Our sound studio

[coolwhip]

This is where we have been recording every Saturday night for the last 13 years.
The person in the video is Ficus...the sound guy...messin around.

We have tons of fun doing this. Not shown is the drum set around the corner.

Its just a basic vid shot with a crappy camera.

[Gib's Son]

Is just a crappy video or has affects been applied?

Here are some pictures of my home studio.

http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showpost.ph...2&postcount=63

[coolwhip]

Is just a crappy video or has affects been applied?

Here are some pictures of my home studio.

http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showpost.ph...2&postcount=63

Some of both I think...his girlfriend filmed it.

[coolwhip]

Looks like your digital...we still like the analog thang.

[Gib's Son]

Nothing like an old reel to reel, nice and warm. I went digital when one of my heads went out on my 4-track.

[timebuilder]

Those were the days!

In 1973, I got to sit down in front of the synthesizer type used on Who's Next with Robert Moog.

[coolwhip]

Those were the days!

In 1973, I got to sit down in front of the synthesizer type used on Who's Next with Robert Moog.

Excellent!

I like to run my Bass through a Moogafooger Bass MuRF...get a loop going, and lay some stuff over that. I use a Boss RC 30 duel track looper for funz.

[Gib's Son]

Sometimes I use my Johnson Millennium Amp to do loops. (Best amp out their IMO....check it out sometime) Then, I lay down a quick track and just loop that. Digital is great for that sort of stuff. The problem is, in digital, there are so many plugins and things you can do I am forever tweaking and never seem to get a final mix cause I'm always tweaking and trying something different.

In terms of keyboards, I always liked Robie Kruger, Keith Emerson and Pigpen.