Professional Home Recording Studio Tour, Advice, Tips, and Tricks
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День томуA tour of my 2013 professional home recording studio used for voice over, music, mixing, mastering, sound design, you name it! I also give a ton of advice, tips, and tricks to help anyone with a home studio of their own! Enjoy!
Chapters:
Vocal Booth: 3:30
Microphones: 5:51
More Microphones: 11:48
Audio Interface and Preamps: 13:20
DAW/Recording Software, and Monitors: 14:34
Studio Design and Layout: 16:37
Musical Instruments: 18:29
**COMBINED 2013 AND 2019 GEAR LIST BELOW (latest gear obviously isn't in the video but I've made upgrades since**
AUDIO INTERFACES
RME Fireface UFX
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Presonus 22VSL
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Shure X2U
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Yamaha AG03 (LOVE this interface for mobile recording. So many features for the price)
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MICROPHONES
Lewitt Audio LCT 640 (640TS is the latest generation)
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Blue Bluebird
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Lewitt Audio LCT 140
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Rode NT2-A
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Audio-Technica AT2020
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Apogee Mic (the best sounding USB mic)
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Shure SM57
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MXL V67G
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MXL 603s
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Roswell Pro Audio RA-VO (A microphone I co-designed specifically for voiceover)
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Neumann TLM-103 (one of my go-to voice over microphones)
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Sennheiser MKH416 (one of my go-to voiceover microphones)
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CAD Audio Equitek E100S (best mid-priced VO mic for the money)
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Rode NTG3 (great mid-priced shotgun mic)
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Blue Baby Bottle (A very focused, present, flattering mic for the money)
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Electro-Voice RE20 Dynamic Microphone (the standard for high quality podcasting, radio shows, etc)
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PREAMPS
Golden Age Pre-73 MKII
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Grace M103 Channel Strip (My primary preamp used for voiceover. I LOVE IT)
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Built-in RME Fireface UFX preamps
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HEADPHONES
Audio-Technica ATH-M50x (My main headphones for monitoring and voiceover)
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Sony MDR-7506
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Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO
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Sennheiser HD 650 Open Back Headphones (I use these for mixing along with my monitors. Flattest, most uncolored headphones made)
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MONITORS
KRK Rokit RP6G2 (latest generation is the RP6G3)
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Sonodyne SRP600 (My primary monitors now. I've upgraded from the Rokits)
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Ultimate Support JS-MS70 JamStands
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IsoAcoustics ISO-L8R155 Medium Acoustic Isolation Stands (What I use in 2019)
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SOFTWARE
Presonus Studio One Professional
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MISC
Cables: Mogami and Monster Cable
Furman Power Conditioner PL-8C
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN VIDEO
MIDI Controller: Technics SX-PX332M
Guitars:
Ibanez Performance PF4JP-BK-14-01
Harmony Rocket
Fender Stratocaster Mexican
Taylor DN3
Squier P Bass
Ibanez GAX 70
Epiphone Les Paul Studio
FOLLOW & SUPPORT
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Instagram: / jordansvoice
Twitter: / jordanreyn
Soundcloud: / jordanreynolds
LinkedIn: / jordanreyn
RESOURCES
-Recommended Pre-made Acoustic Panel Vendors: realtraps.com/ | www.atsacoustics.com | gikacoustics.com/ | www.readyacoustics.com
-Absorbent Acoustic Materials: John Mansville 814 | Owens Corning 703 | Roxul Rockwool | Bonded Logic Ultratouch Denim Insulation | Auralex | Thick Moving Blankets
-High quality replacement microphone capsules: microphone-parts.com/
-Other great DAW's for voice over
Adobe Audition: www.adobe.com/products/auditi...
TwistedWave: twistedwave.com
Audacity (free): audacity.sourceforge.net/
-Software to design your studio layout - Google Sketchup: www.sketchup.com
-Great video explaining First or Early reflection points in your room. AKA the first spots you should place acoustic treatment for mixing: • GIK Acoustics: Early /...
@nigelrojohn1933 7 років тому
Respect to the knowledge, I'm still learning
@mrhoffame 10 років тому
I have zero intrest in Home Recording, but it was a blast watching your video lol! Great stuff!
@victorramosybonavita2925 4 роки тому
i enjoyed your studio tour greatly and learned quite a bit! Anything helps me to rebuild my studio after cancer, and I thank you for taking the time to make this video. Thanks!
@faretheewellband 11 років тому
Thanks so much for taking time to make this! Great info, direct, and very very helpful!
@jlbernhard1 9 років тому
I recently watched your video. It was entertaining enough so that I watched the whole video. As a studio consultant with 35 yrs. in the industry, I might make one or two suggestions. When constructing acoustic panels try not to take the easy way out. Johns Mansville, while having the golden size, only has an R factor of 8. Using real insulation, compressed, gives you a much higher value. I use R-13, but it does require building a frame, but well worth the time. The other, is to make sure you keep a minimum of two inch spacers in back. If your panels touch any surface you will actually amplify that which you are trying to suppress. By the way, the Lewitt LCT 640 is the biggest bang for the buck available. Thank you educating the masses.
@lizzimadeline2096 9 років тому
I am trying to work on a studio and would you recommend to use the John Manville R-13 or the Owens Corning 703 Rigid Fiberglass Board? Thank you so much!
@JordanReynolds 7 років тому
James Bernhard Great advice here, James! Thanks for sharing. Love me my LCT 640!!
@eman0828 4 роки тому
The mineral wool and fiber glass material is pretty toxic and unsafe. I recommand using Denim Cotton Batt as a safe alternative for sound absorption.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
***** : Yes, the "intro voice guy" is a real person. It's me :). That was an easy question to answer!
@daumantasbaba9358 10 років тому
how much it costed for you?
@InActionMusicGroup 10 років тому
yea tht voice lol
@Collegetransferstudent 9 років тому
***** Interface can be subjective, depending on how man inputs you need. Personally, starting off I'd get one with 2 inputs. Focusrite 2i2: www.amazon.com/Focusrite-2i2-USB-Recording-Interface/dp/B005OZE9SA Steinberg Ci1: www.amazon.com/Steinberg-CI1-USB-Audio-Interface/dp/B003WI3LNU/ref=sr_1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1434400751&sr=1-2&keywords=steinberg+ci2 * steinberg has a few less options, but gets the job done very, very well! Condenser Mics range by price. For a lower-end, the AT2020, works beautifully! But if you're just starting off, I assume you don't have all the equipment, the AT2035, will include all necessary accessories for using a condenser. www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT2035-Diaphragm-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B00D6RMFG6/ref=sr_1_5?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1434400823&sr=1-5&keywords=at2020
@Collegetransferstudent 9 років тому
***** I also noticed he had the ART Tube MP....Great secret weapon in a home studio, for low end mic pre-amps. Great for starting off. And that pre-amp is necessary for making your mics shine
@ashvinthakor8100 7 років тому
+Samuel Gaytan Ashvin
@DaveMorris 8 років тому
Love it. I'm a fellow VO guy, I enjoyed both seeing your setup and the sense of humor. Thanks!
@MadElectronicTunes 11 років тому
Thanks for doing this video, Especially your info about how panels will be handy. Love it when people share their knowledge for free on the internet. Really helps other people.
@1digitalmagik 10 років тому
Great to see someone using Studio One. That's my drug of choice also...lol
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Thanks for sharing man! Go Studio One! :)
@D3ckstr 10 років тому
Dude... You should do radio! You definitely have the voice for it! Anyways, nice setup and thanks for the advice!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Thanks Deck, voice over is what I do for a living. So, there ya go! :)
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
That's awesome man. I'm glad I could help and good luck with your new studio build!
@TheNego 9 років тому
Wonderful studio setup man and great video, I love the tips and tricks, I'm currently building a studio to record local bands for free to give back to what I love so much. I might send you a sketch up of the basement to see what you think. I haven't finished everything yet but its coming along nicely! Keep up the great work man!
@aHeatFresh 9 років тому
I personally think the acoustic foam is sexy as hell. LOL.
@ronaldbrown2593 7 років тому
Gear List Microphones: Lewitt Audio LCT 640 Blue Bluebird Lewitt Audio LCT 140 Rode NT2-A Audio-Technica AT2020 Shure SM57 MXL V67G MXL 603s Audio Interfaces: RME Fireface UFX Presonus 22VSL (Mobile rig) Shure X2U (Mobile Rig) Preamps: Golden Age Pre-73 MKII Built-in RME Fireface UFX preamps Headphones: Audio-Technica MTH-M50S Sony MDR-7506 Monitors: KRK Rokit 6 G2 (RP6) Software: Presonus Studio One Professional Cables: Mogami and Monster Cable Furman Power Conditioner PL-8C Musical Instruments List MIDI Controller: Technics SX-PX332M Guitars: Ibanez Performance PF4JP-BK-14-01 Harmony Rocket Fender Stratocaster Mexican Taylor DN3 Squier P Bass Ibanez GAX 70 Epiphone Les Paul Studio ebay*to/2n01blK US ebay*to/2mD2vb3 UK ebay*to/2nyqDR5 DE
@Jesus-sn9wl 7 років тому
What is an iPad?
@Phewson60 11 років тому
This might easily be the most instructive home studio vid out there, no ego no blabbering straight to the point. Thank you sir!
@flockoglock 10 років тому
Cool video, thanks for taking the time to put it together. I have the double cut version of your Harmony guitar. It sounds and plays great.
@jasonentertain 8 років тому
how about a crown royal bag with a draw string to cover the mic
@JordanReynolds 7 років тому
jason B I only worry about the fabric fibers shedding into the mic grill or capsule! Otherwise, not a bad option!
@AyoCypher 7 років тому
This dude is hella funny 😂😂😂😂
@ogjuan1154 9 років тому
You just learned me so much dude, well done. Great video, very informative, great review, loved it! Keep on doing what you do. I'm subscribing! (Your studio looks pretty amazing btw)
@sajeanne8496 10 років тому
Just what I was looking for...not too much and not too little to start planning! Thank you, Jordan!! And, when I visit some friends in CO, I might look you up to compare notes...possibly collaborate - who knows! I will be viewing your other vids now... Excellent job.
@DarrenMalla 9 років тому
For all that expensive equipment you have and and a great studio overall I would invest in better monitors.. not that the KRK Rokits sound bad..I mean I own a pair and they sound fantastic at least that's what I can afford for now.. but I think there are monitors which have a nicer frequency response, dynamic range and overall more accurate sound.
@JordanReynolds 9 років тому
I agree Darren. I've upgraded sine this video was posted almost 2 years ago :). My primary near fields, which are insanely flat and transparent (unlike the KRK's), are the Sonodyne SRP600's. LOVE these monitors!
@ChrisBrideauMedia 9 років тому
Jordan Reynolds Those are great monitors from what I hear. I have the Yamaha HS50's They are insanely accurate and uncoloured IMO. My mixes got quite a bit better and I wasn't chasing my tail nearly as often. The price is right too.
@OmoiSenpai 9 років тому
I see you got tissues near your computer. You know... For when you hit that constant bass Hertz over and over again!. ^_^ Nah but that's cool place! Hopefully when I get myself together, I'll be able to construct my own place for my needs.
@JordanReynolds 7 років тому
Justin Omoi Haha, yes. I've had chronic allergies the last few years. So a box of Kleenex nearby is always vital. 😜
@healthyful 11 років тому
Hey Jordan, Thank you so much!! What a great compliment coming from a professional like you, I am thrilled that you liked my video and my Voice Over Demo!! Yeah, my hubby is pretty smart and his wheels were turning for months until he came up with my booth. I am so glad and relieved that you couldn't hear any room reflections! Many Blessings, Carol
@Deadwindshadow 6 років тому
Dude the effort that went into this video of yours... Wow. Absolutely blown away. Keep up this attitude, this is genuinly incredible.
@JordanReynolds 6 років тому
Wow, thank you!! Glad you found it so useful.
@carolstevens1429 7 років тому
The meaning of life is 42.
@carolstevens1429 7 років тому
Bill Larkin Oh you. Tee,hee,hee!
@VelikiInkvizitor1 9 років тому
Thumbs Up for the VEGAN sticker on the Strat!
@JordanReynolds 9 років тому
Hah! Good eye! One went on the car, the other on the Strat!
@smowzer 8 років тому
I actually ordered an AT2020 online yesterday and when I heard you talking about it I just smiled and was like omg thank you lawd. Love your video man ! Keep it up !
@smowzer 8 років тому
LOL *rubs mic* "Heehhhhhh my microphone......."
@BryanSwag956 10 років тому
Great video man, loved how you explained everything, not like other you tubers.Thank you for posting this video really helped me alot.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Awesome, Icey! good luck on creating your new home studio!
@SquirrelsAreMean 9 років тому
Nice setup, thanks for sharing! Love that mx518 mouse you have too, classic.
@TheDx917 10 років тому
Man you're awesome I didn't actually realize that I watched the whole video until it ended !! I love your voice and the way you explain things !! You should make more of these videos about different topics if you have time !! GREAT JOB !!
@mk1st 11 років тому
Thanks for the tour, nice to see what lurks in people's basements. I'm in the middle of re-jigging my version 1 studio into V.2 and definitely saw some items I'm going to incorporate. Great tip about the fiberglass vs foam panels.
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
Wow, thank you for the kind words. I tried to add as much value as I could without rambling on for days on end. This is only a fraction of what I could have shared in total so I'll definitely be sharing more videos on specific topics in the future! Thanks gain.
@SThompsonRAMM 10 років тому
Jordan, I loved the humility and your passion in this video. I have a strong feeling that you have a vast knowledge of your craft and I loved the way this came across. As a videographer, with not much experience on the sound end, this video was very valuable. Thank you!
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
Well thank you for the kind words! I wasn't so confident with my video skills so it's nice to get positive feedback :).
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
I'm very happy to hear that Dez! So glad I could help!
@CATALYSTMACE 8 років тому
I heard the first 5 seconds of voice intro and immediately subscribed, have no idea what the next 22 minutes will be but looking forward to it.
@c3h4ohcooh3 9 років тому
I've only watched the first 25 seconds of this video, and I already know it's going to be great. Best and most useful disclaimer ever.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Hey Don Beda! Thanks for the kind words man! Yes, of course there are several ways to make bass traps. I never claimed that my way was the sole and only way to make them. Another popular method is cutting out triangles of insulation, stacking them in the corner, framing, and covering them in fabric. Plus tons of other options. Have fun at Berklee College, woot!
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
Yes, absolutely! Many mixers today also serve as an audio interface. For example, a lot of people use the Presonus Studio Live mixer as their audio interface.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
I'm glad you found it helpful angel, thank you!
@TheAntiqueHarmoniums 10 років тому
Terrific Jordan. Thank you so much for sharing this. Lots of great points and, in particular, your info on sound absorption. We will be referencing this vid plenty as we get our home studio set up for the production phase of our next album. Thanks!!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
That's awesome, I'm glad to hear I could help. And good luck with completing an album, that's a huge deal!
@Kottyn513 11 років тому
great video!! really helped me with setting up my foam, etc.. great tips on sound
@BenTvHowman 9 років тому
Thank you sure showing us around your studio, I'm looking into Adobe Audition also :) Great set up I love it, I'm a little jealous of it and I have something to aspire to :)
@wizardaka 10 років тому
Great video mate, really enjoyed it
@chelle315 11 років тому
Your welcome, I was also considering building some panels, so I appreciate you researching that issue. Thanks. :)
@samsterstormhobbies 10 років тому
Love your studio brother nice work!
@faisalm9647 8 років тому
LOL! You are a great entertainer and also keep the audience hooked through out the video. Well done, you are a 'natural'.
@NickDxkrs 10 років тому
im in a vocational school for audio recording, i just started my second year and its sad to say, i only knew the basics of audio, i knew enough to understand what you were saying but thats about it. I honestly just learned so much from your video, i even took notes in my binder thanks so much dude
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
I watched your video and listened to the sample Carol! That is SO awesome! I Love how the entire frame is PVC so it's portable. You and your husband got very creative. The sound sample is also great! I couldn't hear any room reflections so you did a fantastic job. Good luck in your future voice over career!
@Xavi_oh 9 років тому
this video is as informative as it is entertaining as it is funny.i just started demoing again after a couple years of not making music and this will help me make my living room somewhat of a demoing station.
@Osteele 11 років тому
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience with us. It is much appreciated. The thought of setting up a decent low-cost acoustic space has always seemed rather intimidating until now. I made sure to bookmark this, and your other articles and hope to reference them in the not too distant future. By the way, what template, if any, did you use in Sketchup. Is it available somewhere. Have a good one!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Hey NickDxkrs That's great to hear man. I'm honored that you even took notes from my video. I'm glad I could help. Good luck with school!
@Deanmachine13 10 років тому
Good information man and good to have abit of humour thrown in to thanks, keep up the good work cheers
@chansomecs 11 років тому
Thank you so much for the advice, I'm just starting up a small studio and I've been trying to find a good video to help me with everything and this was it. I mean amazing i cant wait to get started, well started fixing up the disaster I've started. Thanx again man.
@Ghostlymuso 10 років тому
Great advice Jordan....thanks for uploading.
@nigelschonfeld 8 років тому
haha i seen that audiobox interface. I had that but just upgraded to scarlett 2i2 thanks to make a wish but i got some major tips from you for studio preferences. Thank you very much
@mayorlondon 11 років тому
Nice setup... Thx for sharing bro!
@ds6959 5 років тому
sweet setup, awesome vid!
@addlernicolas 9 років тому
Awesome job my brother. Love the video. Very Helpful. Thankyou and God Bless
@ANGeLITE4REAL 9 років тому
such a lovely video man :) keep going
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
I'm glad I could help. Thanks Chris!
@Tiomofee 11 років тому
That`s not too long for someone who`s interested in having a look into studios others use. You did this video very well and explained the things and facts that should be mentioned. Thanks for your post.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Thank you Micah! I really didn't know what I was doing during the video so thank you for the compliments. Good luck with your saving! :)
@Meezyb33 8 років тому
I just wanna say that the first 30 seconds already made me a fan lol Thanks for the video, Jordan!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
I was just rambling and being myself - so I'm glad it didn't turn out to be boring! Thanks!
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
That's awesome James! Sounds like you're getting back into the swing of things no problem. Good luck and thank you for commenting!
@Danielblco0 10 років тому
Thank you very much! Very interesting studio talk haha, I just started classes in collage for Sound Engineering and Im soooo excited! :D thanks for the useful links! Keep videos like this coming please!!
@moneill75 10 років тому
Hey man, great video. I studied audio engineering in collage and learned a lot about frequency reflection/absorption and mics and much of what you spoke about. Now that I'm no longer in the industry your video gave me some great ideas on how to do this on a budget. Peace!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
That's awesome Marty O'Neill , I'm glad I could help! Good luck on putting together your home studio!
@Rx4theSoul 11 років тому
Absolutely entertaining and educational! Thanks so much Jordan! I had to, just had to subscribe for both reasons!!!! You totally ROCK!
@JoelAshirwadam 10 років тому
Thanks for the tip, really helped a ton, especially on acoustics.
@Toppitmanilikeit 11 років тому
Enjoyed the video Jordan. Good advice, I think, regarding the microphone dust cover. All the best, Mike (in England!)
@honkytonk2010 11 років тому
Thank you so much for the tour and advice and tips.Most appreciated.
@mortician6 7 років тому
I would love to see an updated studio tour! I know you've made some upgrades.
@JordanReynolds 7 років тому
mortician6 Sure have! Built a booth! Just need to make time to make a new video. Glad to hear there's interest. Thanks!
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
Great input here too, Martin. In a low budget scenario this is very true.
@micahcarpenter8262 10 років тому
Thanks so much man! You did great!! I watched the whole thing and Loved the whole thing!! While you were talking i was looking up the price for all of them. I'm Saving up the money! Great job again!
@onjawa 10 років тому
This was an amazing video. I'm currently building a home studio and completely forgot about acoustic panels.. tried to find some for cheap and even ran across 30 squares of auralex for about $80.. but it still sounded too.. "roomy" for my taste. Thank you for telling how you made your panels! I appreciate it!
@JoshDeng 11 років тому
Nice studio! Thanks for the tour. Love the color too.
@commonsense369 10 років тому
Thanks for the info, I'm grateful for you time and willingness to teach and share your knowledge of this craft.
@Jnthnbts 11 років тому
Great video man, I learned a lot. What do you think about moisture building up in the bags that you store the mics in?
@kngzero 11 років тому
Thanks for the info. Amazing setup.
@jondough7777777 11 років тому
great vid man. i appreciate ya much!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Hey @Daniel Blanco ! That's awesome man. Good luck in sound engineering school, you're gonna rock it!
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
This is a great option too. I've personally never done it or found the need to do it as my mixes already translate very well. I recommend it for people who's mixes sound weird on other sound systems after mixing in their studio.
@Nebur999 8 років тому
You are the best thanks a lot of detailed information love it.
@rockystinson4528 10 років тому
Awesome video. I will be taking advantage of the information in my own studio. Will check the others as well. Thanks
@bradbattista 11 років тому
Cool video man! Thanks for the details on the panels. I am getting ready to set up a new studio as well. I will definitely look into the panel idea. The auralex stuff is so expensive! How did you come up with sizing for your panels?
@tylerandrews1621 10 років тому
First studio video I got all the way through! Great help and great studio bro
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Woo Hoo! I didn't bore Tyler! Thanks for the comment man.
@DTongSports 8 років тому
Great video, nice setup!
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
I'm glad I could make talking about audio gear not too boring :). Thanks Barthy.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
@Larson Bennett Yes, but I think burlap comes in virtually any color you want. I chose black and got it from Hobby Lobby or Joann's Fabrics. Don't remember which store.
@MirandaMulkey 11 років тому
Thanks so much this video was so helpful! You got right to the point and you also explained about condenser mics as well as room setup which is what I need to know right now. It's really perfect timing because we are adding on to our house and my music room doesn't have walls yet so I can fix it up however. I will definitely set it up right.
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
I'm so glad I could help! SAE must be a blast!! Good luck!
@claragary 9 років тому
Nice video, was entertaining and informative. Thanks a lot. I'm starting from scratch, though I'm a musician for many years, but have never been able to set up a home studio, just want it to practice and for fun recordings. I'll take your advice on acoustics first.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Thanks K -Ray! No I have never heard that one! I had to look him up real quick to hear his voice again. I guess I could hear it! Thanks again man.
@JordanReynolds 10 років тому
Glad I could help, thanks Emelie!
@NoneofYabsnss 11 років тому
Jordan: By far, one of the best home studio videos that I've ever seen. I'm also a home recording enthusiast and appreciate your clear descriptions and opinions(Very Helpful!!!) I'll be uploading a tour of my home studio soon with a few other tips for beginners and experienced alike. Right now though, I'm having issues with acoustic treatments since I'm in an apartment and don't want to cause too much damage. Thinking about velcroing foam panels all around. Any tips or tricks?
@JordanReynolds 11 років тому
Thanks, I tried my best! I edited out at least 5 minutes of other rambling crap so I'm glad you enjoyed it!
@M39627 11 років тому
Good shit man. Im 2 years into building up my studio thanks for the advice.
@JustinSBarrett 11 років тому
Great overview of your space, with just the right amount of detail. Thanks for sharing! I've considered documenting my own "cave" (as my family calls it), but it's pretty cheap. Mostly moving blankets, and yet it works surprisingly well.
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