Lets see some studio pics

[rob_lee]

my humble setup.

my audio interface and a couple of compressors are in the shadows above the left speaker.

That looks nice n cosy.. i could sit there all night for sure :-0
Nice stuff mate

Rob

thank you Rob.

Your welcome, i like that Mopho.. would look very nice in my studio HINT HINT!
Seriously that little area you have there looks very nice and cosy

Rob

[djanthonyw]

i'd post a picture as well, but a pic of a computer, mopho keyboard, speakers and audio interface would just look boring compared to most of these

Here's my pathetic "studio":

I think the term "studio" has been thrown off over the year because having a lot of hardware was the only option at one point. Really, a studio is just the name for an artist's workspace.

[whyterabbyt]

Really, a studio is just the name for an artist's workspace.

umm, duuuuuh....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studio

[Vintage73]

i'd post a picture as well, but a pic of a computer, mopho keyboard, speakers and audio interface would just look boring compared to most of these

Here's my pathetic "studio":

I think the term "studio" has been thrown off over the year because having a lot of hardware was the only option at one point. Really, a studio is just the name for an artist's workspace.

No matter how cluttered it is.

[djanthonyw]

Really, a studio is just the name for an artist's workspace.

umm, duuuuuh....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studio

Yes... and I also wrote this...

I think the term "studio" has been thrown off over the year because having a lot of hardware was the only option at one point.

My point is that terms get thrown around, and I was just saying that there's no reason for someone to feel inadequate for a work area with a small amount of equipment.

[Sequent]

+1 It's been proven many times over... (especially around here!) that it absolutely does NOT matter what you have. It's what you do with what you have that counts!

[macmurphy]

i completely agree. i've had more bits and pieces in the past and they've tended to get in the way of my creativity. i just work better with a minimalist set up.

i wouldn't say no to a Prophet 12 though

[OzWozEre]

... one thing I've noticed is that the actual space and layout of the actual studio ROOM makes most of the difference, i.e. for when you don't have heaps and heaps of racks and gear.

It's like having a PC setup with a midi controller stuffed in the corner of your drab upperstairs second bedroom, as opposed to having that same gear, center-stage in the middle of a 2000 sw ft acoustically treated room...

... with a lava lamp of course.



Case in point (minus the expensive compressors etc. on the right!)





Edit: FYI that is not my space, it's from a Mastering dude I found on GS back in the day -- I think he's a Danish guy which would explain everything!

[Hodgey]

will do for now...

[fateamenabletochange]

my humble setup.



i wouldn't say no to a Prophet 12 though

Yes, the Prophet 12 would suit you very nicely.

I expect your virtual signal path ITB is awesome for all the external minimalism.

[fateamenabletochange]

that is one beautiful stripped to the essentials guitar. The blue whale they do is just about the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

[Hink]

Edit: FYI that is not my space, it's from a Mastering dude

Well that explains they keyboard controller

[layzer]

I'm not Hans Zimmer and this is my real studio. please excuse
the mess. Just out of sight behind the pink curtain is my Matrix12, memmorymoog and Waldorf WAVE.

[fateamenabletochange]

nice socks layzer

[Vintage73]

I'm not Hans Zimmer and this is my real studio. please excuse
the mess. Just out of sight behind the pink curtain is my Matrix12, memmorymoog and Waldorf WAVE.

Whatever works.