Does your studio have a bed in it?

[valley]

A small couch that doubles as a guests' bed, as my studio doubles as guest bedroom.

likewise, but mine's a futon (which also serves as a broadband absorber behind me).

[LBN]

I just moved into a new studio. It used to be an "artist's" studio for a big house up the hill. The house is gone but the studio remains. It's basically an 11' x 37' room. There is a "living area" that takes up about 2/3 of it and my studio/work/study area which I'm currently assembling. So to make a short story long, the answer is "yes." I'm just stoked because I don't have to worry about bothering neighbors now. It's time to get the really nice monitors.

[Wormhelmet]

My studio is pro all the way. I put in a big bass trap with a wooden frame ($99.00 at IKEA), but it soaked up too much sound, so I had to put a big TV up. Not quite enough early reflections, so a VCR and DVD player had to go on top of that. I then needed some acoustic disbursement, so I piled a bunch of kids toys together in random patterns on the floor to disburse the reflections properly. Still not enough. I was going to hire in the studio designer but it seems a spongebob squarepants table and chairs did the trick just right.

[valley]

[suburban grilla]

hell no, I don't waste time sleeping!...


...(and I like to f**k on the floor)

[Timfonie]

For acoustical reasons I use the larger room as my studio. The bed room isn't even large enough for a two person bed but I won't sacrifice the other room.

[donkey tugger]

"“It's how more or less 90 percent of the album was made,” he explains. “I'd find a place I'd be happy in — usually in my bedroom, usually at about midnight, usually with a couple of glasses of wine — put James Bond on … you know what I mean. I was in bed writing for the fun of writing. ‘Spitfire’ was written in one night.”

Liam Howlett

http://remixmag.com/artists/remix_behind_curtain/

The lad has the right idea.

[VitaminD]

I was going to hire in the studio designer but it seems a spongebob squarepants table and chairs did the trick just right.

The perfect ratio of form vs. function.

[Lunch Money]

NO, but it has a coach

So you're the reason that Craig T. Nelson has been inactive all these years...

Class!!! Got a genuine chuckle out of me, that one.

My studio does not have a bed, though it's in a room that should have been a spare bedroom if it hadn't been converted into a computer room. There are 4 walls (naturally), with a computer each on 3 of them and a consumer-grade keyboard on the other.

[Rabid]

If a futon counts, or how ever it is spelled.

[dreibel]

Not only do I have a bed in here, I also have a kitchen with a stove and refrigerator. Yes, I live in a basement apartment (what the Brits would call a bedsit). Thankfully, it also has concrete walls so if I need to blast an amp in here or sing loud nobody outdoors can hear me. I've never had anyone complain I was too loud. (In fact, my landlady prefers I make noise so she'll know I'm alright - has to do with a fellow tenant who passed away in his room).

Last year I not only upgraded my studio, I also got a bed upgrade (my landlady's granddaughter didn't want the antique bed in her room anymore, so when she got her new bed I was offered the bed. It's really nice, a queen-sized. Now to find someone to share it with

[-SPYRO-]

Yessssss! My bed is behind me.

Cool poll!