What are the sizes of this studio? I'm going to build my own studio in my garden with the mixing room separate from the recording room. For now the mixing room is gonna be 12 feet long and 4,9 feet wide. You think this is enough?
one of the things I love about you, Graham, is your transparency and your down to earth approach to things. You've made a big impact in some of us here regarding music mixing and creation. Blessings, brother.
I love to see stuff like this. It's great to be reminded you don't necessarily need tens/hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of mics and gear you'll only touch a few times a year to be successful in the mixing industry.
TLM102 is amazing. Had mine for about 5 years, and have used it for years on vocals, guitars, violins, anything acoustic! And it's been all over international radio, tv, etc. Solid investment imo!
Graham - Thank you for the tour of your studio! I love the in-depth explanation on routing and how you personally use each device! Not many people on YT do that for how extremely helpful it is.
I have to say that everytime I watch one of your videos I learn so much, which I guess is the point! What I mean is your descriptions etc are easy to take in, no hi tech blah blah, just easy, logical and educational information. I love what you do, you're very inspiring and encouraging, so thank you. Now, I'm off to check out your Studio Gear Guide. Have a great Xmas 2016! See you in 2017.
One little tidbit in this accessible studio is that the Focusrite Clarett is one of the best high end audio interfaces I have ever heard! But of course, it costs a fraction of a lot of what is comparable from other brands. So in that sense, it is still a good value. You get a lot more than what you pay for.
sweliam1 I would do a Focusrite interface, but I wouldn't do the ISA preamps. Everybody I know say they suck. I was going to get one, but got the Warm Audio Tone Beast instead... Soooooo happy I did. Best preamp out there under a thousand bucks without a question!!!! They had a shootout with it and an Avalon 737, and the Tone Beast had MORE POSITIVE FEEDBACK!!!!! I'm CERTAINLY LOVING MINE!!!!!
+sweliam1 Exactly. With the possible exception of the Neumann mic, most of Graham's gear falls under the budget to mid-priced category. Aynone who's spent more than five minutes watching Graham's vids knows his main message is "It ain't about the gear, it's the knowledge behind it". Yet you can go through these comments and find people still making value judgments about a certain brand, or they've "heard" from their friends that X is better than Y. To these folks, I just refer them to the infamous SOS mic preamp blind shootout (Oct 2012) where they basically concluded they couldn't reliably distinguish the cheap preamps from the expensive ones. Now, I'm not suggesting people should stick with budget gear because it won't make a difference. Of course, money buys better quality - it's just not the night and day difference that's going to launch anyone to the next sonic level. But hey, if you've got the bucks, go for the Manley or Neumann or whatever. We all do it. ;)
Last week I went to a men's dinner at a local church. Ran live sound (side note, the new Mesa Boogie Triple Crown is amazing. Put a mic on it, and did nothing to the sound with the eq. Beautiful amp) but the point of the sermon was about being meek. Graham, the way you talk about things like not upgrading your Mac if it is working just fine is humbling. Understand what you are saying about expensive and inexpensive gear. A lot of people buy only expensive gear because the price tag justifies it for them. More people need to pay attention to your videos instead of the eye candy videos of other Producer/Engineers. Thanks for your videos and words. You're a life saver...and someone for the young bucks to actually look up to for this line of work/hobby.
I love Graham's work, but those corner and wall panels are waaayy thinner than what I was expecting him to use. All in all it doesn't matter too much, so long as he can get good results due to being accustomed to the room himself.
Thanks so much for the tour, Graham.You always produce great-sounding recordings, so it is especially helpful to be able to see the set-up you use to make them happen. I am especially pleased to see that you are limited in space as I am and how you make that work. In 2017 I will be building my first totally-dedicated studio and I am looking forward to putting much of your great advice into practice. Happy holidays and another prosperous new year!
Graham , Wishing you the best with the studio ! That gas water heater needs air in that closet, Ad an outside vent if it does not have one (for your safety) Also a C.O detector in the studio .
Graham , thank you for being a great support and information guide to us all.. A Great holiday and a Blessed New Year ... Looking forward to your continued guidance
I love how you rep Focusrite. They are a great company as far as I am concerned. In addition to their products, I like their stand against human trafficking/slavery.
Thank you for doing this video. I have been looking to build a studio for years and would look at other peoples examples and they would have dozens of components and it would always look overwhelming.
Love the Studio Graham! I have a Focusrite L. Pro 56...really would want to upgrade to the "Red Baby". It must be fantastic with the Thunderb technology
Excellent room, thanks for the share. I also have Focusrite Octo and Liq 56 interface. But do have a connection problem with the ADAT firewire coming loose. Glad I have that reachable to tweak when light fiber gets disconnected. Merry Christmas and thanks for helping me on many of your tutorials..Cheer Graham.
Aloha. I love your videos and am excited to take your workshop today. I have a question. Would you at all recommend the FOCUS RIGHT SCARLETT 2i2 3rd generation BUNDLE? Is the mike quality good enough in your opinion? THANK YOU for all you do!
Thanks for showing us your upgraded studio. I have a similar setup with the Liquid 56 interface, ART patchbay. I kicked my ElevenRack to the curb in favor of the L6 Helix rack. Sonar Producer, Mackie MCU daw controller, ART Voice Channel & MPAII Pre's with basically, Avantone's full line of Mics (Ribbon, Tube, small and large condensers.) I also have that TLM 102 and am not overjoyed with it. I hear that the 103 is the way to go. [ U87 still on layaway.. :) ] I'm gonna grab the Single space Clarrett-8-pre when I build a new PC with Thunderbolt. I want that AIR and lower latency!
I tried the ball mouse too. Cant do it. I use the trackpad. I also buy refurb macs. I have the 2012 quad mini with 16 ram, 2.5ghz, and two ssds in raid0. Love it. Awesome setup, thanks for sharing.
Nice set up, I recently got a command 8 control surface and I luv it, I was mixing with a mouse for years.... Now I don't see myself going back to that.
Hey Graham, I was just wondering why you didn't include Reaper in your DAW recommendations. It's a $60 (after a very long trial), fully-featured and popular software among budget studio owners. I use it every day and I love it. It's very customizable and easy to use.
+Andrew Forbes 100% agree. Reaper is super easy to learn. At the same time, it is incredibly customizable and as complex as you want it to be. It should be the industry standard. It's that good.
Absolutely agree. I bought Reaper over a year ago and cannot believe how many features they pack into a $60 piece of software. And with all of the upgrades until the next major release included in the $60 purchase price, it's almost impossible to go wrong.
Very nice setup and experience to with. We're noobies and just getting started, but very enthusiastic and trying to learn as much as we can. Focusrite 18i20 and Reaper with an older Mac pro tower and very nice large space. Appreciate your sharing your knowledge. 👍☺🎚
Hi Graham, Your studio seems like a nice place to work. It's well thought out, with logical, practical equipment choices. Every business has to generate a profit in order to continue to exist. You've done a great job by not OVER investing in equipment that may not measurably contribute to the profitability of your business. I did like the black leather couch you used to have. Sweet! However, it seems you've put the space to better use. Thanks for sharing your ideas, Tom B
I watched this today - brilliant - so helpful and well explained! Then I downloaded your home studio gear guide - thank you... putting my Wishlist together now!!
looks great! one idea to try....move the desk back away from the wall a little more. it will help. start a mix at a nice volume move the desk back a little. listen. move the desk a little more. listen. you Will hear an improvement in low and low mid build up. been RR subscriber for ever. great stuff. keep it up!
Niceeeeee studio Graham. I actually have the same Modern Recording book and a few other Pro Tools literature as well. I was thinking about grabbing a focusrite ISA Two or an LA-610 to complement my Apollo 8 Quad because I've been strictly utilizing the unison preamp technology. I'm in deep thought but when I see a fellow peer rocking with a focusrite pre, it inspire me to go grab one to have in my rack. Thanks for sharing Graham!
This is a very nice home studio. The desk and your rack gear is organized beautifully! I would LOVE to have an Argosy someday. I was glad to see you using some Behringer gear too, love my old B-2 Pro!
Cool tour Graham, thanks. I could never mix well on the Rokits. Went with the VXT 6s. My ears liked their mid range. Love the Focusrite gear too. I've been using the Scarlett range for a while. I have the first gen 18i8 now, fwiw.
Great video. I like that you focus on what is needed to get the job done and not necessarily on the most expensive gear. Could you do a diagram of how eveyrthing is connected? I would settle for a paper sketch. Keep up the good work. I find your content very inspiring.
Beautiful little studio! Still leaning toward FL Studio as it has lifetime updates for my DAW. Surprised as a singer you don't use anything from TC Helicon.
Hello greetings from Chile, South America, something can be understood with the subtitles generated by youtube but I find this channel great, thank you very good channel I follow it a while ago saludos amigo
O som da tua voz revela que esse espaço precisa de um melhor tratamento acústico , não é apenas uma questão de ter bons microfones . Não é por acaso que montes de gente passam a vida a trocar de colunas quando o problema principal está mesmo á frente do nariz .
Hey Graham , i love all your videos, i watch them daily and i learn so much from them. I've downloaded your free pdfs also.love what you're doing. i was wondering, i see that in your closets you had some chords and pop filter and other gadgets as well. was there anything in there that you would be willing to help a feller like me out with. i mean if its just taking space i could take it off your hands. its just a thought. anyway please continue what you're doing here on this channel. i am so appreciative of you and your insight and knowledge that you share with your subscribers. thanks
Thanks for the tour. I have a Herman Miller Aeron Chair that I love. What kind of rug do you have and does your chair roll easy enough. Does it work well for sound absorption? Way to go with the CS Lewis books. Love it!
Hi Graham: Very nice studio set up. I am glad that I watched this because now I know the one thing that I personally won't be doing, what's that you say: "Setting Up A Recording Studio". Way to complicated from my point of view. I'll just have to stick with a very basic & simple home set up so that I can just record a guitar & voice. That's good enough for me......Thanks for posting this...................Steve
Items on the Mac's Desktop takes up RAM. Also, if any of you know how to solder, you can just get a shitty speaker from the thriftstore (if it's a powered speaker it'll have an amplifier) just solder a TS cable to it. And you got yourself a Mono speaker. 🙌🏽
Hey Graham! It would be awesome if (like the one song in one month) you challenged yourself to make a song in one month using free recording softwares! For example, audacity. That would be a very interesting series !! Love your channel btw. It's inspired me to develop my own home studio
Hey man, I might be wrong but the Clarett line ins goes in a part of the preamp circuitry before going to the converter. So you are doing preamp to preamp with the ISA. If you would have an external converter to going to the spdif of the Clarett, you would have a cleaner signal path and have the chance to hear what the ISA 220 really sounds like.. Nice setup otherwise ! ;)
Why you don't use the orange guitarrackamp as an Insert? Because you can change the settings after the recording and you don't use the cpu from your pc. Good video!
Thanks Graham for all your videos and being so open about ALL that you bring to the average home studio person. Hello from Singapore. I am a Church musician and we've had to record not just sound but visuals (video) too. I know you specialize and purpose is to teach/share on recording (audio) but could you share a little on what you use, video wise? I think I saw you use a phone? Or do you use a Digital camera, that combines audio from a separate track hooked up to Lav mic or Condenser attached? Thanks Graham, God bless.
how do you use the thunderbolt for both the interface and monitor? Also I'm curious as to how you record to a thunderbolt drive with only one thunderbolt port? Or is there 2 ports. love your channel.
Here at home, I record vocals in my closet and all of the hanged clothing serves as perfect dampeners. I probably couldn't create a more sonically flatter space. Recording at home requires a guerilla approach sometimes!
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What are the sizes of this studio? I'm going to build my own studio in my garden with the mixing room separate from the recording room. For now the mixing room is gonna be 12 feet long and 4,9 feet wide. You think this is enough?
one of the things I love about you, Graham, is your transparency and your down to earth approach to things. You've made a big impact in some of us here regarding music mixing and creation.
Blessings, brother.
I'm a Youth Pastor in South Africa, and would like to thank you for your channel, extremely informative and helpful! Thanks man!
Why won't the camera focusrite??? lol
I see what you did there.
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I know! It doesn't make sense. I mean, you have "2i"s.
Omg
"And it's got this arm leather thing, that just makes you feel important" Quote Graham. xD
I love to see stuff like this. It's great to be reminded you don't necessarily need tens/hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of mics and gear you'll only touch a few times a year to be successful in the mixing industry.
best person on internet i ever seen
TLM102 is amazing. Had mine for about 5 years, and have used it for years on vocals, guitars, violins, anything acoustic! And it's been all over international radio, tv, etc. Solid investment imo!
Wow Graham, the message of this video is so important for everyone!
the secret to his mix are those chairs, he has them perfectly aligned. #gramsecrets101
Graham - Thank you for the tour of your studio! I love the in-depth explanation on routing and how you personally use each device! Not many people on YT do that for how extremely helpful it is.
Gotta love your simplicity. You are a true inspiration of how not to live with the common gear acquisition syndrome.
I have to say that everytime I watch one of your videos I learn so much, which I guess is the point! What I mean is your descriptions etc are easy to take in, no hi tech blah blah, just easy, logical and educational information. I love what you do, you're very inspiring and encouraging, so thank you. Now, I'm off to check out your Studio Gear Guide. Have a great Xmas 2016! See you in 2017.
One little tidbit in this accessible studio is that the Focusrite Clarett is one of the best high end audio interfaces I have ever heard! But of course, it costs a fraction of a lot of what is comparable from other brands. So in that sense, it is still a good value. You get a lot more than what you pay for.
"Here in my garage"
Eric Florez You know what I like more than my Focusrite ISA220 Mk II? KNAWLEDGE.
Eric Florez and guys I know you see a lot of gear here and that's not really why I'm here what I really wanted to show you was my book shelf
sweliam1 I would do a Focusrite interface, but I wouldn't do the ISA preamps. Everybody I know say they suck. I was going to get one, but got the Warm Audio Tone Beast instead... Soooooo happy I did. Best preamp out there under a thousand bucks without a question!!!! They had a shootout with it and an Avalon 737, and the Tone Beast had MORE POSITIVE FEEDBACK!!!!! I'm CERTAINLY LOVING MINE!!!!!
+sweliam1 Exactly. With the possible exception of the Neumann mic, most of Graham's gear falls under the budget to mid-priced category. Aynone who's spent more than five minutes watching Graham's vids knows his main message is "It ain't about the gear, it's the knowledge behind it". Yet you can go through these comments and find people still making value judgments about a certain brand, or they've "heard" from their friends that X is better than Y. To these folks, I just refer them to the infamous SOS mic preamp blind shootout (Oct 2012) where they basically concluded they couldn't reliably distinguish the cheap preamps from the expensive ones. Now, I'm not suggesting people should stick with budget gear because it won't make a difference. Of course, money buys better quality - it's just not the night and day difference that's going to launch anyone to the next sonic level. But hey, if you've got the bucks, go for the Manley or Neumann or whatever. We all do it. ;)
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Last week I went to a men's dinner at a local church. Ran live sound (side note, the new Mesa Boogie Triple Crown is amazing. Put a mic on it, and did nothing to the sound with the eq. Beautiful amp) but the point of the sermon was about being meek. Graham, the way you talk about things like not upgrading your Mac if it is working just fine is humbling. Understand what you are saying about expensive and inexpensive gear. A lot of people buy only expensive gear because the price tag justifies it for them. More people need to pay attention to your videos instead of the eye candy videos of other Producer/Engineers. Thanks for your videos and words. You're a life saver...and someone for the young bucks to actually look up to for this line of work/hobby.
I love Graham's work, but those corner and wall panels are waaayy thinner than what I was expecting him to use.
All in all it doesn't matter too much, so long as he can get good results due to being accustomed to the room himself.
+recordingrevolution Tim Keller & C.S. Lewis - Love it...huge fan of both
Best part of the studio: Tim Keller and CS Lewis on the bookshelf! Great setup! :)
Thanks so much for the tour, Graham.You always produce great-sounding recordings, so it is especially helpful to be able to see the set-up you use to make them happen. I am especially pleased to see that you are limited in space as I am and how you make that work. In 2017 I will be building my first totally-dedicated studio and I am looking forward to putting much of your great advice into practice. Happy holidays and another prosperous new year!
Graham , Wishing you the best with the studio ! That gas water heater needs air in that closet, Ad an outside vent if it does not have one (for your safety) Also a C.O detector in the studio .
Thanks for explaining how to connect the Xlr patchbay very helpful..
Thanks for that visual and clear cut explanation.
I was looking for a walkthrough like that all over the internet.... thanks again.
Nice place you have..... Great use of space especially the small closet that you got and a HUGE THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR SECREAT WEAPON......
the bugera is such a good amp, like one of the cheapest tube amps, but so deadly sounding!
Graham , thank you for being a great support and information guide to us all.. A Great holiday and a Blessed New Year ... Looking forward to your continued guidance
Graham you are an awesome human being.
Can we get a 2019 update?
Thanks for everything brother Graham. You and your team helped a lots of people and beginners like me. All the best and take care ✌🏻
I love how you rep Focusrite. They are a great company as far as I am concerned. In addition to their products, I like their stand against human trafficking/slavery.
Thanks for an amazing tour , I'm an independent hip-hop artist and my home studio is alright but it can be better thanks for showing this
Thank you for doing this video. I have been looking to build a studio for years and would look at other peoples examples and they would have dozens of components and it would always look overwhelming.
Watched the old one a few times and today I searched for it again but found this! Thank you for an updated video!
Love the Studio Graham! I have a Focusrite L. Pro 56...really would want to upgrade to the "Red Baby". It must be fantastic with the Thunderb technology
Talk about a great xmas gift!!! so glad you uploaded this!!
Thank you Graham. Your videos have helped me so much.You are my go to guy whenever I question anything. Keep the info coming my friend.
Excellent room, thanks for the share. I also have Focusrite Octo and Liq 56 interface. But do have a connection problem with the ADAT firewire coming loose. Glad I have that reachable to tweak when light fiber gets disconnected. Merry Christmas and thanks for helping me on many of your tutorials..Cheer Graham.
Saw the Slate VMS box in the closet and was wondering your opinion on that? Thanks for the video.
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pretty awesome setup sir . I have a scarlet 2i2 interface I love that thing ,I also wish to get a guitar in the future as well .
WOW, Awesome video Mr. Graham. Thanks for the pdf file. Looking forward for future videos. God bless and have a great Christmas day.
Aloha. I love your videos and am excited to take your workshop today. I have a question. Would you at all recommend the FOCUS RIGHT SCARLETT 2i2 3rd generation BUNDLE? Is the mike quality good enough in your opinion? THANK YOU for all you do!
nice studio man
Thanks for showing us your upgraded studio. I have a similar setup with the Liquid 56 interface, ART patchbay. I kicked my ElevenRack to the curb in favor of the L6 Helix rack. Sonar Producer, Mackie MCU daw controller, ART Voice Channel & MPAII Pre's with basically, Avantone's full line of Mics (Ribbon, Tube, small and large condensers.) I also have that TLM 102 and am not overjoyed with it. I hear that the 103 is the way to go. [ U87 still on layaway.. :) ] I'm gonna grab the Single space Clarrett-8-pre when I build a new PC with Thunderbolt. I want that AIR and lower latency!
I tried the ball mouse too. Cant do it. I use the trackpad. I also buy refurb macs. I have the 2012 quad mini with 16 ram, 2.5ghz, and two ssds in raid0. Love it. Awesome setup, thanks for sharing.
Beautifully modest. Love it.
I've read pretty much the same books- nice choices!
Martin is my hometown pride; Nazareth, PA represent! :)
Nice set up, I recently got a command 8 control surface and I luv it, I was mixing with a mouse for years.... Now I don't see myself going back to that.
Update! I now have an AVID S3!!!!
Hey Graham, I was just wondering why you didn't include Reaper in your DAW recommendations. It's a $60 (after a very long trial), fully-featured and popular software among budget studio owners. I use it every day and I love it. It's very customizable and easy to use.
I use reaper, I love it. I think it's easily the best value for a DAW.
Love Reaper!
+Andrew Forbes 100% agree. Reaper is super easy to learn. At the same time, it is incredibly customizable and as complex as you want it to be. It should be the industry standard. It's that good.
MixingGBP I agree. I like it better than Pro Tools. The stock plug ins are fantastic too.
Absolutely agree. I bought Reaper over a year ago and cannot believe how many features they pack into a $60 piece of software. And with all of the upgrades until the next major release included in the $60 purchase price, it's almost impossible to go wrong.
Very nice setup and experience to with. We're noobies and just getting started, but very enthusiastic and trying to learn as much as we can. Focusrite 18i20 and Reaper with an older Mac pro tower and very nice large space. Appreciate your sharing your knowledge. 👍☺🎚
I just got the same Clarett 8PreX! nice studio.
Hi Graham, Your studio seems like a nice place to work. It's well thought out, with logical, practical
equipment choices. Every business has to generate a profit in order to continue to exist. You've done a
great job by not OVER investing in equipment that may not measurably contribute to the profitability
of your business. I did like the black leather couch you used to have. Sweet! However, it seems you've
put the space to better use. Thanks for sharing your ideas, Tom B
I watched this today - brilliant - so helpful and well explained! Then I downloaded your home studio gear guide - thank you... putting my Wishlist together now!!
looks great! one idea to try....move the desk back away from the wall a little more. it will help. start a mix at a nice volume move the desk back a little. listen. move the desk a little more. listen. you Will hear an improvement in low and low mid build up. been RR subscriber for ever. great stuff. keep it up!
Niceeeeee studio Graham. I actually have the same Modern Recording book and a few other Pro Tools literature as well. I was thinking about grabbing a focusrite ISA Two or an LA-610 to complement my Apollo 8 Quad because I've been strictly utilizing the unison preamp technology. I'm in deep thought but when I see a fellow peer rocking with a focusrite pre, it inspire me to go grab one to have in my rack. Thanks for sharing Graham!
Thanks for the tour, Graham. Im in the process of getting my basement built into a similar setup as you. This gives me some ideas.
This is a very nice home studio. The desk and your rack gear is organized beautifully! I would LOVE to have an Argosy someday. I was glad to see you using some Behringer gear too, love my old B-2 Pro!
I love your channel it's great and you are an awesomely kind chap too .. merry christmas!
Hi Graham, you said you never buy your Macs new. Where do you get the refurbished/rebuilt ones you buy?
Nice studio set up!
you would benefit with a AP patch bay, that way you can route your Focusrite compressors to different inputs.
I love your channel! We are working hard on my music videos and I produce all the audio at my home studio!
Thanks for the Gear Guide Graham.. I lie that it's for everyone to suit all budgets! Much appreciated!
Mmmmm quite good choices..niw .i would be less expensive to buy API 500 series with all kind of pres comps,eq etc.,but i think you know it..
Cool tour Graham, thanks.
I could never mix well on the Rokits.
Went with the VXT 6s. My ears liked their mid range.
Love the Focusrite gear too. I've been using the Scarlett range for a while.
I have the first gen 18i8 now, fwiw.
Great space! Love that desk. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks.
I'd definitely put 16GB and an SSD in that mac. I did that to my 2012 Macbook Pro and it feels like a brand new machine.
Wow... Nice setup, great studio...
Great video. I like that you focus on what is needed to get the job done and not necessarily on the most expensive gear.
Could you do a diagram of how eveyrthing is connected? I would settle for a paper sketch.
Keep up the good work. I find your content very inspiring.
amazing home studio, lot's of great gear man, I wish I could free up more time to make music!
thanks for talking thru the what and why this really helps newbies like me
What do you use to protect your gear from power surges etc?
Power conditioner, voltage regulator, UPS?
I got a clarett 8 pre this christmas season!
Beautiful little studio! Still leaning toward FL Studio as it has lifetime updates for my DAW. Surprised as a singer you don't use anything from TC Helicon.
Nice studio, I plan on building a 10'x20' shed which I plan on turning into a music studio. why'd you not go with a vocal booth?.
Really great tour! Thank You for sharing with us!
Hello greetings from Chile, South America, something can be understood with the subtitles generated by youtube but I find this channel great, thank you very good channel I follow it a while ago
saludos amigo
O som da tua voz revela que esse espaço precisa de um melhor tratamento acústico , não é apenas uma questão de ter bons microfones . Não é por acaso que montes de gente passam a vida a trocar de colunas quando o problema principal está mesmo á frente do nariz .
Hey Graham , i love all your videos, i watch them daily and i learn so much from them. I've downloaded your free pdfs also.love what you're doing. i was wondering, i see that in your closets you had some chords and pop filter and other gadgets as well. was there anything in there that you would be willing to help a feller like me out with. i mean if its just taking space i could take it off your hands. its just a thought. anyway please continue what you're doing here on this channel. i am so appreciative of you and your insight and knowledge that you share with your subscribers. thanks
Thanks for the tour. I have a Herman Miller Aeron Chair that I love. What kind of rug do you have and does your chair roll easy enough. Does it work well for sound absorption? Way to go with the CS Lewis books. Love it!
Man your videos are great to watch!
Hi Graham: Very nice studio set up. I am glad that I watched this because now I know the one thing that I personally won't be doing, what's that you say: "Setting Up A Recording Studio". Way to complicated from my point of view. I'll just have to stick with a very basic & simple home set up so that I can just record a guitar & voice. That's good enough for me......Thanks for posting this...................Steve
A lot of money a lot of work and you deserve it.
love the tour been following yiur work for the last 2 years very helpful
10:40 looks like a basic guitar
*Looks up price of GPC35E*
Holy crap Graham !
+Adrian Milanio haha. My gift to myself last year after using the cheapest Martin since high school
recordingrevolution Rock on man! Love the videos !
Items on the Mac's Desktop takes up RAM.
Also, if any of you know how to solder, you can just get a shitty speaker from the thriftstore (if it's a powered speaker it'll have an amplifier) just solder a TS cable to it. And you got yourself a Mono speaker. 🙌🏽
Hey Graham! It would be awesome if (like the one song in one month) you challenged yourself to make a song in one month using free recording softwares! For example, audacity. That would be a very interesting series !! Love your channel btw. It's inspired me to develop my own home studio
does the guide cover where to get acoustic treatment
Hey man, I might be wrong but the Clarett line ins goes in a part of the preamp circuitry before going to the converter. So you are doing preamp to preamp with the ISA. If you would have an external converter to going to the spdif of the Clarett, you would have a cleaner signal path and have the chance to hear what the ISA 220 really sounds like.. Nice setup otherwise ! ;)
Why you don't use the orange guitarrackamp as an Insert? Because you can change the settings after the recording and you don't use the cpu from your pc. Good video!
Sweet desk! 👍
Great Video Graham. you have really set up this Channel so well. Cheers.
Thanks Graham for all your videos and being so open about ALL that you bring to the average home studio person. Hello from Singapore. I am a Church musician and we've had to record not just sound but visuals (video) too. I know you specialize and purpose is to teach/share on recording (audio) but could you share a little on what you use, video wise? I think I saw you use a phone? Or do you use a Digital camera, that combines audio from a separate track hooked up to Lav mic or Condenser attached? Thanks Graham, God bless.
Hoping to have one soon.
Great video Graham - thanks for sharing - I'll be downloading the guide now!
wauuuu buenisimo my friend... que tal funciona la Clarett, en relación con una scarlett hay mucha diferencia de calidad o son similares???
Caress of Steel and Vapor Trails in the screen saver, subed.
how do you use the thunderbolt for both the interface and monitor? Also I'm curious as to how you record to a thunderbolt drive with only one thunderbolt port? Or is there 2 ports. love your channel.
Here at home, I record vocals in my closet and all of the hanged clothing serves as perfect dampeners. I probably couldn't create a more sonically flatter space. Recording at home requires a guerilla approach sometimes!
Really insightful, Graham!
Thanks for the video!