Basement Recording Studio Ideas

I have a small recording studio in my basement for which I've purchased three of these racks. The build quality is outstanding and they're relatively easy to put together. The 12U version fits perfectly under my standard 29 high desk top (with about 1 inch to spare), and the wheels are nice and sturdy with a very stable locking mechanism on the front two. I especially like the fact that the rails are integrated right into the side panels and are in both the front and rear of the rack. This makes it perfect for mounting sliding shelves which need to be attached in the rear as well. The three that I purchased all had an Auray logo embossed onto a piece of plastic and glued to the front. It would be super easy to peel off if you wanted a cleaner aesthetic. If my gear keeps multiplying, I will certainly buy another one of these.

We are a recording studio with a bar in the basement. We also have a record label and have live performances in the live room of the studio. We just built a display case to hold all our CDs from the label in the lobby. I installed an Ipod so people could listen to the cds before they purchase them and also to listen to a sample from an upcoming concert. These headphones are great. Short cord, great sound, cool retro design.

Compact...perfect for the place I have in my basement studio

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I got this as cheap mic to use with my iPhone when recording music ideas. The first thing I noticed is how well it was constructed. Its made of metal, not plastic. And I love that its a condenser mic that doesnt require a battery. It comes mounted on a DSLR shoe mount, but I wish it had a mounting adapter for phones. Recording quality is clean and clear.

I use this to record ideas, field recording, better quality audio for video recording. Sounds great! Easy to use. Well written owner's manual. I have been using Tascam products since I bought my Porta Two cassette four track in 1986. Another winner by Tascam.

I'm primarily a product photographer, but like to play around with other studio-based ideas. I have a full compliment of older Bowens lights and when one of them went down a while ago, I was left high and dry with no servicing options. As such, I was nervous about going with one of the many comparable quality offshore brands and finally decided to 'try' something better. How much better, in all respects, I had no idea until I got the chance to experiment with this. You've already read all about what this mains-only light can do. Yes, it will hurt a bit to upgrade all of my lights - I need quite a lot for what I do, but this is such a huge functional and qualitative improvement over what I had before that I really won't complain. At all.

If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.

A must have for on site and in studio video recording.

used for TV studio recording