Yeah, but how SMALL is yours?

[Geek99]

1 minute ago, Dad3353 said:

Yes, as is the shape of the tuning pegs and the strap button by acoustic reflection, and to much the same degree. Some bats can hear the difference if there's no wind. 

Possibly also the glue used in their construction - if it’s magic pixie glue it’s just better - you know, magically better 

[Dad3353]

4 minutes ago, Geek99 said:

Possibly also the glue used in their construction - if it’s magic pixie glue it’s just better - you know, magically better 

I take this as being just a cheap, facetious shot decrying the very real effect of instrument components with regard to their sonic output. Not worthy of you; I'm disappointed. 

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[JeezyMcNuggles]

On 04/01/2021 at 09:32, binky_bass said:

Over the last 6 months or so I've been creating a little home studio is the tiniest of rooms (about 8 times as long as the lower bout of a concert sized acoustic body and about 4 times as wide, so its small!!)

It currently houses 16 guitars/basses, 3 amps, a drumkit, a full Cubase recording set up with midi keyboard, monitors, vocal mics, ukuleles, various percussion items, a Helix LT etc etc. So everything one needs to record almost anything! And a fair bit of my Lego collection! 

Just for funzies, has anyone else shoe-horned this much into a tiny room? 

Everything, including the drumkit is direct into DAW, so the sound quality of the end product is actually surprisingly good! I mean, its not quite Abbey Road quality, but it's far from terrible!

Studio at work

https://youtube.com/shorts/FeOx6tpTaGo

[binky_bass]

6 minutes ago, JeezyMcNuggles said:

Studio at work

https://youtube.com/shorts/FeOx6tpTaGo

Extra points for the "Get 'er done dawg!" at the end! 😂

[MoonBassAlpha]

From behind the kit: