Home recording studio with recording booths
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Posted on Aug 06, 2004 10:44 pm
BoysMum
Member Since: Apr 22, 2004
I was wondering about wiring up the booths from the 'engineering'/'recording' room. At the moment we are thinking about putting the mics and cans in the booths. But do you think we should go through the ceiling or through the walls? Or does it matter too much? Is there a better way? Pitfalls to consider?
I also want to thank you all for your help earlier this year.
Kind regards,
BoysMum
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TadpuiI am not a crook's headMember
Since: Mar 14, 2003
Aug 07, 2004 01:02 am If you go thru the walls, you can use something like this: www.zzounds.com...item--PRCWP1013
I guess you can use them through the ceiling too, but it'd be a bit hard to reach.
It looks like Pro Co makes all sorts of 1/4" and XLR wall plates. Never used them, myself, so I'm not sure of the details of using them, or any potential pitfalls. You could just probably seal the inner workings with that "Good Stuff" insulating foam that you'd use to insulate electrical switches/outlets on exterior walls of your home.
Aug 07, 2004 07:52 am Personally, I would just get a stage snake snake and run from room to room myself...
JoshmanJoShMaNMember
Since: Jun 25, 2004
Sep 13, 2004 07:52 am I agree with the stage snake, that's what im building my studio with. the wall adapter that
tadpui suggested isnt bad but you'll only get 2 channels with it. I know they come in more than that but its a lot of work to put em in. and with the snake you only have to drill one hole lol.
Sep 13, 2004 07:59 am You can make (or buy) a wall plate with as many or as few jacks as you want...
