After nearly 10 years I finally posted some recent pics of the jam room. Not much has changed, just more clutter. But it's a good clutter.
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The low-voltage lamp above this welcome sign in the stairwell was made with a DC converter, a 12 volt bulb and a Bic pen. Incredibly, it has burned non-stop now for 11 years.


This was an "open" basement, and was not acoustically sound until I partitioned it off using scrap 2 X 4s, old carpeting and plywood.


All of the cold air ducts are carpeted to reduce both resonance and upstairs noise.


This wall was added later and was constructed of 2 X 4s and paneling with eggshell foam backing.


As mentioned earlier, I mic the bass drums and the snare, and let the overhead cover everything else.


These days, this rack is used primarily as a feed to the computer rather than actual recording.


This shows how I got around using a "desktop" recorder with a rack without having a tangled up mess of cables all the time.


This mixer is monitors only and is not directly patched to the computer. I found it records much better with a live mic mixed through the rack.


"View from the Bar"


No studio would be complete without a musician's "toolbox"


Inevitably, it all ends up here.






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