Creation of jamming studio..
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SoulD_OuT
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You do need a mixer bro! You patch in your MANY mics into the mixer and into the amplifier and into the speakers. Unless you got the self powered speakers and you dun need many mics then you can just direct-in one mic to one speaker but i guess there are other options.
dUN forget if you need to line in other stuff like your cd players or line out external recording equipment or maybe you need some additional processors then a mixer would definitely be handy. Many ways around it bro.
Hope it helps
dUN forget if you need to line in other stuff like your cd players or line out external recording equipment or maybe you need some additional processors then a mixer would definitely be handy. Many ways around it bro.
Hope it helps
hey bro,
first of all converting your room into a jamming studio is a very expensive procedure. you'll be required to get clearance with hdb (if u're staying in a hdb apartment) because the sound proofing material used is flammable.
you'll probably need a mixer, your drumset, 2 guitar amps, a bass amp, keyboard amp (if needed), vocal amps, and monitors if you're hardcore enough.
soundproofing your room will run you back by almost 10k, because they'll be building a room within your room, complete with soundproofing and sound absorbant material.
i figure you'll need at least 2-3 power sockets there, and you should do your homework and check with the relevant authorites because im not sure if the amount of electricity your band will consume within the room itself will trip your circuit breaker.
oh yes, and you'll need an air con otherwise you'll all suffocate in there because the door will be shut and there can't be any open windows..
first of all converting your room into a jamming studio is a very expensive procedure. you'll be required to get clearance with hdb (if u're staying in a hdb apartment) because the sound proofing material used is flammable.
you'll probably need a mixer, your drumset, 2 guitar amps, a bass amp, keyboard amp (if needed), vocal amps, and monitors if you're hardcore enough.
soundproofing your room will run you back by almost 10k, because they'll be building a room within your room, complete with soundproofing and sound absorbant material.
i figure you'll need at least 2-3 power sockets there, and you should do your homework and check with the relevant authorites because im not sure if the amount of electricity your band will consume within the room itself will trip your circuit breaker.
oh yes, and you'll need an air con otherwise you'll all suffocate in there because the door will be shut and there can't be any open windows..
pedialite
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Guitars + Guitar Amp + Cables + Picks
Bass + Bass Amp + Cables + Picks
Drum kit + Drum Sticks
Mic + PA System/Amp
Super Duper Sound Proof. (my friend stays in a HDB and he can't play his drum kit properly/loudly even with the padding he bought to reduce sound)
I think liddat can jam already what :X
Bass + Bass Amp + Cables + Picks
Drum kit + Drum Sticks
Mic + PA System/Amp
Super Duper Sound Proof. (my friend stays in a HDB and he can't play his drum kit properly/loudly even with the padding he bought to reduce sound)
I think liddat can jam already what :X
it really depends on what you're focussing on. if you're running your mics through a guitar amp, you'll lose alot of the quality, which means the vocals will sound shitty. you'll need a guitar amp which can take more than one input too. get a mixer and speakers for your vocals. it is worthit. and proper soundproofing WILL cost that much..
Sound absorbant or sound proof? There's a difference in both... and clearance part i'm not sure, but if it involves making modifications to your room then you'll definitely need clearance for renovation works. the material is cheap but the renovation is the expensive part
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