It's taking so long... (Home Studio Build - Part 2)
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- Check out how my basement home studio build is progressing.
☛ Learn the go-to starting points for EQ and compression in heavy mixes with my FREE Mixing Cheatsheet: mixcheatsheet.com
Watch This Next: Basement Mixing Studio Build (Part 1) • Basement Mixing Studio...
Music I’ve Worked On: open.spotify.com/playlist/6I7...
Website: hardcoremusicstudio.com
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MY FAVORITE GEAR:
Computer / Interface:
Mac M1 Studio Max sweetwater.sjv.io/anOMOo
Avid Carbon sweetwater.sjv.io/ZQ6M6g
Apogee Duet 3 sweetwater.sjv.io/y2qXqb
Monitors / Headphones:
Avantone CLA-10a sweetwater.sjv.io/WqyMyZ
Audio Technica ATH-M50 sweetwater.sjv.io/PyOMON
Microphones:
Shure SM57 sweetwater.sjv.io/daOMy7
AKG D112 sweetwater.sjv.io/Kj0MBy
Sennheiser e604 sweetwater.sjv.io/DKyvWa
Shure SM7b sweetwater.sjv.io/5g5vk3
AKG C451b sweetwater.sjv.io/jre9Rv
Shure SM81 sweetwater.sjv.io/eK1LnD
Audio Technica AT4050 sweetwater.sjv.io/JzKMqr
Preamps/Outboard:
API 3124 sweetwater.sjv.io/eK1LRD
EL8 Distressor sweetwater.sjv.io/XYmMd4
Favorite Plugins:
BSA Clipper blacksaltaudio.com/clipper
Escalator blacksaltaudio.com/escalator
Low Control blacksaltaudio.com/low-control
Waves SSL Bundle waves.alzt.net/dMd4q
Waves CLA Compressors waves.alzt.net/0va0P
Waves Platinum waves.alzt.net/jxz2M
Slate Trigger 2 sweetwater.sjv.io/MmAM53
SoundToys Rack sweetwater.sjv.io/xkLgyd
Auto-tune Pro sweetwater.sjv.io/OreMYr
Vocalign Project sweetwater.sjv.io/xkLgyA
Cranesong Phoenix II sweetwater.sjv.io/PyOMrz
Instruments / Amps:
Ludwig Black Beauty Snare sweetwater.sjv.io/1r9vDR
Gibson Les Paul sweetwater.sjv.io/B0nvz1
Evertune Guitars sweetwater.sjv.io/WqyM6P
Fender Jazz Bass sweetwater.sjv.io/nLX5R6
Sansamp Bass Driver DI sweetwater.sjv.io/OreM9Q
EVH 5150 sweetwater.sjv.io/4PGvr9
Mesa 2x12 cab sweetwater.sjv.io/75avGA
Grab your free Mixing Cheatsheet to learn the go-to starting points for EQ and compression in heavy mixes: www.mixcheatsheet.com
That cheat sheet has helped me a lot, thank you man. It's a great starting point, and you can fine-tune from there for your own specific recordings and samples.
I am under major home/studio improvement at the moment too. My electrician change the circuit board and talk to me about installing a surge protector box direct in the panel to the main. To my understanding, it is really useful if the city cut the power and re-open it. It happened to me a few times when they where working on the grid. I run most of my studio on a battery back up pack with protection anyway, but he told me it is good for TV,fridge and all modern appliances. It is relatively cheap, I would ask your electrician about it.
Concerning ground, an ingeener at my job suggested me to run a second "main" ground cable to earth for my control room. I did not go that far, but it is supose to isolate my room from every other appliances in the home.
Congrats for the baby! 🥳🤟
So cool to see you building this! My band and I recently built a shared music rehearsal/recording-space in the exact same way and we went through all the same challanges in planning and constructing the whole room. We finished a few weeks ago and I can tell you that it is not only the best feeling to be done working on it for months, but also seeing how incredible the results look and sound!! So, can't wait for your "My studio is finished" - video :)
@0:22 - I had to chuckle - "New baby occupied me for a couple of weeks". :) . How about "the next 18 years". :)
Very cool. I just finished drywall and painting for my basement studio, and my HVAC guy recommended the exact same flexible piping. It’s a bit disorienting having the vent pump out air but not hearing a sound. Such a satisfying result.
Hey man, in my newest studio build I have the exact issue with the electrical panel being on the outter wall and building a frame like that on the inside walls. What I found the key was was making sure the door has the same mass as the rest of the walls. I did it with a 2x6 frame filled with mineral wool and the 3 layers on top, but I had it 8" taller and wider so it overlapped the opening with a gasket to seal it tight and I hung it with a french cleat above and the bottom clicks in to seal up tight. Then like you said handles just to pop it off. I didnt want big doors because I am going to put a kit right infront of it and it would swing in the way, so the french cleat lets you lift it right off and it sticks out the same amount as an acoustical panel so should look cool when its all done.
Congratulations Jordan, you must be stoked with this!
Congratulations on the new addition to your family!
Nice. I did some renovation in my studio this summer, about 80% of it is done. Long and tedious, but you'll be happy.
Congratulations for the new family member.🎉😃
Congrats on your baby!!
This is amazing! I want to do something similar in the future, so the walk-through and visuals are very appreciated!
Congrats, Jordan! ❤
Congrats on the bebe! Congrats on the studio! Awesome dude 🤟🏻
Congrats broski -- I'm sure it will be done soon. Take care!
Exciting stuff! I love this. I would definitely put a tv screen up above your desk like your friend suggested. The few bands I've worked with in my basement studio really seemed to like seeing the session on a big screen.
congrats on bebe
Very cool!
Tell me about it! It's just took me about 6 months to treat my mixing room and get it where I want it. But it's all been worth it cos it sounds wonderful! 😎
Congrats on your newborn. How long do you anticipate it taking you to get used to the new room with your NS-10's?
How are you dealing with electrical and lights? I noticed just the wire poking through. Is the plan to run exterior outlets and Conduit along walls and ceiling for track lights? I'm trying to decide that in my build.
bro can youu plzzz let me no what gain your cla10s are set too ? i have been tryna find a way to ask you for like 2 weeks now
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NEC doesn’t allow the panel to be obstructed. Article 110 clearances I think.. Curious how the inspector and insurance will handle this considering this is public information
what is the size of the room?
Not sure why the electrical is not terminating into J-Boxes vs just hanging out of the gyp board.
Likely will have boxes outside the drywall. That minimizes the size of the hole through the drywall. Most professional studies have boxes sticking out of the wall for xlr connections etc also.
@@simonbaxtermusic OK, that makes sense. It helps to maintain that acoustical separation, I've just never seen it done like that. At the same time, I've never designed a studio before, nor have I designed a building that requires that level of separation. Came close with a High School that had a "broadcast" room where they had their own closed circuit TV system, but we only went as far as resilient clips and double layers of sheet rock.
@@sighermikeyeah totally. I was surprised to see it in a basement build, but in hindsight it makes sense given the designer he hired. I’m building a studio in my basement right now and felt I didn’t have the space in the room for it, so went with j boxes with 3M putty pads to air seal them. Not as good for sound isolation, but keeps the wall flat in the room.
the outlets are going to be nested inside acoustic panels which are out from the wall at varying distances
That tape/mud job is not so hot.
Nice room it’s gonna be nice dude!!! Your videos are sexy I’ve learned so much from from including that sheet you created very useful.