Ideal Studio Conditions
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Freeflowclass
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for jamming i think tiet is pretty good?
and probably Fourtones.
but prices for jamming has really gone up alot eh.
from like 8$ to an hour to like 18$ an hour at some places.
and probably Fourtones.
but prices for jamming has really gone up alot eh.
from like 8$ to an hour to like 18$ an hour at some places.
Against The Enemy
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absolutely agree with dime there...one time,my friend's lip accidentally was shock by the mics and he was like wtf!? shocked..that was a funny scene back then
theunknown
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ahha me neither. i kinda like Lcube kind. cozy with a sofa. hahah. well people's opinion varies.
locationlocationlocation: accesibility, alot of buses/mrt pass, no need walk far. near main road. if oh high floor in buildings make sure have lifts/escalator.
price: reasonable, doesnt have to be cheap. suited to other factors
opening hours: hmm...i bet nobody wants to jam at 7am? 10am to 12pm maybe. last booking at 11pm? only suggestions. see ur business how.
gear: if u charge low, people will understand.... u get what i mean. of course who wants some cheapo amps in any studios. just make sure the equipments are in good condition everytime.
OH YEAH MICS THAT DONT SHOCK! always get that in this jamming studio somewhere in the north.
comfort: haha my opinion. i like those with sofas.
ambience: just make the place nice la. clean, smell good, no chipped paint here and there.
locationlocationlocation: accesibility, alot of buses/mrt pass, no need walk far. near main road. if oh high floor in buildings make sure have lifts/escalator.
price: reasonable, doesnt have to be cheap. suited to other factors
opening hours: hmm...i bet nobody wants to jam at 7am? 10am to 12pm maybe. last booking at 11pm? only suggestions. see ur business how.
gear: if u charge low, people will understand.... u get what i mean. of course who wants some cheapo amps in any studios. just make sure the equipments are in good condition everytime.
OH YEAH MICS THAT DONT SHOCK! always get that in this jamming studio somewhere in the north.
comfort: haha my opinion. i like those with sofas.
ambience: just make the place nice la. clean, smell good, no chipped paint here and there.
Godspeed64
Active member
I feel size is very very VERY important..
This factors in to sound acoustics.. Too many studios with quality equipment, but comes off as PURE noise due to the nature of the room, and the placement of the amps/drums..
No use being in a studio which only sounds good from the outside, but is hell on the inside..
This is of course based on the assumption that the band is good, and know how to maintain their volume levels to complement one another..
Prices don't matter only IF you got acceptable equipment..
There was once a small cafe that tried to attract jammers at the price of 18 per hour, using 10 watt amplifiers.. The cafe closed within a month..
This factors in to sound acoustics.. Too many studios with quality equipment, but comes off as PURE noise due to the nature of the room, and the placement of the amps/drums..
No use being in a studio which only sounds good from the outside, but is hell on the inside..
This is of course based on the assumption that the band is good, and know how to maintain their volume levels to complement one another..
Prices don't matter only IF you got acceptable equipment..
There was once a small cafe that tried to attract jammers at the price of 18 per hour, using 10 watt amplifiers.. The cafe closed within a month..
kerplunk182
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Decent location
decent price
decent equipment.
Tiet's 8 dollar room is REALLY small. Would probably only work if you were in a 3 piece band with 1 pedal plugged in.
For my band, space is gonna be an issue... We're not fat. The gear are.
decent price
decent equipment.
Tiet's 8 dollar room is REALLY small. Would probably only work if you were in a 3 piece band with 1 pedal plugged in.
For my band, space is gonna be an issue... We're not fat. The gear are.
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