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trbguy · #31 (**permalink**) 20th October 2008 , 09:58 PM

Yup, I got that. I had all the time been thinking I should be in the middle of the room recording. That would have meant a lot more thinking and acoustic treatment. That really looks doable.

TrevCircleStudios · #32 (**permalink**) 20th October 2008 , 10:04 PM

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I had all the time been thinking I should be in the middle of the room recording.

That would have been really bad. This system will work well.

trbguy · #33 (**permalink**) 21st October 2008 , 08:49 AM

I made some recording tests, but the result was always bad because room sounded so bad that I couldn't hide it no matter what. If I but more effects it sounded artificial if not rooms sound was there.

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That would have been really bad. This system will work well.

Quite obvious solution just didn't see it, although it was just in front of my face. Good to have you here!

FrankGIK · #34 (**permalink**) 24th October 2008 , 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by trbguy

I made some recording tests, but the result was always bad because room sounded so bad that I couldn't hide it no matter what. If I but more effects it sounded artificial if not rooms sound was there.

That tends to be the state of affairs in acoustically troublesome room. You can never EQ our a bad room, nor can you turn it into a good room via even the best time-based effects out there.

That said, what would you guys think of a GIK in London? There's no ink to paper yet, but...hint, hint!

Frank

sureno · #35 (**permalink**) 24th October 2008 , 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by FrankGIK

That tends to be the state of affairs in acoustically troublesome room. You can never EQ our a bad room, nor can you turn it into a good room via even the best time-based effects out there.

That said, what would you guys think of a GIK in London? There's no ink to paper yet, but...hint, hint!

Frank

Bring it on baby

TrevCircleStudios · #36 (**permalink**) 24th October 2008 , 06:13 PM

I think GIK UK would be an awesome idea (though given the business model London would be an expensive place to run it from)! Happy to discuss offline.

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#31 (permalink) 20th October 2008 , 09:58 PM
trbguy Chilled to the 'bone Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Finland Posts: 401	Yup, I got that. I had all the time been thinking I should be in the middle of the room recording. That would have meant a lot more thinking and acoustic treatment. That really looks doable.
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