Home Studio/Recording

[drgeorge]

Wow JT, lets jam!

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Well, JTM, we certainly can see where all your money goes. Quite impressive.

[jtmckinley]

Originally Posted by drgeorge

Wow JT, lets jam!

Sure drgeorge, if you're in Detroit sometime let me know.

Originally Posted by OverHillandDale

Well, JTM, we certainly can see where all your money goes.

Hehe, true enough Dale, although I've been playing guitar since I was 15 and am now 43 so I've had 28 years to collect stuff. Actually I haven't bought any new music gear in over a year, my house and my new TV have sucked up all my disposable income recently

Originally Posted by GORT

Is your dobro electric ? I've been looking for one.
Electric dobros are hard to find in my parts.

No GORT, it's acoustic, chrome metal body with a Hawaiian kinda motif on it. I don't think I've ever seen an electric Dobro Duolian although they might (probably) exist.

Very true about the learning curve for the recording/engineering stuff Hans, but from what I've heard on the Moon it sounds like you've gotten it figured out pretty well

Sounds like a cool setup Borfus. I don't have any, but I have read those little pencil mics work pretty good for drum overheads.

[Borfus]

Originally Posted by jtmckinley

Sounds like a cool setup Borfus. I don't have any, but I have read those little pencil mics work pretty good for drum overheads.

Yeah, they are OK. Been getting good response using them for cymbal mics rather than overheads - with the larger sound sources, they tend to kind of be a little britte and not as distinct as I'd like. I'd really prefer some higher-end mics to replace them, but I've got some other priorities first...

Here's a picture of the studio in action - the keyboardist is my co-engineer: