I wouldn't call it a "studio" but there you go

 

You need more discrete circuits on your gear, you have too many...."chips".

Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!

 

oh, don't get me wrong, I know the speakers set up isn't ideal, I usually mix and "master" using my open back headphones, my room is really small, untreatable (shaped like a square, there's no room treatment without unavoidable big compromises in my case, I'm afraid). But it's good advice there, I've been planning to do that for a long time now.

I need more space bruuu aaaaaa

 

My room studio

 

If the width is no longer possible, you have to go upwards (build a loft bed) see model China.

 

My humble setup. Spent 2 years too acquire everything. Unfortunately just moved to a small apartment and can’t make much noise.

My personal home front. Really small place I just moved into ( condo apartment ). 2 years of working 6 days a week for 16/17 hours straight.

 

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good fucking lord dude u better win a grammy with that setup or something

 

What did the monitors cost?

 

Custom stereo 4 way setup.
Crossover used is dbx Driverack PA2.
Speakers and Subs are from Sonodyne.




The subs were heavy. So I had to build a reinforcement for the stand so the sub will sit in a Stable position.

 

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That’s my goal. I do a lot of reamping of flat recordings I receive or itb files that needs some life.

 

You laugh but I’ve mastered these monitors. Not a lot of people can sit and focus on ONE synth, drum machine, plug in or anything.

They acquire 2TB’s of junk and can’t even complete one song. So laugh away.

 

I've never said anything about these statements there.

 

Komplete Kontrol S88 Mk2
Maschine Mikro Mk3
ROLI Seaboard RISE 49
Artiphon Instrument 1
Akai EWI USB
CME XKeys 37
Nektar Panorama P1
RME Hammerfall Multiface
TOPPING DX7 Pro
Mackie HR624
Austrian Audio Hi-X65
Rode NTK

 

EDIT - 4 better picture
My favorite and most used 'old school' rack. Just about every piece still frequently used, with the exception of a few spare MIDI interfaces ((eMagic and OPC 64X) and U-220.

 

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I will share the Acoustic measurement details ASAP. It is just to show that an World-class and even better than A LOT OF COMMERCIAL STUDIO's acoustics can be achieved in DIY method if you know what you are doing.

 

This is my ambient Noise with the PC and the Air Vent turned On.

 

I know the speakers are not ideal (wall and floor) but with reference I'm able to get a good sound.

 

Lets share some response.
Shall well?

So here's the Frequency response, from 20-200Hz, 1/48th smoothing. Do you think it's flat?
Now here's frequency response of Listening spot, Randomly 6-8 inches left of Listening spot, randomly 6-9 inches right of Listening spot with both speakers playing. Check the 20-200Hz range.

Here's the Left and Right subs seperately. Yes, I have 2.2Hz mismatch around 40Hz between two Subs, sadly. But I don't think it will matter.


Here's the Waterfall. The decay is extremely fast, as you can see, down to 20Hz. Also, all this is DIY design.

And this is the RT60.

I hope this is somewhat good response that too from a DIY Acoustics.
I used HT Subs, dual PL300 subwoofers from BIC America.

 

current setup right now :