Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts

Oct 24, 2014

New Stuff #2 - Virtual friend for my Doctor

My trusty Dr. Z Maz 18 got a new virtual friend for home recordings. Everything is nice and dandy on the honeymoon period. Just as it should be. We'll just have to see if it can stand the test of time.

Meet the Doctor

If you happen to be looking for a guitar solution for the home studio or if you are just curious, have a look at my Live gear and the not so mysterious virtual friend. Welcome!
 

Sep 5, 2014

Home Studio Improvement - New Sheriff in Town

Finally, after a few more heat strokes from my old work horse, I got a new laptop for my studio. No more sweaty palms and panic accompanied by the sweet scent of electric burn. No need for the usual questions. When was my last backup run? Did I remember to save? Will it start again? Where's Matlock?

Now there's a new Sheriff in town. ASUS N750J taking control and asking no questions. A huge improvement, not only in reliability, but in performance also. But it wasn't all that easy. When it came to moving my studio software and audio interface, what started as a simple task, transformed into a vortex of licensing procedures sucking the life out of me.



Aug 15, 2014

Portable home studio - Now available at your location

Home is where your studio is. And in these modern times of science and technical wonders, that can be anywhere.

A good friend of mine; avid cyclist,  beer enthusiast in principle and a visionary with a low wind resistance, first introduced me to the idea of a transportable mixing studio, while he was lugging around his own rucksack full of electronics. I thank thee my friend.

Aug 8, 2014

Introduction – The Man, The Gear, The Challenge


Time for the first post for my blog. Time for introductions. Time to face the challenge.


Frontal Lobe Studio was founded on a hot summer night. Sweating in the heat, while basking in the midnight glow of my studio laptop, I decided to do something. Do some blogging. Here’s a little story about me, my studio(gear) and the motivation for this blog.