This thread will be my documentation of the entire build of my new production desk complete with pictures and explanation of every step of the way as well as measurements and materials list. I will be building a prototype out of materials that I have to remove from the studio during the remodel. I'm removing a set of cabinets that run across the entire back wall of my studio building (19 1/2 feet long by 3 feet tall and 2 feet deep). These are the materials I'll be using to build the prototype out of. Suggestions are welcome. If anyone has any ideas about how they would do it differently, I'd like to hear about it. If anyone wants to build one their self and can't quite find the proper design that will work well for them, here's your chance to see something new and won't cause early reflections off the desktop. Complete with 2 racks that are isolated from the main desk that also double as speaker stands with isolation pads on top of each for the monitors. 1 on each side of the desk itself. The desktop shape itself forces the 60 degree width of stereo field forming the equalateral triangle relative to the optimal listening position. Let me know what you think as this journey unfolds.

If you want to share a link to a new release or anything else music related, please post it in this thread. Thanks!

I took me a while to find this info but I got there and it was so so satisfying. So… Does anyone know what the “NT” on Rode mics actually means? I do. It comes from the fact that when they first modified their mics, they flew out that quickly, they were compared to a rat up a drainpipe. Giving the now known Rode mics the name “Rodent - 1”, which was later compressed down to Rode NT. Gotta love an Aussie. Brilliant isn’t it?

When mixing a song how do you know which instruments to add reverb to? Is there some kinda guide on what works best?

After todays SyncFest, I am looking at the music in TV Shows and Movies A LOT DIFFERENTLY🎼🎶🎵🎹🧐🎥📺🎞️📽️! Lol