Stuart's Insanity Studio: Design phase

Plans and things, layout, style, where do I put my near-fields etc.

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Re: Stuart's Insanity Studio: Design phase

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Congratulations Stuart. 5,000 posts is epic. 10,000 posts is eye watering.

When I logged in to the forum today for my morning dose of studio talk, I noticed this thread of yours at the top of the pile. When I started reading it I didn't notice the start date and thought you were just joking around. "This guy is the guru, so why is he talking like a noob? Is this going to be some sort of parody?"

Then it hit me. 2009. 10,001 posts. This is where it started!

10,000 posts won't come as a surprise to any regulars on this forum. Your passion for studio design and your commitment to helping people are on display here on a daily basis and have been for a long time.

Congratulations and salutations from Australia.

Chris
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Re: Stuart's Insanity Studio: Design phase

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Im certain many members such as myself really appreciate the help stuart provides,

Ive got to ask though - what happened to the studio ? was it built? are there any pics????
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Re: Stuart's Insanity Studio: Design phase

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Ive got to ask though - what happened to the studio ? was it built? are there any pics????
In the end, it never was built. For three reasons:

1) I realized that I wasn't going to get the results I was originally wanting in this sized space. It would have been pretty good, yes, but I'm too much of a perfectionist to be satisfied with "pretty good".. :)

2) I suddenly needed the space for storage, after some other things happened that I'm not going to go into....

3) My tracking / mixing / mastering business declined at the same rate that my forum participation, acoustic understanding, and studio design business grew! This is really the biggest reasons of the three. I started getting so much business designing and tuning studios for other people, that I had less and less time left for doing my own music! And I found that I really enjoy this aspect of studios (designing them) more than I enjoyed the other aspect (using them).

Maybe one day I might decide to build it anyway, more as a personal challenge to see just how good I can get it, rather than as a place where I'd mix music to make a living. It would be different from what I had planned originally, too. . . . Now, if only I could figure out what to do with all the junk seems to have accumulated in there, it might go faster! :)

It's hard to believe that it's been almost ten years since I started this thread... WOW! :shock:


- Stuart -
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