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My dream setup would be similar to GSPN.tv studio expect my mics would be RF-20's with rhinestone cases of course lol. I would also pimp out my studio in good Jersey style! Tons of animal prints lol. I would like to have it set up as a traditional radio station or DJ booth with my VMS 4.
As I am in the process of building my home studio it is constantly evolving. my next phase is to build real walls then I upgrade my video to a hardware switcher. After that I will upgrade my audio. However if I was to be able to build it tomorrow I would put in 5 HD consumer grade camcorders, a hardware switcher like the tricaster, presonus digital audio and RE-20 or PR-40 mics.
My dream studio is probably somewhere in between what Andrew has and what TWiT has. Of course, the TWiT studio was over a million dollars, so that's not attainable. :)
In my secondary building that I'm in, one half is my wife's sewing studio and a small section of that half is my studio (as shown in my studio tour video). The other half of the building is basically a storage area for yard tools, lawn mower, etc. My goal is to remodel that entire side as a studio. That would give me something like a 12x20 (estimated) space which would allow me to have more than one set for different shows. Of course, upgrading some of the equipment would be in order as well - like HD cameras (not web cams), a digital audio mixer and a hardware video switcher (possibly - though there is a lot of power in some of the software we're all using).
Hey, if you're going to dream, dream big!
Anything is possiable Donovan. I know that I am going to be famous someday. I believe in my work and making a difference it just takes hard work to make your dreams happen. You can do it!
My Dream studio would have a Tricaster 8000 and a Axia IP Audio sound system.
My dream studio would be to have a room to myself where I don't have to assemble/disassemble my setup every time I want to record a podcast. Also would like to be able to use said room whenever I want without having to worry about waking people up for being too loud.
Hopefully with my move back the the USA in a couple months I will be one step closer...
There are a few things missing from my studio that im hoping to add by the end of the year. We still need to upgrade 3 of our cameras to Canons , Add a door and possible add more colored lighting. Cooling this place down is also a major issue. I dont think there is a day that its under 90 degrees in here during the summer.
With the new hardware you bought you should be able to run the A/C without the noise coming through on the recording, right?
Nope. The gate will suppress the sound between sentences, but the background noise is still present when Andrew is talking. It's just less noticeable.Quote:
Originally Posted by erictimmer
Mike said it before I could. :)
