Enjoyed the tour. Always good to see what other studios have to work with. The list of equipment used is also very helpful. Thanks for sharing and also for putting up so many great videos. This is one of my favorite sites to visit.
You've got style my friend ! You rarely see home studios that are this neat and organised, but yours is really stylish too ! It's gotta be inspiring to open that door and go work in there ! Happy for you ! Congrats on the growing success of your channel; well deserved !
I think the default home studio might be closer to mine with a treadmill, weights, craft table, and sewing machine nearby. BTW, pink gym mats leaning along the wall help absorb sound from the guitar, but doesn't help with all the other stuff in the room that rattles. And, let's not forget the dog dishes right outside the room so you can hear the dog lapping up water or crunching food.
The only thing you are missing is a mini fridge and a microwave. Get an infinite supply of coke and hot pockets and you will never need leave your studio again.
Tremendous space you have there mate I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a tad envious.. I live in an apartment and any time I plug in the old bag downstairs starts banging on the ceiling 😂
Just an FYI: The acoustic foam is okay for certain things. I use it in the live room for recording vocals, acoustic guitar etc. but the foam does nothing for the low frequencies. So for the mixing room, you want to use something like Roxul 60/80 to get the low end under control.
I think it is awesome that PRS have looked after you. They make amazing guitars, and the fact that they have endorsed you says a lot about your abilities and their faith in you. Thank you PRS if you ever see this. You help keep the talent going.
That's such a beautiful home studio!👍🏻 So clean & organized, unlike most Home Studios. No one more deserving of such a nice sanctuary for music. Take care, Tyler!
Hey Tyler! Just a quick suggestion, maybe you could do a video explaining the best picks to use when demonstrating different techniques? Big fan! Keep up the amazing work!
Cool setup, Tyler! I wish my studio is as clean and organized as yours... Mine looks like a babu playroom with some music equipment in it. :). The baby is very musical and inspirational, though!
Nice tour. Truth be told, I don't care much for the gear (except for the PRS stuff, perhaps; would love to try the amp :D), but what I really take away from this is ideas of how to make a room feel comfortable. Great job in that department!
Those lights look reflective, along with picture frames, they will not act as bass traps, but instead amplify the stacking resonance of over exaggerated frequencies. You should consider removing them, and the frames. Look into diffusers instead.
Your studio is amazing man. I would recommend one thing to you though; study a bit of acoustics and invest a bit in acoustic treatment. I know you don't have it completely figured out just by watching the video and also know that you'll realize how different that place sounds with good treatment beyond that foam.
Could you please make a video about gear you need for a gig, and the thing with power and pre-amp, connecting guitar pedals and so on. I feel a little bit lost. xD
I don`t know :D But I think he`s a well versed guitar player. So I was wondering if he could make a video about gigging and things. Would be really cool and a big help (at least) for me.
Nice vid, have you thought about upgrading the Focals? Maybe even something more ambitious within the same brand, if you can accommodate that on your desk. Loved each of the PRS's btw :)
Great video and awesome setup! Quick question, what are your thoughts on wall hanging an acoustic vs keeping it in it's case? Do you worry about it drying out?
As someone that can't afford this kind of home studio space and money wise, I congratulate you, really living the dream sir! I need to cut some gear (using too much space) and can't play at loud volumes at house (don't want to do acoustic treatment), therefore I'm really thinking of getting a Kemper head and some pluggins to go with my laptop, less space with guitar and bass amps, pedals and pedalboards (since the Kemper have effects and bass and guitar amp profiles), not a gigging musician and I don't own valve amps (expensive in my country), what you think? Any alternative to the Kemper (right now I own some pedals and small amp)?
Hello Tyler and greetings from TX! Awesome look at your home base, thanks for posting. I was hoping you may provide a little insight on my home project as I finally have a dedicated guitar studio (a converted bedroom). I do not record; it’s a practice space and a place for me to live out my guitar dreams with backing tracks and the album playbacks of my favorite bands. My main question is: how would you set up your audio speakers vs. your amp in order to make the blend as seamless as possible? All together? Speakers on one side of the room and amp on the other? Any help is much appreciated as I feel like I am constantly struggling to integrate both sides of my jamming equation! Thx!!
Nice setup! I made my own studio this year as well and it's a huge difference over what I used before. Hey, I thought I saw a comfy chair with retractable arms in a previous video. I don't recall seeing one of those at the local office supply. Where'd you find it?
That is one awesome setup Tyler! I'm really getting a lot out of the super system...now I see there is a level 2? Anyways you did not talk about that studio chair that you have with the folding armrests. How do you like it and where did you get it?
Great video, Tyler! It's really helpful to see the kind of gear other people use to plan out my fantasy studio haha. Also, I'm thinking about applying to Berklee because of your video about the audition process. My question is do they teach how to use a DAW using Pro Tools or Logic?
yo man great studio you should be proud! how the focal behaves? I'm about to buy them, producing and mixing rock / blues / indie at some point with electric guitars, keyboard, drums. I wonder how's the freq response in the low and high ends. Cheers!
I hope you guys like the tour! Be sure to check the description for links to the gear, and let me know if you have any questions! -T
Music is Win yes that list is all of our Christmas wish lists combined xD
Music is Win for your "in the style of" videos could you cover Misha mansoor or mark Holcomb?
Music is Win where does your resonator and bass guitars flew ? 😂 😂
what was your first guitar
Enjoyed the tour. Always good to see what other studios have to work with. The list of equipment used is also very helpful. Thanks for sharing and also for putting up so many great videos. This is one of my favorite sites to visit.
You've got style my friend ! You rarely see home studios that are this neat and organised, but yours is really stylish too ! It's gotta be inspiring to open that door and go work in there ! Happy for you ! Congrats on the growing success of your channel; well deserved !
Pop JustSick haha,every studio starts out neat and clean. Mine included. But now it is a bunch of mess
I think the default home studio might be closer to mine with a treadmill, weights, craft table, and sewing machine nearby. BTW, pink gym mats leaning along the wall help absorb sound from the guitar, but doesn't help with all the other stuff in the room that rattles. And, let's not forget the dog dishes right outside the room so you can hear the dog lapping up water or crunching food.
The only thing you are missing is a mini fridge and a microwave. Get an infinite supply of coke and hot pockets and you will never need leave your studio again.
Fabien Dolan tea and coffee making facilities are a must too
Fabien Dolan they actually have a Marshall mini fridge at guitar center
amen to that, if i had a studio like that id live in there
Hell yeah lol
Literally. Won't fit through the door.
What kind of doorknob do you use
LOL nice 1
Music is Win ❤️❤️
still unclear
Joe Bartholomeus PRS of course
It's probably a prototype of his signature model. Sorry kiddo, it's confidential at this stage.
1:02 PRS SC245 "Baby"
3:40 2014 Fender American Special Stratocaster "Honey"
12:13 PRS S2 Custom 24
13:03 PRS Alex Lifeson Signature Guitar
22:17 PRS Floyd Custom 24
Tremendous space you have there mate I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a tad envious.. I live in an apartment and any time I plug in the old bag downstairs starts banging on the ceiling 😂
Nice acoustic treatment
Very clean looking
Just an FYI: The acoustic foam is okay for certain things. I use it in the live room for recording vocals, acoustic guitar etc. but the foam does nothing for the low frequencies. So for the mixing room, you want to use something like Roxul 60/80 to get the low end under control.
I think it is awesome that PRS have looked after you. They make amazing guitars, and the fact that they have endorsed you says a lot about your abilities and their faith in you. Thank you PRS if you ever see this. You help keep the talent going.
That's such a beautiful home studio!👍🏻 So clean & organized, unlike most Home Studios. No one more deserving of such a nice sanctuary for music. Take care, Tyler!
Hey Tyler! Just a quick suggestion, maybe you could do a video explaining the best picks to use when demonstrating different techniques? Big fan! Keep up the amazing work!
Inart anything in particular you are curious about?
Techical Hate not neccisarily. just an idea i thought would make an interesting vid
I'm impressed how clean all your stuff is.
That desk is perfect. You will never need to upgrade from that.
that fire alarm must get annoying when you start shredding
High C lol underrated comment
That was the most beaultful home studio i saw on TH-cam.
I like the desk setup super clean... I thought about berklee but landed at fullsail im in my 2nd year now.... I really like your setup great video
the ambiance of the room is so badass. great job!
Tyler, that studio is truly inspirational. Great work!
Great set up Tyler. My PRS Custom 24 Thin Neck (charcoal burst) just shipped today. I can hardly contain myself.
Can't wait for the video on accoustic treatment! Love the new setup by the way.
Beautiful studio!! Fell in love with it...!!!
ive never seen that shot of Randy.....how cool
i hope those led lights behind your desk are true bypass
everything in that studio is awesome...greetings from Honduras!
I like that you use 6.5" drivers. Most people jump right up to 8s. 6.5" will provide most accurate sound for close range monitors.
Nice studio man.
Terrific tour, man. Really slick. Thanks for all your knowledge and insight. You add plenty to the TH-cam landscape.
congratulations, this is for sure a fantastic HRS, so beautiful!
Very useful, minimal, tasteful home studio setup!
Great video, thanks! My friend, Rob, buys all his gear at Island Music and goes to Guitar Club there, which sounds really fun.
good job dude its a great home studio , have fun with it!!
Of course my favorite part of the studio would be the PRS guitars. Just can't beat them.
Where do you get “Black Blinds” like that from ?
LOL!! "This is my Berklee diploma. I don't really need to display this." You just displayed it!!
danmar007 I think he meant display it on his wall
Wow !!!! 😍 Holy !!! 😍 Amazing !!! Talk about Dream Room !!! Great Job 👍🏼
This is awesome !! Definatley inspired for when I get my own house
Please demo all of those beautiful pedals!!
The lighting is an amazing touch 👌🏻✨
really like your pedal racks they look very neat
Dude Its Perfect Mahn. Congratulations
I currently have te recording setup even portable! Sooo sweet
Cool setup, Tyler! I wish my studio is as clean and organized as yours... Mine looks like a babu playroom with some music equipment in it. :). The baby is very musical and inspirational, though!
Got excited when you said you went to berklee, but realized it is a different Berklee than where I go (UC Berkeley) lol
Honestly I have fallen in love with this room
Nice tour. Truth be told, I don't care much for the gear (except for the PRS stuff, perhaps; would love to try the amp :D), but what I really take away from this is ideas of how to make a room feel comfortable. Great job in that department!
love the whole room, well done mate.
just a quick guesstamation on how much that room was. ...wow that's really awesome!!!
The R.R. poster is a must have.
Wow, very impressive !!!! Good for you on all your success 👍👍
Hey Tyler, cool video, but where is your resonator and that semi-hollow PRS?
Dude I just love your studio!... Every part of it... I also wanna get my own studio!... Stay awesome man!... \m/
Sooooo where is the Joe Satriani shrine?
C'mon Tyler, we know you've got one
All I need to complete my shrine is an eyelash and a guitar pick.
Soon.
kickenwing30 All I need is a strand of his hair. oh wait...
More like sweat from his bald head
That's a sick home studio!
Those lights look reflective, along with picture frames, they will not act as bass traps, but instead amplify the stacking resonance of over exaggerated frequencies. You should consider removing them, and the frames. Look into diffusers instead.
Do you not have that gorgeous new semi-hollow PRS on the wall anywhere? Also, I'm surprised you don't appear to have a baritone of any sort...
Your studio is amazing man.
I would recommend one thing to you though; study a bit of acoustics and invest a bit in acoustic treatment. I know you don't have it completely figured out just by watching the video and also know that you'll realize how different that place sounds with good treatment beyond that foam.
What Desk are you using?
I simply liked it before watching it. Cheers bro..
I can hear the room.
Installing proper bass traps and ceiling clouds would help immensely.
Dude looks awesome! congratulations
When can I move in??? I make a wicked spaghetti.
What are the room dimensions? This is possibly the cleanest setup I've ever seen.
amazing! do you dust it every day? :D
That setup is so freaking cool. The only thing you're missing is a Les Paul
Awasome man!
What's the name of those led lights up in the corners? They're different from the amazon link you posted. Nice studio!
Could you please make a video about gear you need for a gig, and the thing with power and pre-amp, connecting guitar pedals and so on. I feel a little bit lost. xD
I don`t know :D
But I think he`s a well versed guitar player. So I was wondering if he could make a video about gigging and things. Would be really cool and a big help (at least) for me.
which amp would you recommend for an intermediate player? as well as pedals for that extra boost and guitar. thanks and great video!
wish I can have my own room like that. nice room sir! have a great day 😊
Cool pad bro! Shred on!
Hey Tyler!
Great video as always!
Please can you make another video on how to use Triads is soloing?
I'm having a problem with that :(
Thanks again!
IM REALLY REALLY SATISFIED WATCHING THIS BROOO THANK FOR SHARING :) BIG HUGS FROM INDONESIA MATE :)
You should do a comparison between your amps!
Life goals.
What is the size of the room
Great video as always Tyler!
Nice vid, have you thought about upgrading the Focals? Maybe even something more ambitious within the same brand, if you can accommodate that on your desk. Loved each of the PRS's btw :)
What studio chair was that...I like that the arms fold up for playing..gotta get one
Great video and awesome setup! Quick question, what are your thoughts on wall hanging an acoustic vs keeping it in it's case? Do you worry about it drying out?
Great studio. Thanks for the tour. What chair are you using?
great stuff. Fun watching !
Came for the desk. Left when lights were suggested as bass traps. HAHA.
As someone that can't afford this kind of home studio space and money wise, I congratulate you, really living the dream sir!
I need to cut some gear (using too much space) and can't play at loud volumes at house (don't want to do acoustic treatment), therefore I'm really thinking of getting a Kemper head and some pluggins to go with my laptop, less space with guitar and bass amps, pedals and pedalboards (since the Kemper have effects and bass and guitar amp profiles), not a gigging musician and I don't own valve amps (expensive in my country), what you think? Any alternative to the Kemper (right now I own some pedals and small amp)?
Nice set up!
Good!
Any plans on doing an 2018 update?
Hello Tyler and greetings from TX! Awesome look at your home base, thanks for posting. I was hoping you may provide a little insight on my home project as I finally have a dedicated guitar studio (a converted bedroom). I do not record; it’s a practice space and a place for me to live out my guitar dreams with backing tracks and the album playbacks of my favorite bands. My main question is: how would you set up your audio speakers vs. your amp in order to make the blend as seamless as possible? All together? Speakers on one side of the room and amp on the other? Any help is much appreciated as I feel like I am constantly struggling to integrate both sides of my jamming equation! Thx!!
Nice setup! I made my own studio this year as well and it's a huge difference over what I used before. Hey, I thought I saw a comfy chair with retractable arms in a previous video. I don't recall seeing one of those at the local office supply. Where'd you find it?
The link to the lights don't look like the ones you have mounted in your room. The link goes to the Julius 160led.
very nice, so clean!
very cool studio!
That is one awesome setup Tyler! I'm really getting a lot out of the super system...now I see there is a level 2? Anyways you did not talk about that studio chair that you have with the folding armrests. How do you like it and where did you get it?
Just tell us when you'll have your prs signature guitar
Pizza Yolo damn I'd buy one of those. something like a hybrid that anyone can afford to buy
Great video, Tyler! It's really helpful to see the kind of gear other people use to plan out my fantasy studio haha. Also, I'm thinking about applying to Berklee because of your video about the audition process. My question is do they teach how to use a DAW using Pro Tools or Logic?
Great studio! Just inspired the shit out of me! Time to get to work!
I have the same Jimi Hendrix painting in my studio !
yo man great studio you should be proud! how the focal behaves? I'm about to buy them, producing and mixing rock / blues / indie at some point with electric guitars, keyboard, drums. I wonder how's the freq response in the low and high ends. Cheers!
Awsome hope mines can be as nice as ur setup one day
I've had my eye on Apollo Twin duo for a while now. Do you think it's worth it or should I save up a bit/alot more the quad?
So your lights double function as bass traps? What kind are those? I gotta get one of these.