In case you missed it, I posted two video tours of my home studio over on the blog. You can watch them here and here.

As I posted in today's post, Jon at Audio Geek Zine posted a video tour of his home studio. I wanna see your setup! Upload a video to YouTube and share the link on the blog comments section, or here on the forums. If you don't have a camcorder, snap some pictures. You can attach them to your posts here on the forum.

No setup is too humble. Let's see it!

These are great tours. I grabbed our home video cam and shot one late yesterday afternoon. I'll upload it today after work. I'm learning a lot seeing what gear folks use at home. Great stuff.

Here's my Dorm Room studio.

I don't think my roommate likes me very much.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh8w78KecPU

here you go guys, here's my ghetto setup. enjoy. the video came out darker than expected and one of the cats is in the background meowin but it'll give you the general idea.

Here's my current, very cluttered mix position! My apologies for the very LARGE and grainy picture (iPhone).

Okay, so here is my home-studio, It's in a room shared with a work table and, no, I don't saw wood in there.
So here is the list:
- iMac at 2 GHz
- M-Audio BX5A speakers
- Focusrite Saffire interface
- Small Korg pad and M-audio iControl (still works with Logic)
- Art Pro power conditionner
- Art Pro MPA II pre-amp
- An old Roland A33 midi controller and small M-Audio controller.
- Ibanez bass (don't know the model, cheap!)
- My old Norman 12-string on which I only keep 6 strings because it's so hard to play (had that guitar since 1975-6, so a long time).
- A small VOX 15 inch amp with the Burns version of Brian May's guitar
- A few mics: MXL, ATG and APEX 415, a few pedals and that big, black thing on the upper right side is my version of a portable vocal booth, made with foam-core, some foam with cotton material in front.

Of course, I keep my instruments on the right side of the image (which you don't see), so for now I have plenty of room just for myself.

Enjoy!

Nice!! I never get tired of seeing studio setups. Yours has a very "workshop" feel to it. LOVE it.

If you saw the rest, Joe, you would see that your not that far off.

I am running
FL Studio 8 (due to lack of budget)
4gb RAM on the Vista run PC
A surround sound system for monitoring
A pair of in-ear £13.99 earphones for late night monitoring.
NI's Massive.
A bunch of built in plug-ins.
ArcDev Cyclotron, by Noise Industries I think, perfect for destroying any sound.
Behringer UMA25S MIDI Keyboard/Audio Interface.
Marshall MG15CDR Guitar Amp, mainly used for recording my decks.
2x Stanton T.62 Direct Drive Vinyl Decks.
Numark DM950 DJ Mixer.
Yamaha AES420 Electric Guitar.
And some foam out of a fold out bed to shove under the sub to stop the neighbours complaining.

I challenge anyone else to get any more bugdet.

Nice!