Awesome Interview, It was great working with you last year Wade. \m/

Very informative with technical description. Studio looks great. I think you excel in this field. Not everyone can be a good engineer especially with Doby Atmos. Rock on!

Brilliantly done! Cleveland's first and only Dolby Atmos.

Thanks for remembering the great rundown Gavin! Awesome studio.

@haverstickdesigns

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate you watching!

Mixedlogic 24, man that's a memory I owned the only one in Australia and the motorised faders never calibrated properly. I always had to use it with the motors off which defeated the whole purpose 😂

@haverstickdesigns

3 ай бұрын

How (in)convenient! 😂

Nice Studio! I am doing a similar setup in my studio right now (mounting the atmos speakers on trusses) - not that i have set up all the speakers i realised that the trusses are reasonating quite a bit - when the playback is quite loud and I stop the music it sounds a little bit like a short spring echo. have you experienced sthg like that and how do you deal with it? regards from vienna/austria peter

@haverstickdesigns

3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching the video and for the comment! If the truss is resonating like that, there are two ways to improve it: 1. fill the truss with expanding foam or sand. 2. Cover the metal surface with something that could damp the vibrations - i.e. mass loaded vinyl. Decoupling the speakers from the truss would help as well. Iso Acoustics has the V120 mount that works well for this.

@PaulWilliams0

3 ай бұрын

17:26 might be the answer to your resonance issue.

@beydapiper6718

3 ай бұрын

thank you for your advice! i am going to fill my truss with sand first hope i won't get to heavy. currently i am on a neumann 7.1.4 setup and they have all kind of handy mounts for trusses but no decoupled ones unfortunately - @@haverstickdesigns

@haverstickdesigns

3 ай бұрын

@@beydapiper6718 It will probably get VERY heavy when you fill it. If you could do a spray foam insulation, that would be lighter and still solve the problem.

@haverstickdesigns

3 ай бұрын

@@PaulWilliams0 Yes - that helps a lot to decouple the speakers at the source.

Sorry, apart from the Atmos area rest the space doesn’t look neat and inspirational to me. No offense intended. I just can’t see myself being creative in a space that’s disorderly