Show Us Your Home Studio Setup!

[Flemmigan]

I took the opportunity presented by corona to consolidate a few things and improve the working state of my office/studio... which also serves as my home gym. My wife has called it the ultimate man cave, but I prefer the Tone Office. Come for the tone, stay to get toned.™ (Okay nobody report me for that)

Recording rig:
2018 Mac mini 32 GB RAM
External Thunderbolt SSD hard drives
Universal Audio Arrow
JBL LSR308s
PreSonus FaderPort v2

Guitars:
Gibson '84 Explorer, recently resto-modded
Taylor 214ce
Fender American Professional Tele
Ibanez RG471AH
Samick/Epiphone double cut prototype
Epiphone hollow body, no clue the model
Dunable R2
Schecter Stiletto Studio-5

Pedals:
Line 6 G10
Ernie Ball VP Jr
Xotic SP Compressor
Port City Salem Boost v1
EHX Freeze
EHX Canyon Delay/Looper
MXR Tap
Nobles ODR-1
Radial Pro-DI
Boss FS-5U (triggers the FaderPort)

Weights:
Big ones
Small ones

Got some Primacoustic treatment on the walls. Basic stuff but helps a lot.

I know my monitor and desk position aren't ideal, but I'm not mixing much these days and this was the best compromise to fit everything in one room.

Sold my Axe FX and just using mostly Neural stuff these days. No regrets. Not much rack gear left in the 12U rack case as you can see... still comes in handy as an extra surface, to attach an extra monitor, and to house external hard drives and surge protectors.

 

[jmill00]

 

[DrakkarTyrannis]

Not pictured...my Kali Audio LP-8 monitors...because I just ordered them. I made a Frankputer out of a few computers. Upgraded the hard drive and ram and all that good stuff. So now I have a dedicated "studio" computer. The computer I was using couldn't handle the workload as my projects got more involved so now it's just my media computer for watching movies and youtube and whatnot. I'm actually super pumped about this setup since I get to produce music MUCH more efficiently.

 

[Walter W.]

Not pictured...my Kali Audio LP-8 monitors...because I just ordered them. I made a Frankputer out of a few computers. Upgraded the hard drive and ram and all that good stuff. So now I have a dedicated "studio" computer. The computer I was using couldn't handle the workload as my projects got more involved so now it's just my media computer for watching movies and youtube and whatnot. I'm actually super pumped about this setup since I get to produce music MUCH more efficiently.

Oooh, whats the story of that gadjet on the left?

 

[DrakkarTyrannis]

Oooh, whats the story of that gadjet on the left?

Oh shit lol. I thought I posted the pic with that blurred. (Mods if it's against the rules please remove it)

It's my panic button. When I'm working on music that's pissing me off, I slap that and the jiggle makes me chuckle. Easily the best 200 bucks I ever spent.

 

[nightlight]

I just shifted house to a bigger apartment, so I was able to redo my studio in a way that I think makes it acoustically the best possible within my budget.












The last picture is my guitar isobooth, which is about 4x4 feet, a great way to put some distance between myself and the cab when I'm recording. You can also see it's grey exterior in the first pic.

 

[atomoclast]

She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts.

 

[Obscurabeast2002]

Some of my gear.

 

[Najka]

The home studio we recorded and mixed the Nemoria album in Springfield MA. We also made enemies with the neighbors.

 

[nollyflip]

Anyone have any pics of their home studion with dark painted walls?

 

[LiveOVErdrive]

I've reorganized mine a bit. Added a second rack case on the right for my computer stuff. Got guitars hanging on the wall behind me now. It's pleasant.



I need to come up with some kind of solution to switch easily between my main monitors and my mixcube (mono). There is a behringer monitor controller that would do it but it's a little pricey so I might build something.

I got the mixcube for mono mix checking but I've yet to use it because it isnt convenient to switch. Great for a guitar processor monitor tho!

 

[lewis]

I just shifted house to a bigger apartment, so I was able to redo my studio in a way that I think makes it acoustically the best possible within my budget.












The last picture is my guitar isobooth, which is about 4x4 feet, a great way to put some distance between myself and the cab when I'm recording. You can also see it's grey exterior in the first pic.

i have that lion print on a canvas in my living room

 

[Ericjutsu]

Here is my updated studio.

 

[Ericjutsu]

Here is my updated studio.

 

[VibTDog]

Not that glamorous, but it all works...

 

[Mantrasky]

My Home Studio............

 

[DrakkarTyrannis]

Nothing all that exciting. Most of everything is done with plugins save for guitar and vocals.

 

[DrakkarTyrannis]

So fun fact...this pic is the pic on my desktop. My desktop background is a picture of my computer with the desktop background as my computer with the desktop background.

 

[littlebadboy]

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So fun fact...this pic is the pic on my desktop. My desktop background is a picture of my computer with the desktop background as my computer with the desktop background.

 

[Grindspine]

So as with many here, this is a work in progress. I just installed eight Auralex LENRD Metro and two additional LENRD bass traps in the corners of my studio room. I have an old futon frame mounted as a diffusion panel behind my listening position. Between that diffusion and absorption, the KRK Rokits (on Ultimate Support monitor stands) are sounding cleaner in the bass response overall.

Anyhow, this is my home studio as of tonight, still work to do as the year progresses though!