never put LEDs on fabrik. it's a fire hazard and insurance will step out if anything happens. Buy some aluminum rails, they are not that expensive anymore. you don't want to be responsible for other people burning down their houses pls!
This is a very good point! I never really thought about the possibility of the LED's malfunctioning or catching fire. Thanks for the tip - Aluminium rails sounds like a much better way to build the panels
@@drbass9677 oh boy, I've seen malfunctioned leds a lot of times and trust me they burn. Absolutely no problem on aluminum rails but on fabric... Normally every Led comes with a manual and it clearly states on which surface they are allowed to be mounted and in all cases I had so far, it says non-FLAMEABLE surface. Which for example is aluminum.
Man, that is a great result and yes when you have created something like that with your own hands AND for ridiculously good value it’s extremely rewarding. I am venturing into setting up a basic home studio in a bedroom and this has so many great ideas that hopefully I can utilise👍👍 thanks for sharing. 🇦🇺
Thanks, I'm glad you got some inspiration from it! Good luck with setting up your studio and feel free to ask any questions if you need some help or advice!
this is inspiring man, thanks for sharing your journey of making your studio im taking notes from you as this seems like such a cool and cheap acoustic treatment
OK good I'm glad it wasn't just me hahahahaha. This was epic. My Papa was a master carpenter and it's amazing how he could have done that and more in like a day, but look at a deck and O.o haha. Awesome job. First time watching your stuff.
Really love the setup mate I have an apartment with my partner and about 8000 worth of equipment all of which has been sitting in boxes for 12 months brand new, I'm finally on the cusp of my studio setup, no sound deadening as of yet but this gives me motivation to works towards something bigger
Great job, just wanna say anyone thinking of doing this type of project and you need a handsaw get the Stanley Sharptooth, this saw is soo amazing, cuts 2x4's like butter. I don't even break out my chop saw anymore.
Having a budget really makes you focus on the important elements, and from the video, you have prioritised the essentials of room acoustics and mood lightning and some desk rearrangement and tidy up. These simple things help to create an environment which makes you want to spend time in the studio. It all ended up looking great for your budget. In the end it is about the music, and this space hopefully will allow you get that done. Enjoy
There's a big difference between NEEDING something to CONVINCE you to keep going, and simply just making your space look nice. Imagine if someone told you "If you need to clean your space each week and have a tidy desk to convince you to write music, maybe it isn't for you." 😂 It's okay to make your space look nice
Glad you liked it! And yeah I agree, the acoustic panels are definitely the priority, but anything you can do to make the space feel better will also improve your productivity and help you get in the zone quicker. Thanks for the comment!
No joke I'm watching this video drinking my coffee with the same exact cup you have in blue lol. Love your video the acoustic panel look great better than buying it pre build.
Haha I love that! It's a great cup, it's been with me through so many music projects haha! Thanks for the comment, and yeah I'm very glad I went with this over a pre-built panel. It's really nice being able to choose the color of the fabric and setup the lighting however you want.
I'm using Google Translate because I'm Brazilian maybe you don't understand... Thank you for living in another country, because here the reality is totally different, R$ 300.00 here you can't do absolutely anything in a simple studio, the purchasing power here is very low, a totally different reality, the equipment is extremely expensive, but even so, I can't stop dreaming and investing little by little in my home studio, one day I'll get there! Thanks to the owner of this channel for the content, even though I don't know how to speak English I managed to learn a lot, +1 subscribed!
10:46 Bro can you plse make an individual video on how you tight your dual arm monitor mount and show the exact arm or give us the link so we can purchase that product
Dear Mike, I am quite surprised with the result. It looks amazing and you should be proud that you did every single part of it by yourself. You motivated me to do the same, even though I may not be able to create the frames and all other stuff by myself. I am also living in rent and I was searching to see if acoustic treatment is possible without any drills. Thanks for showing that. And maybe a question, do you think it would work if I get the absorbers and use multiple command strips? There are commant strips which can carry up to 7kg and I believe I wouldn't have any problem if I use 4 of them. That is my idea to make it and hopefully I'll start in couple months, but I would like to get your thoughts on that since you made it very very good! Thanks
Thanks Ali, Glad you liked the video! I actually used multiple command hooks on all of my panels, so yes it does work. My panels have 2 hooks per panel. The thing you need to be careful of if using 4 hooks is to make sure that they are perfectly aligned with whatever part of the panel they are hanging onto, so that they are all carrying the load evenly. If you are just using the command velcro strips then just try to space them as evenly as possible. Good luck! Let me know how it goes!
Thanks! And good question, the temperature is fine for most of the year because it gets a bit cold where I live. Although, for about 3 months during summer it does get really hot. When it gets too hot, I take a short break, open the door and turn on the air-conditioning. It's good to take regular breaks when producing anyway to 'reset' your ears, so I just do it during these breaks
I like the colour thing. I usually change the colour of my Cubase to fit the mood of whatever project im working on, so I totally get the idea behind it. I see you're using cubase as well so maybe that could be an idea for you 😁
Thanks for this video bro! I'm moving into another rental in 2 months and looking to add cost effective sound panels so I can isolate my room sound from the rest of my place (an so I can save my wife's sanity) and this was a perfect build concept for me, thanks for the value you provided!
Also, if by chance you get to see this comment, do you know what that material is called for that thin netting that you put into the frame to keep the rocwool from sagging onto the frame?
Glad it was helpful! Just rember though that these panels won't do much to isolate the room sound, - these are more designed for reducing the reverb in the room. For room dapening you need slightly different treatment and it would probably need to be on every wall and door in the room
Yeah that material is just chicken wire. Any variation of mesh will work though - you just need to make sure that the material is thick enough that you can pull it tight without it breaking. That tension is what stops the sagging
Thanks so much for all the subs and positivity in the comments! I've been reading every comment and I'm honestly blown away by all the positive vibes and support, thank you!😀 My new video is out now - I made a song using sounds from the worlds oldest rainforest: ua-cam.com/video/RP6PMRpi2Cs/v-deo.html Thanks again to all of you!
never put LEDs on fabrik. it's a fire hazard and insurance will step out if anything happens. Buy some aluminum rails, they are not that expensive anymore. you don't want to be responsible for other people burning down their houses pls!
This is a very good point! I never really thought about the possibility of the LED's malfunctioning or catching fire. Thanks for the tip - Aluminium rails sounds like a much better way to build the panels
you can put led strips on fabric, they don't get anywhere near hot enough to start a fire.
@@drbass9677 oh boy, I've seen malfunctioned leds a lot of times and trust me they burn. Absolutely no problem on aluminum rails but on fabric...
Normally every Led comes with a manual and it clearly states on which surface they are allowed to be mounted and in all cases I had so far, it says non-FLAMEABLE surface. Which for example is aluminum.
“Creating a space that doesn’t exist, so I can create space for my imagination”
Incredible!
Thanks man!
@@MikeBelloMusic I was right about to write that ; That's deep
Jesus Loves you and wants you to accept him as your Lord and also saviour
Awesome video!
Thanks Andrew! I'm actually also a big fan of your channel and took inspiration from many of the studios you have showcased in your own videos!
To everyone who may read this I hope y'all make it
let's keep grinding 🙏🏽
Good luck and I look forward to listening to all your music!
Man, that is a great result and yes when you have created something like that with your own hands AND for ridiculously good value it’s extremely rewarding.
I am venturing into setting up a basic home studio in a bedroom and this has so many great ideas that hopefully I can utilise👍👍 thanks for sharing.
🇦🇺
Thanks, I'm glad you got some inspiration from it! Good luck with setting up your studio and feel free to ask any questions if you need some help or advice!
this is inspiring man, thanks for sharing your journey of making your studio im taking notes from you as this seems like such a cool and cheap acoustic treatment
Thanks Zack I appreciate it! Glad you liked the video
A studio is always worthy investment for a musician, nicely done and enjoy!
Totally agree! Thanks and I'm glad you liked it!
Great setup. Only one thing. As a sound guy myself I would lower the music. I’ll had a very hard time understanding what you were saying.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll do that for my next video
Jesus Loves you and wants you to accept him as your Lord and also saviour
@@Comedyvibes yooooooooo what the fuck
OK good I'm glad it wasn't just me hahahahaha. This was epic. My Papa was a master carpenter and it's amazing how he could have done that and more in like a day, but look at a deck and O.o haha. Awesome job. First time watching your stuff.
Really love the setup mate
I have an apartment with my partner and about 8000 worth of equipment all of which has been sitting in boxes for 12 months brand new, I'm finally on the cusp of my studio setup, no sound deadening as of yet but this gives me motivation to works towards something bigger
theres nothing better on YT that is better than this DIY music studio video!
Great job, just wanna say anyone thinking of doing this type of project and you need a handsaw get the Stanley Sharptooth, this saw is soo amazing, cuts 2x4's like butter. I don't even break out my chop saw anymore.
Thanks for the tip!
Hell yeah.. this is dope! Great work
Congratulations on the space and DIY work! Looks really good and can imagine the effort gone in!
Thanks so much!
Amazing Job Mike! 👏🏻👏🏻 I really enjoy your video. Play that music! 🎼 🎶
Thanks Beatriz! Glad you liked it!
@Mike Bello this is incredible
Thanks! Glad you like it!
So nice video, thank you for sharing this project!
Thanks for watching!
Damn dude, you absolutely Killed this. Inspiring me to do some hands on stuff now
Thanks Joe! Sorry for such a late reply, I'm a bit behind haha
That’s 🔥🔥🔥 Bro‼️
Thank you!!!
Excellent video, your studio is really nice. Well done and thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much, I appreciate it!
i love how you really worked on it yourself, hands down bro fr. keep the grind up spreading love
beautiful studio! mine has many indoor plants, another way to feel fresh in the environment. greetings from argentina
Thanks! I love the idea of indoor plants in the studio, it must be such a great vibe in there! I might get some for my own studio in the future too
Awesome work man!
Thanks man glad you like it!
*RIGHT ON !!!!!!*
Awesome setup
Thanks!
Creativity rocks! 👍
Why is this so hard bro keep it 🤝🏽💪🏽💪🏽🏆🏆
Mad skills. Would love this at home
Good work bro music is life
Having a budget really makes you focus on the important elements, and from the video, you have prioritised the essentials of room acoustics and mood lightning and some desk rearrangement and tidy up. These simple things help to create an environment which makes you want to spend time in the studio. It all ended up looking great for your budget. In the end it is about the music, and this space hopefully will allow you get that done. Enjoy
If you need mood lighting and color changing RBG lighting to convince yourself to keep writing music, maybe it isn't for you.
There's a big difference between NEEDING something to CONVINCE you to keep going, and simply just making your space look nice. Imagine if someone told you "If you need to clean your space each week and have a tidy desk to convince you to write music, maybe it isn't for you." 😂 It's okay to make your space look nice
Glad you liked it! And yeah I agree, the acoustic panels are definitely the priority, but anything you can do to make the space feel better will also improve your productivity and help you get in the zone quicker. Thanks for the comment!
No joke I'm watching this video drinking my coffee with the same exact cup you have in blue lol. Love your video the acoustic panel look great better than buying it pre build.
Haha I love that! It's a great cup, it's been with me through so many music projects haha! Thanks for the comment, and yeah I'm very glad I went with this over a pre-built panel. It's really nice being able to choose the color of the fabric and setup the lighting however you want.
love the song in the beginning
Yeah me too it's so chill!
Nice job bro - Respect from the Goldie 🇦🇺
Much appreciated
I UNDERSTAND THE JOY OF MAKING IT AND WAIT TILL LAST TO SEE THE FINAL RESULT. Gorgeous studio u made my friend. Really great and inspiring video
Thanks Samit great to hear you liked it!
Wow, good job bro!! 🔥
Thanks 🔥
That looks so clean 😍😍
Creativ Dude :D Thums Up!
Thanks
🔥🔥🔥🔥 amazing setup
Thanks!
studio is looking sick brother
Good job man , really enjoyed this one .
Hope you will have great career ahead.
Thanks JD, same to you!
You deserve this feeling of space as you've worked hard and suffered a lot to make this Amazing View... 👏🏻
Thanks a lot 😊
Great Your Inspiration!!
Thanks!
Amazing video Mike! Love it 🔥
Glad you liked it!!
Loved it bro! Great energy you have. So positive
Always! Thanks for watching!
Love it. Very creative, dude!
Thanks man, glad you like it!
Your channel is gonna blow up man, keep it up
Thanks Mohamed!
Jheeeeeeez bro looks sick. Gave me a lot of ideas for soundproofing and the style I want so thanks
Thank you!!! And good luck with your build, let me know how it goes!
@Mike Bello I will do Mike and thanks for all the ideas and information 👍
Killed it man!
Thanks!
Wow! 🔥🔥 Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm using Google Translate because I'm Brazilian maybe you don't understand...
Thank you for living in another country, because here the reality is totally different, R$ 300.00 here you can't do absolutely anything in a simple studio, the purchasing power here is very low, a totally different reality, the equipment is extremely expensive, but even so, I can't stop dreaming and investing little by little in my home studio, one day I'll get there! Thanks to the owner of this channel for the content, even though I don't know how to speak English I managed to learn a lot, +1 subscribed!
This video shows how much you love what you doing , respects !
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
10:46 Bro can you plse make an individual video on how you tight your dual arm monitor mount and show the exact arm or give us the link so we can purchase that product
Videos are produced great and I had to watch it again cause I wanted to comment on how I wish you’d do more videos. Keep up the great work!
Thanks that's great to hear! I'm currently planning some videos and I'm going to try to start doing more videos and releasing them faster each month
Congratulations on such an amazing achievement, can't wait to see your channel grow even bigger. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 💪💪💪💪💪💪
Thanks glad you liked the video!
Looks Sweet man! I just moved as well and I am planning my new setup as well.
Looks Amazing!
Thanks!
Good Job man, I managed to watch the whole video and stay in tune! Quite Inspiring!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
😍the lightening is too insanse
Thanks man, glad you like it!
super dope
Glad you liked it!
Omg that studio is amazing! But also the old studio has an amazing view ! Those buildings! Congratsss
Thanks! Yeah that view was beautiful, I still have a bit of a view in the new studio though and the sound is great! Thanks for watching!
Dear Mike, I am quite surprised with the result. It looks amazing and you should be proud that you did every single part of it by yourself. You motivated me to do the same, even though I may not be able to create the frames and all other stuff by myself. I am also living in rent and I was searching to see if acoustic treatment is possible without any drills. Thanks for showing that.
And maybe a question, do you think it would work if I get the absorbers and use multiple command strips? There are commant strips which can carry up to 7kg and I believe I wouldn't have any problem if I use 4 of them. That is my idea to make it and hopefully I'll start in couple months, but I would like to get your thoughts on that since you made it very very good! Thanks
Thanks Ali, Glad you liked the video!
I actually used multiple command hooks on all of my panels, so yes it does work. My panels have 2 hooks per panel. The thing you need to be careful of if using 4 hooks is to make sure that they are perfectly aligned with whatever part of the panel they are hanging onto, so that they are all carrying the load evenly. If you are just using the command velcro strips then just try to space them as evenly as possible.
Good luck! Let me know how it goes!
I like it broo
Glad you like it!
Sihle bhuti ✨ from South Africa
Congrats this looks amazing really beautiful, but just one question how do you handle temperature in the room when all the equipment is turned on?
Thanks! And good question, the temperature is fine for most of the year because it gets a bit cold where I live. Although, for about 3 months during summer it does get really hot. When it gets too hot, I take a short break, open the door and turn on the air-conditioning. It's good to take regular breaks when producing anyway to 'reset' your ears, so I just do it during these breaks
@@MikeBelloMusic amazing this is a sacred sanctuary to make good music GOD bless you and keep on doing good music.
@@gdnrecords Thanks again!
Great video man, thanks for sharing! 🙏🙏
You're welcome, and thanks for the comment!
Very down to earth and relatable. Thank You.
Awesome video!
You deserve all these views and subscribers - great quality and story!
I subscribed. Cubase + DIY = my jam!
Thanks Steven! Great to hear you liked the vid, I've got more on the way!
Inspiring video 👍🏾
Glad you enjoyed it!
Now this is dedication.
This is incredible! Congratulations
Thank You!!!
really good job
Glad you like it!
Absolutely epic. Well done man.
Inspiring bro nice :)
Thanks so much bro I'm glad you liked it!
Thanks a lot man
No problem!
I just wanna say one word wow 🤩
Well done
Thanks!
I like the colour thing. I usually change the colour of my Cubase to fit the mood of whatever project im working on, so I totally get the idea behind it. I see you're using cubase as well so maybe that could be an idea for you 😁
Sounds like a great idea! I'll give it a try and see how it influences my workflow
Just gave me so many ideas. Now it’s time to start on my first home studio!
Glad to hear it, good luck and enjoy the process!
That looks awesome my dude. Great job!
Great Job!
Thanks!
inspirational new supporter here 👍
Thank for your help ❤
You're welcome 😊
Hey, quick question about your cool rig setup: What is supporting the bottom monitor to support it at that angle. Thanks!
🔥🔥🔥🔥 Dope!!
Thanks!
Extremely detailed content. Just subbed my guy👍🏾 keep ‘em coming
Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed the video, I have more on the way!
I just moved out and making my room my studio, this video came in handy . Appreciate it fr !
You're welcome!
Like the way You think 🔊🔊🕴🏼
Keep rollin'!
Appreciate it!!
Crazy🔥🔥🔥
Glad you liked it!
that idea to mount the cloud frame to the bass traps was genius! one of the best builds ive seen on here
Yeah this made the build so much easier without the need to drill any holes or modify the ceiling. Glad you liked it and thanks for the comment!
That looks epic! Great job!
Thanks James glad you enjoyed it!
love the vibeeee
Thanks!
Thanks for this video bro! I'm moving into another rental in 2 months and looking to add cost effective sound panels so I can isolate my room sound from the rest of my place (an so I can save my wife's sanity) and this was a perfect build concept for me, thanks for the value you provided!
Also, if by chance you get to see this comment, do you know what that material is called for that thin netting that you put into the frame to keep the rocwool from sagging onto the frame?
Glad it was helpful! Just rember though that these panels won't do much to isolate the room sound, - these are more designed for reducing the reverb in the room. For room dapening you need slightly different treatment and it would probably need to be on every wall and door in the room
Yeah that material is just chicken wire. Any variation of mesh will work though - you just need to make sure that the material is thick enough that you can pull it tight without it breaking. That tension is what stops the sagging
epic epic vid my man
Amazing video! Inspired to want to learn how to DIY
Thanks, it's great to hear that you got some inspiration from it!
phenomenal job man I can spend hours even days in there
Looks like Mohit Chhikara...vibe of studio😍
Congratulations Brother 👍💯
wow is so dope studio
Thanks glad you like it!
I checked everything is good to download.
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Thanks so much for all the subs and positivity in the comments! I've been reading every comment and I'm honestly blown away by all the positive vibes and support, thank you!😀
My new video is out now - I made a song using sounds from the worlds oldest rainforest: ua-cam.com/video/RP6PMRpi2Cs/v-deo.html
Thanks again to all of you!
whats the wave visualizer called on ur desk, not sure if thats in n=interface or not. looks sick my brudda👌
The visualizer is built into the audio interface, it's the RME ADI-2 Pro FS