Professional Guitarist's Tiny Home Studio

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Free resources, lessons, Helix presets, & contact info - www.AlexPriceMusician.com
I moved out of my old studio and into a new house back in August. Before I tore everything down and packed it up, I filmed a quick tour of the place that I basically existed for 4 years of my life. I moved in just at the start of Covid after disembarking from my final cruise ship gig. The ship was in the South China Sea while everything was beginning to shut down and I ended up flying home from Australia. I set up shop in this little 13' x 13' dining room and over the next few years really got it dialed in to maximize the space. Here's what my first proper home studio was in its final form.
Gear:
Studio chair for guitarists (arms fold up) - amzn.to/47UmjOB
Shure SM57 - bit.ly/3Qmf09F
Sennheiser MD421 - bit.ly/Sennheiser-MD421
Shure SM7 - bit.ly/3AhVnYJ
Beyer Dynamic M88 - bit.ly/3t0CZ5j
Pinstripe DI boxes - pinstripepedals.com/
Pedal shelves (also buy supports) - amzn.to/3R68Agb
Heritage RAM monitor controller - bit.ly/HeritageRAM
Beyerdynamic Headphones - bit.ly/3mc5byP
Antelope Orion interface - bit.ly/3HMbdh5
Rupert Neve 511 preamps - amzn.to/3RrjPBq
Focusrite ISA preamps - bit.ly/3FZbtIW
Focusrite Scarlett (my old interface) - bit.ly/3ucIFpH
Blackmagic ATEM mini - amzn.to/3GsPJXG
Lumix G85 camera - amzn.to/480pCmN
JBL LSR305 monitors - amzn.to/3R7xWu1
Rupert Neve headphone amp - bit.ly/3tGsCmM
▶️ Highlights
0:00 - Overview
1:29 - Studio Tour
4:15 - Mic & Pedal Storage
4:45 - Interface, Preamps, & other recording gear
7:49 - Guitars
8:50 - Violins & other strings
9:30 - Skype lesson / webcam setup
14:05 - Empty room
14:35 - My New Studio
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👨🏻‍💻 Store (Albums, Presets, IRs, etc.) - www.AlexPriceMusician.com/store
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🎹 My Favorite Gear - amzn.com/shop/AlexanderPriceMusic :
| Pedals I Can’t Live Without - amzn.to/2W58t9e
| Strings & Picks - amzn.to/35un2qc
| Essentials for Your Music Studio - amzn.to/2Yz9qIB
| Essentials for Your Guitar Case - amzn.to/2W6MyPj
| Pedalboard Building Supplies - amzn.to/2KYdMB1
| Camera Equipment - amzn.to/2Yz97xG
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🎛 Line 6 Helix / HX Stomp presets - www.AlexPriceMusician.com/helix
Use the coupon code TAKE5 to get $5 off any order over $25.
The presets I offer for download are the same presets that I personally use live. I've developed them over the course of hundreds of hours at home on my studio monitors and in empty venues testing them out on different professional sound systems. They've been developed and further refined throughout the 1,000+ shows I've played with my Helix unit and I know that they'll perform reliably for you on whatever device and amplification system you are using. Please explore all of the packages I have to offer and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!
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🎥 Playlists:
| Building a Pro Pedal Board from Start to Finish - bit.ly/3c59fsp
| Favorite Pedals & How I Use Them - bit.ly/2X8PFpv
| Lessons - bit.ly/2L0ysZk
| Free Line 6 Helix Presets - bit.ly/3fk6ANA
| Gear Demos - bit.ly/3b1B5V9
| Jazz Guitar - bit.ly/2A0a4Vt
| Solo Guitar - bit.ly/2z5yTPj
| Gear for the Contemporary Violinist - bit.ly/2L00Af9
| Ambient Compositions - bit.ly/3df9Zvq
| The Inner Urge (my band) - bit.ly/3dfPyhR
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| FaceBook - / alexpricemusician
| Instagram - / alexpricemusician
| SoundCloud - / alexpricemusician
| Twitter - / alexprice_music
🎧 And my other projects:
| The Inner Urge - / innerurgeband
| Resolute Vibration - / resolutevibration
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📫 Contact - AlexPriceMusician.com/contact

Пікірлер: 24

  • @darylching
    @darylching5 ай бұрын

    I’m impressed by how organized your space is especially with the amount of gear you have. I have tried but no, can’t do it.

  • @galelongputt
    @galelongputt7 ай бұрын

    Thank you for the tour. I was wondering where you have been. I am almost done with my home studio and got some good ideas from you. Helix still rocks. I just added 2 Powercab 112 plus' to the mix. ✌️

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    6 ай бұрын

    That sounds like an awesome rig 🤘🏼

  • @ChrisChiappini
    @ChrisChiappini6 ай бұрын

    Awesome! Great video!

  • @JonnyUntchMusic
    @JonnyUntchMusic7 ай бұрын

    I've missed your videos, keep em coming!

  • @ManleyWalker
    @ManleyWalker7 ай бұрын

    The new space looks really promising, Alex. I'm sure you'll do it justice. Looking forward to the next tour 😄

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    Nice to hear from you Manley! All that’s left to do for now is to build some diffusers, hang my panels that absorb sound, and stuff the corner shelves with insulation. The shelves are nice, but they’re also perfectly made bass traps so all I have to do is stuff them and put a cover over.

  • @jimamsden
    @jimamsden7 ай бұрын

    Re: the mic wall: dust, smoke, etc. can collect on condenser mics if left out in the room. You might consider covering them when not in use.

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes, very important. I used plastic ziplock bags. I probably won’t do the mic wall again though in the new place since I have more storage.

  • @markchristopher4165
    @markchristopher41657 ай бұрын

    Nice ideas to maximize that space. A brief Jesse Griffith sighting, too

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    How do you know Jesse? He lives out in LA now

  • @markchristopher4165

    @markchristopher4165

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AlexPriceMusician He and I have gigged together a number of times, mostly doing theater gigs in the Lancaster area. Great player.

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    @@markchristopher4165Oh sweet. I actually grew up nearby in Reading and was doing a lot of pit orchestra gigs maybe 6-8 years ago before I moved towards Pittsburgh. Jesse and my band and I are playing at Tellus360 on December 22nd.

  • @markchristopher4165

    @markchristopher4165

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AlexPriceMusician Nice! I'll definitely try to be at the Tellus gig and say hello

  • @tobiasjansen9117
    @tobiasjansen91177 ай бұрын

    Really nice gear. Curious why you have such expensive preamps but cheap speakers.

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    I’m not a mix engineer, so it’s not a priority. And also I was waiting until I moved into a more permanent room to invest in better monitors. The space you’re in is really important to selecting the right set

  • @knoxtucker6940
    @knoxtucker69407 ай бұрын

    so im getting into playing the electric guitar and i just found you on my feed so i thought i might ask. i am a huge john mayer fan and i really like his sound (kind of like a blues and rock) what amp and pedals do you recommend? i have a fender strat and pretty curious! thanks !

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    A Fender Tweed-style amp like the Blues Deluxe is a great place to start. A Fender black panel amp like a Deluxe or Princeton is good too and would have a cleaner, chimey sort of sound as opposed to the bluesy-er Tweed amp. For overdrive, maybe a blues breaker pedal like the Morning Glory, a tubescreamer, maybe a Dumble Overdrive Special type of pedal like The Dude from J Rockett.

  • @knoxtucker6940

    @knoxtucker6940

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AlexPriceMusician thanks so much! cant wait to see more of your content

  • @TA-kx5jm
    @TA-kx5jm7 ай бұрын

    Thanks. Would you say the amp stand makes a difference when just at home practicing?

  • @AlexPriceMusician

    @AlexPriceMusician

    7 ай бұрын

    Most of my reason for owning an amp stand comes from people telling me I was way too loud at a jam when I could hardly hear myself. Haven’t had that problem since I started making sure the amp speaker is actually pointed at me. I think it sounds better that way too. At home, maybe it’s less important. Just find a way to get the amp up higher so your ears are in direct range and you’re not hearing mostly room reflections. On top of a chair, a desk, another amp, etc. Or if you’d rather have the amp on the floor, find a way to tilt it back. I have a set of Fender tilt back legs I added to my Blues Deluxe for that reason.

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