Big Echo Recording Studio

recording studio

the company i work with bought GamFloor over 6 years ago. we put it down (recording studio big room) over 6 years ago for a massive green screen setup that was used on many projects. i just tore down the GS rig and pulled up this GamFloor wondering if it would leave any residue and be problematic in any way. it came up easily leaving ZERO residue. over the years i would patch up little rips and slices it would get with heavy usage and overall this stuff is fantastic! just make sure you surface is smooth and very clean when laying down. also its doesn't go down as fast as they imply it does but was worth the effort just the same. highly recommended!.

I bought this mic to use for studio recording but tried it on my amp at a gig and that's where it stays now. The clarity is awesome! It is a little big and heavy but that's not a problem to me. Well worth the money for many applications!

I needed a new mixer for permanent installation at my church. A friend of mine with extensive experience in the recording industry recommended the Mackie VLZ4 series for their build quality and design for live recording as opposed to studio recording (previous mixer was for studio recording). I went with the 32-channel model so that I could have everything plugged in at the same time: the 16-channel snake that runs to front of house, 4 wireless mics, 4 ceiling mics, and 2 computers. We have 4 mono channels leftover for future growth. I love that this board has everything I need (post-fader aux sends, EQ, compressors) and very little of what I don't need (FX). The sound quality is fantastic - very rich and warm natural sound. Many people commented to me about how big the thing is, but we had the space for it and the 24-channel model wasn't big enough for my needs.

This mic is impressive.� I purchased this with a Polsen usb audio interface and spent today doing some experimentation with it.�� I started a vocal recording using my Amazon Echo as a source and basically did a cover of a favorite song.� When I went to do the playback, I was completely blown away by the amount of secondary rejection this mic is capable of.� The Amazon Echo was actually fairly loud, but it wasn't present in the final recording (there is some of it in the final output, but it is so much attenuated, you'd have to find a silent passage to hear it).� If you are doing vocals without using headphones, this is a great choice.� The tone and response of the microphone are great - I could not tell this wasn't a much more expensive piece of gear.� I also tested handling noise and the shock mount is very effective at dampening coupled noises. The only negative I can give here is that the desktop stand is not that great.� I spent yesterday in the shop making a new desktpp stand that doesn't tip over if you look at it funny.� The stand it comes with is poorly balanced, so that will be your first upgrade.

I had bought a less expensive cable that resulted in a terrible echo in my recording. This cable produced perfect audio.

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

This was easy to hang, looks great and really help with the echo sound we had in our edit suite. We also put some in our studio and liked it so much we are ordering more.