I have to respectfully disagree. Used correctly I've found them to be incredibly useful for reducing reverb, flutter echos and early reflections for both listening and recording. A big bottom line is you need to get the appropriate tiles (Not just any foam will do), and you need to put up enough of them in the right places to make a difference for the application you seek. In terms of room resonance corrections, they make some improvement but are most effective when combined with thicker panels (eg: in the corners) and corrective eq/calibration of the monitoring system. One thing these panels won't do is soundproof: It's more about controlling how the sound develops in the room rather than how it gets in and out of it. Hope that helps.

Cheers! I actually got my slide out yesterday for the first time in ages on acoustic and had a really inspired session so hopefully I can record/upload some more Justin Johnson inspired jams soon :)

Cheers :) Saves the potential wall damage!

Ah cheers! And re side effects, thankfully no. Because I've always been in rented places before I've never been able to stick on the walls directly so I've had to be creative. I've heard it can be very difficult cleaning off stuck on wall tiles though.

Not yet, but it's not finished yet so still deciding. At the moment it's just "The Home Studio" XD

@JabunAudio hokay

Yup! The AVT50X to be specific. I think the X is just aesthetic though :) I really like it! Great and flexible Marshall tone for price vs size/weight

Black eyes nose bleeds!!!!

Lol! Another classic :D

Lol XD Indeed it does! Many thanks :D

Thanks so much! For a moment I read that as "we need to SEE Maiden again" to which I was thinking, dude, we have tickets :D WE really do need to Maiden again though :)

@JabunAudio yee

Thanks so much! That's not a compliment I usually get XD

Ah thanks so much! I must admit, I've been a bit lax on my slide lately, especially in Open G tuning, but I've been meaning to get back to it :)

It sure is :D Cheers!

Thanks so much!

Ah thanks! Yeah, I really need to get a crimping tool at some point. They're handy things to have around :) Good shout!

It does! There's surprising a lot of empty space...

Ah hi Mihai! Thanks so much! Hope things are all well on your end. It's been a while XD

Thanks Pa :D

Thanks so much :)

Thanks so much Sheila! Hope all's well on your end and Happy New Year!

Thankee good sir!

Cheers CD and hoping for a good and happy 2025 for you too :D

Thanks Mon :D Have some oats!

Thanks so much and Happy New Year to you too :D

Thanks so much WB. We need to do some more work together soon (when the studio's ready :D)

Hehe, it's very fun and satisfying indeed XD Cheers!

Thanks again :)

Thanks so much! I really do think the Volca Modular and NTS-1 are a dream team when it comes to this kind of music :) I released an EP - "Jabun - June22 EP" which is 2 live performances with the same setup. I'd love to know what you think (back in 2023 on this channel) :) Happy New Year and hope you enjoy it!

Thanks so much :) Hoping to post more in the new year :)

Thanks so much! I need to get some proper videos and artwork done next :) More music to come soon!

Thanks so much CD! It's definitely a heavier record than the last but there's some calm moments to come too. Thanks so much for listening and can't wait to show you the rest of the tracks!

Thanks so much WB!

Before my time for sure but still a classic :)

Lol XD

It's a classic :)

I might as well XD

Cheers :)

It took so many takes to get that loop going perfectly (I just had to set the delay time right then play and hope for the best XD) Cheers!

It was a good time :D

@@JabunAudio Indeed! :)

Yee and thanky :D

Thanks so much! It's actually a Sterling (SB14), so thinner neck than a stingray and a slightly slanted body and no boomerang plate. Beast of a bass though! I love it!

Yees!

It really is :D

Hehe, in this case I think neatness IS the creativity! I find that a messy workflow/space distracts me. Good point on the audio vs power too. You can get away with it in certain situations but definitely need to be careful to avoid noise. (Clean) Low Voltage DC vs Audio is usually fine, but digital or AC power vs audio is more prone to noise in my experience. For the most part they're nicely separated in this case.

Cheers cbrd XD There's still a lot more cabling to lay out as I write this, but the computer side of things is done at least :)

It's evolved quite a lot since then, but there's still a way left to go before it's done :)

@@JabunAudio nice~

Oh Thanks :D I was wondering where that was! Cheers :) Where was it? Just in the CD Cabinet?

​@@JabunAudioyee, but thin case, so you probably missed it

@@TallismanRogue Aha! Thanks for finding it :)