Soundblaster X-fi soundcard)
M-Audio Studiophile BX5a Deluxe monitors
Which are plugged into a Guitar Rig Session I/O
As are my Superlux HD662F monitor headphones
And I have an M-audio Keyrig 49 midi keyboard

No acoustic treatment as yet, the desk is at a funny angle in the corner under advice from 51m0n to help with stereo phasing issues.
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looks good, are those other speakers that the Tannoy's are on it get the right height? I am having same trouble I have stands for my monitors but they are not high enough so i have to put them on boxes at the moment but my biggest problem is having a good room to set up in

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My Tannoys are on the bottom with the M-audio's on top. I've got some isolation pads in between them and the Tannoys sit on a thin bit of rubber insulation too. I've no idea if it's overly detrimental or not to be honest. But with my desk in the corner now I should be able to get some proper stands for my monitors so the M-audios will sit behind and above the Tannoys. The M-audios are slightly above head height but point down directly at me so I think they're fine in that regard.

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[quote name='operative451' timestamp='1374485604' post='2149117']
Minimalist... ;D Netbook running FL studio, creative speakers, external monitor... ;D Does the bleepy bloorpy stuff for me, gets bounced to my band-mates 'proper' recording PC when we add instruments and vocals.
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yeah good little setup for writing music... I think its its easy to get carried away with top end expensive gear when its not required especially for writing, but for mixing (not that i'm any good at it) I think the proper room and good monitors is more essential. I will post my set up this evening after i have re-arranged / cleaned it up a bit haha! hopefully finish my composition for the July competition this evening :D

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[attachment=139612:homestudio.jpg]

here is my home studio
my old hp desktop with a creative E-MU 0404 soundcard
Nad c320 amp sitting beneath a cambridge audio cd4
B&W dm 601 s2 speakers
ive been recording bass & guitar via a line 6 pod version 2.0 but i also have a zoom b9.1ut and a hartke bass attack
and yes it is always messy

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[quote name='Ian Savage' timestamp='1374493851' post='2149272']
My little den:



Mackie Satellite into a Mac Mini, nice and simple; main thing's the monitors though, HHB Circle 5s which I would actually cry if anything happened to. LOVE these speakers.
[/quote][quote name='Ian Savage' timestamp='1374493851' post='2149272']
My little den:



Mackie Satellite into a Mac Mini, nice and simple; main thing's the monitors though, HHB Circle 5s which I would actually cry if anything happened to. LOVE these speakers.
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I must say they do have very funky cones :D lol how did i manage to post the picture twice

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Sorry for the atrocious picture and the mess, i'll take a better one when i have it set up again, but here's my very cheap and very mediocre setup. Lexicon Alpha into a £150 Zoostorm pile of cr*p running Win7 and Reaper. Using my old Phillips Hifi as DIY monitors along with a pair of Logitech headphones. The tablet is there to act as a midi controller once i get the app running properly.

Liam
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[quote name='charic' timestamp='1374676309' post='2151698']
Here's an old one of mine :)
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first clean one i have seen so far i think haha - looks proper when its all tidy like that ^_^. I just need a good sized space for mine =l probably should of thought about that before buying such big monitors and 27" iMac....

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[quote name='LiamPodmore' timestamp='1374675981' post='2151694']
£150 Zoostorm pile of cr*p running Win7 and Reaper.
Liam
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We bought a zoostorm at work on a whim to run a couple of massive printers and RIP software, we figured if it died, then it died, it's been really good. Not a single problem in the year and a half we've been using it, and cheap as all cheapness too.
Don't diss the zoostorm.

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[quote name='Dave Vader' timestamp='1374677186' post='2151718']
We bought a zoostorm at work on a whim to run a couple of massive printers and RIP software, we figured if it died, then it died, it's been really good. Not a single problem in the year and a half we've been using it, and cheap as all cheapness too.
Don't diss the zoostorm.
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Not got a problem with Zoostorm (Except my dads netbook dying) just i want something faster and more robust, and with multiple monitors.

Liam

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[quote name='LiamPodmore' timestamp='1374677980' post='2151736']
Not got a problem with Zoostorm (Except my dads netbook dying) just i want something faster and more robust, and with multiple monitors.

Liam
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Oh yeah, we bought one of them mini ones as well, no PCI card inputs, annoying. Not very customisable really. Shame. Cheap though :)

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My room.

Bass traps in all corners and a large full on diffuser for behind my monitors I got for £20.00 from a local Studio [closing down sale :)[size=4]][/size]
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[size=4]Cubase 7x and Presonus Studio One V2.6xx (both x64)[/size]
[size=4]Finale12[/size]
[size=4]Sibelius 7[/size]
[size=4]Notion 4 x64[/size]
[size=4]Various VSTi's/VST's[/size]
[size=4]2 x 1 terabyte hard drives (Kontakt Libraries)[/size]
[size=4]PC x64/[/size][size=4]W7 x64[/size]
[size=4]Roland Quad Capture Audio/MIDI box[/size]
[size=4]Galaxy Tab, running touch DAW controller.[/size]
[size=4]Studio Logic Keyboard/88 keys[/size]
[size=4]Mackie Speakers [HR 624'S] and a Mackie sub.[/size]
[size=4]Various Basses and Guitars.[/size]
[size=4]Avalon U5 Pre amp.[/size]
[size=4]Assorted hand Percussion[/size]

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PC (Windows XP)
Cubase SX
Sibelius (2.0 :))
Edirol UA20 audio interface
Focusrite Pre-amp (mostly for phantom power for mics)
Behringer Mixer
Behringer headphone amp
M-Audio Prokeys 88 piano/midi controller
Gibson ES175
Epiphone ES335 The Dot
Wal Custom Fretless
Antoria acoustic steel sting
Takamine CD132SC nylon string
Thomann Soprano saxophone
There is a Rode NT1 mic and a Shure SM58, both with Hercules mic stands (not shown)

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Just moved, here's outside of my new shed studio, complete with tinfoil windows to stop the aliens/CIA listening in.



And here it is inside, I have not quite sorted it out yet, there is a lot of stuff, I know what some of it is, other bits haven't seen daylight in a very long time, and are scaring me....

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[quote name='Dave Vader' timestamp='1374691381' post='2152018']And here it is inside, I have not quite sorted it out yet, there is a lot of stuff, I know what some of it is, other bits haven't seen daylight in a very long time, and are scaring [/quote]

I've got that exact same R2D2!! :D

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