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Post by Martin John Butler on Nov 8, 2020 15:17:27 GMT -6
I'd gladly exchange my few kick ass mics for that studio any day  . There's some nice gear there, but I don't get the impression he's a true gearhead. My guess is he'll grab a couple of higher end workhorse mics eventually. |
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Post by jacobamerritt on Nov 9, 2020 13:37:17 GMT -6
I'd gladly exchange my few kick ass mics for that studio any day . There's some nice gear there, but I don't get the impression he's a true gearhead. My guess is he'll grab a couple of higher end workhorse mics eventually. Yeah. And as has been mentioned, his clientele doesn't seem to be the crowd that 'MUST record their vocals on a U87'. Also, I'm sure a well tuned room like that and so forth goes a looong way in bringing out the best in any microphone. EDIT- Just looked on their Instagram and they have a legit U47 in for a session. It is Nashville afterall- sure they can source/rent microphones pretty easily. |
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Post by svart on Nov 9, 2020 19:57:05 GMT -6
Man why are people shitting on him doing exactly what he wants? Who cared about Rode NT1As and SM7Bs. Dude's room is cooler than mine and it's exactly what he wanted. Kudos, and I hope he makes tons of great music out of there!! I don't think anyone is shitting on them intentionally. People love to critique and figure out why folks do what they do, especially in such an opinion based industry. It helps folks figure out where they are in relation to others and helps them figure out where they're going as well. Kinda like A/B comparison to other's mixes with your own mix to see how you stack up. BTW, the last Silverstein record you did is in the regular rotation in my studio as one of my A/B comparisons. |
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Post by sam on Nov 12, 2020 5:53:58 GMT -6
Man why are people shitting on him doing exactly what he wants? Who cared about Rode NT1As and SM7Bs. Dude's room is cooler than mine and it's exactly what he wanted. Kudos, and I hope he makes tons of great music out of there!! I don't think anyone is shitting on them intentionally. People love to critique and figure out why folks do what they do, especially in such an opinion based industry. It helps folks figure out where they are in relation to others and helps them figure out where they're going as well. Kinda like A/B comparison to other's mixes with your own mix to see how you stack up. BTW, the last Silverstein record you did is in the regular rotation in my studio as one of my A/B comparisons. Oh man, thank you so much!! That really means the world. I gotta say I'm real proud of that badboy. |
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Post by johneppstein on Dec 5, 2020 23:23:08 GMT -6
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Post by johneppstein on Dec 5, 2020 23:27:02 GMT -6
Soooooooooo..... With all of that investment and experience, I see Rode NT1-As, SM58s, and SM7b for vocal mics. Tell me again, guys. Why am I demoing Heiserman and Upton? I need a little reassurance that I'm not a total idiot. I just spent roughly $13,000 on a U-48.
You have a long way to go before your idiocy is total.
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Post by the other mark williams on Dec 6, 2020 0:03:31 GMT -6
Hey, it was working when I posted it back in October. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2020 19:14:25 GMT -6
This place looks great. The gear isn't meme, hype, or flavor of the month enough for rappers and producers but this looks fucking killer for a people who can play drums on a Glynn Johns-ish type micing or mic a cab. That drum room looks great. A lot of the drummers who can't play with that because they suck and the engineer didn't mic the overheads well at all. Yeah they're post hipster yuppie types on the website but this has interior decorating magazine aesthetics to appeal to women and some good stuff. Only thing I would change is rip the goddamn Grace outta the monitoring path.
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Post by jacobamerritt on Dec 14, 2020 12:27:30 GMT -6
This place looks great. The gear isn't meme, hype, or flavor of the month enough for rappers and producers but this looks fucking killer for a people who can play drums on a Glynn Johns-ish type micing or mic a cab. That drum room looks great. A lot of the drummers who can't play with that because they suck and the engineer didn't mic the overheads well at all. Yeah they're post hipster yuppie types on the website but this has interior decorating magazine aesthetics to appeal to women and some good stuff. Only thing I would change is rip the goddamn Grace outta the monitoring path. Is today the day I learned Im a woman? I think interior design aesthetics are quite appealing  |
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Post by the other mark williams on Dec 14, 2020 16:17:21 GMT -6
This place looks great. The gear isn't meme, hype, or flavor of the month enough for rappers and producers but this looks fucking killer for a people who can play drums on a Glynn Johns-ish type micing or mic a cab. That drum room looks great. A lot of the drummers who can't play with that because they suck and the engineer didn't mic the overheads well at all. Yeah they're post hipster yuppie types on the website but this has interior decorating magazine aesthetics to appeal to women and some good stuff. Only thing I would change is rip the goddamn Grace outta the monitoring path. Is today the day I learned Im a woman? I think interior design aesthetics are quite appealing Nothing to do with gender whatsoever. Interior design matters. |
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Post by jacobamerritt on Dec 15, 2020 11:55:47 GMT -6
Is today the day I learned Im a woman? I think interior design aesthetics are quite appealing Nothing to do with gender whatsoever. Interior design matters. I totally agree! One of the first things people comment on at my studio is how good the vibe and decor is. Its definitely a selling point, and helps artists stay on task, feel creative, and are working in a professional setting. |
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Post by Ward on Dec 16, 2020 15:15:58 GMT -6
Nothing to do with gender whatsoever. Interior design matters. I totally agree! One of the first things people comment on at my studio is how good the vibe and decor is. Its definitely a selling point, and helps artists stay on task, feel creative, and are working in a professional setting. Please post some pictures!! |
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Post by stratboy on Dec 18, 2020 11:45:54 GMT -6
I totally agree! One of the first things people comment on at my studio is how good the vibe and decor is. Its definitely a selling point, and helps artists stay on task, feel creative, and are working in a professional setting. Please post some pictures!! Yes, please. I’m starting work on my new room in January and need interior design ideas for a place where musicians can feel at home. |
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Post by tim on Jan 20, 2021 22:30:22 GMT -6
A little too clean for me. 😁 Also looking at the floor plan on his site (which is really cool that he put that up) it's around a 900SF building with the control room around ~250ish SF. I wonder what the frequency response is like in there and if it would have been better to forgo the extra booths on each side to make it larger. Either way would love to have something like that in my backyard!
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Post by drumsound on Nov 15, 2021 11:44:56 GMT -6
It looks like a pretty cool setup, as far as function, but I am not a fan of all the white and light. I like light colored walls, and less lighting. The thing about windows is they make you very aware of both the outside world AND the time of day. None of which I want people thinking about when they are in the studio.
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. There's some nice gear there, but I don't get the impression he's a true gearhead. My guess is he'll grab a couple of higher end workhorse mics eventually.
