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recording studio
does anyone know where i can get mock or working recording studio equipement i am trying to add a couple to my city
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ah so many things all im doing is i have a record shop and top floor i was going to make into recording booths for people to do mock records if you understand what i mean we have two regions made into a huge city and want to make it interesting and fun to come to for things to do
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I've been gathering all the full permed stuff from around opensim pertaining to music that I can find and copy, so feel free to check it at... grid.metaversedepot.com:8002:OSWRS .... and if you know of music stuff that you don't see there lemme know. The building that looks like a radio station in one of the corners of region has some mixing boards as well as the warehouse looking building on the edge of region. I would use "area search" to find stuff like "record", "mixer", "board" and so on to find it quicker. :)
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Kind of depends on what kind of recording studio you want. Instruments are fairly easy to get. A decent mixing desk, well, not so easy, also because they're generally all way out-of-scale with distorted proportions. I've "repaired" one so far and put it in a store, but I'd like to get another one done before I'd recommend the shop here.
If you're looking for a modern, computer-based recording setup, a good start may be to take Oni Kenkon's DJ stations and pick them apart for speakers, rack units etc. You can find both in Oni's store at Wright Plaza. But be careful with the many prims that make up the screens. I've gotten my screens somewhere else; I have to check from where.
If you're looking for a classic, analogue recording setup, you're out of luck. I've yet to see a studio-grade multi-track tape machine anywhere. And a stereo tape machine (I have a Revox PR99, and I've seen a B77 or A77 somewhere) won't be useful except for weird effects, tape loops or mastering.
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If you're looking for a modern, computer-based recording setup, a good start may be to take Oni Kenkon's DJ stations and pick them apart for speakers, rack units etc. You can find both in Oni's store at Wright Plaza. But be careful with the many prims that make up the screens. I've gotten my screens somewhere else; I have to check from where.
If you're looking for a classic, analogue recording setup, you're out of luck. I've yet to see a studio-grade multi-track tape machine anywhere. And a stereo tape machine (I have a Revox PR99, and I've seen a B77 or A77 somewhere) won't be useful except for weird effects, tape loops or mastering.