Let us see your practice space/room

[Speedie]

Looking in the door



Inside



Speedie pedals





All important P.A. / Beer fridge combo



Forum is cropping the photos, so right click etc.

[Chmrljica]

My practice space;

[Model Citizen]

I love this thread, I'm a right nosey bastard and enjoy seeing where you all make your musics.

Is that an aluminium neck Kramer I see, Chmrljica?

[Chmrljica]

I love this thread, I'm a right nosey bastard and enjoy seeing where you all make your musics.

Is that an aluminium neck Kramer I see, Chmrljica?

Yup 250G.

This practise room is in old Austro-Hungarian military barrack Karlo Rojc. It is large cultural place and has lot of non profit organisations (belly dancers, punk club, bands, big band......etc...).

[dokazaado]

shoot, I need to take some photos. I'm sure digging the new space...wifey appreciates it, too.

[benadrian]

No good pics, but if you go here

http://www.gvsg.net/

you can see Guitar vs. Gravity recording in our "reconfigured for recording" practice space. Also where Cartographer practices.

[honeyisfunny]

"Way-Out Is The Way Out" in sunny Nottingham.

[honeyisfunny]

The notorious "Bakery" in Derby, former home to a million bands and immortalised in the artwork to "When Animals Attack" by Cable. Doorway also a very popular spot for glue sniffers to copulate/take a shit/both at the same time.




and old old practise space within a printing warehouse

[Model Citizen]

I love this thread, I'm a right nosey bastard and enjoy seeing where you all make your musics.

Is that an aluminium neck Kramer I see, Chmrljica?

Yup 250G.

This practise room is in old Austro-Hungarian military barrack Karlo Rojc. It is large cultural place and has lot of non profit organisations (belly dancers, punk club, bands, big band......etc...).

Nice!

Great pictures, honey.

[AnthonyVillalobos]

My practice space;

Sonata Arctica! Damn, It's not often you hear about that band around these parts. Except for my brother, he's pretty into that band.....especially the record that's being repped on that poster.

[RSMurphy]

Looking out from my kit



Again, looking out from my kit



Allen's EGC and sweet-ass Alamo.

It's a pretty unremarkable space, but nicely-sized. We share it with two other bands.

[Chmrljica]

Nice!

Great pictures, honey.

My practice space;

Sonata Arctica! Damn, It's not often you hear about that band around these parts. Except for my brother, he's pretty into that band.....especially the record that's being repped on that poster.

You should see huge drumset of owner of that poster .

[Luzwei]

No good pics, but if you go here

http://www.gvsg.net/

Then excuse you. I don't want your fancy links. I want some god damn pictures.

M A K E A N E F F I N G E F F O R T!

[alex maiolo]

Seriously Adequate Studio

Recording space and place for Soft Company, and friends who have nowhere else to go, to practice.

I also occasionally exercise in here. Need to to that more often...

-A

[dokazaado]

here we go...forgot to take pics of outside. It's a good-sized building - about 10 bands have rooms here, and we have one of the smaller rooms.

looking in the door- the poster on the opposite wall that's all glare is Dogs Playing Poker. rock action.


facing the door-


looking up in our not yet used loft - still nice to have high ceilings


I also wish I'd gotten pics of the dumb Godzilla and other kaiju posters. oh well.

[black taj]

Some of you have seen my basement at the dead celeb party. Here it is with the gear in it. Lot of Kerble's stuff.

[morespaceecho]

my living/practice/tracking room

[crustandcrumb]

i recently quit the band i was in; moved the kit back home. decided to try to make a little drum-room type thing out of my bedroom closet. basically just put a rolled-up foam bed topper in the corner, a sleeping mat running along the wall, tossed a couple of bags of clothes in there, and.. it actually sounds pretty good. a lot better than when i had the thing in our bare living-room. here's a quick audio clip to give you an idea:

http://soundcloud.com/jessestoddard/qui ... e-ol-rfers

please excuse the sabian b8 hats. i'm actually looking for a set of k special drys if anyone's holding.

but yeah, any suggestions for further deadening the sound, or just improving the acoustics overall?



p.s. - anyone who can guess what that 750 is up on the shelf there is a cold MAC.

[crustandcrumb]

i would be willing to implement the use of my mattress and box-springs if only for recording purposes..

thoughts?

[154]

My parents old house had a wool closet in the basement that I would sometimes record in (including a tiny drumkit). It had a pretty interesting sound: wood paneled walls, styrofoam ceiling tiles, and the concrete basement floor. Of course, it also had about 50 sweaters hanging in there that I'd have to push aside. I think the combination of small & dead but with some diffusion is what made it cool. The sound would bounce around a bit and then quickly die. It was pretty musical, as opposed to a bathroom or hallway. It also sounded better than the fully-deadened spaces I would sometimes attempt.

A DIY diffuser panel project might be kind of cool: