New State, New Studio - YHRS Vlog - July 2024

In this episode we'll take a look at my current studio, and a look at my soon-to-be studio. Let's take a quick look around both home recording studios!
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:34 Current studio tour
07:52 - Field trip!
08:33 - Future studio tour

[@shannonpeyton9354]

That looks awesome man!!! The excitement must be off the charts! Love the junior mints btw! Man after my own heart.

[@BadHorsie2]

Good to hear from you. Glad everything‘s going all right small town living is all right. I enjoy where I live here in Texas.

[@YHRS]

Hey thanks! I think that I'm coming to the realization that I was made for small-town living. This has been a very happy time in my life!

[@tadmorta]

Good to hear from you! I am also happy and excited for the new house! Seems great, you are living the dream! Please keep us updated whenever you can

[@YHRS]

Thanks! We're so happy to be doing this, although we're ready for it to be completed already. Patience is proving to be one of the hardest parts of the process!

[@sharpphilip]

I laughed at loud during the field trip reveal. You know, I moved from Colorado to Tulsa. I’m happy to be here. I like it. Enjoy this part of the world! Looking forward to seeing how things develop. :)

[@YHRS]

Oh nice, I grew up near Tulsa. It's a great area. I'm hoping to have good progress to show on the house build before too long. Cheers, and I hope you're staying cool this summer!

[@tunairaiol]

Great to see you are still around, man. Good luck in your new home!

[@YHRS]

Hey thanks, I'm looking forward to having it all done!

[@GL64]

Wow that's gonna be great when it's all done!!!!

[@YHRS]

We're looking forward to it so much, I wish I could snap my fingers and have it all done already! *snap* Nope, still didn't work :D

[@christianutter5383]

I agree, a Marshall full stack is part of a complete survival kit.

[@YHRS]

Definitely! They're just so light and portable :D

[@deesoundrecordingstudio9739]

Nice, keep them updates rolling

[@YHRS]

Thanks, I'm hoping that we see more progress soon, so hopefully I'll have more updates before too long!

[@JDODify]

Haha, I would love a room as big as that!

[@YHRS]

I'm looking forward to it sooooo much! Did you ever get that loft conversion going for a drum room?

[@JDODify]

@@YHRS we’ve got the plans done by the architect and we’re hoping to start next year

[@YHRS]

@@JDODify Hey that's great, I hope you get a great play area out of the modifications!

[@JDODify]

@@YHRS I should get my construction drawings back in the next few days - start planning my space - I hope to at least have space for a E-kit in there.

[@kevinsavage7322]

fantastic. Good luck with the house move and build. I am looking forward to more studio set up details and generally how to start from the very beginning. I have a spare room and its small. Office/studio desk/ wardrobe room. Any advice on what is needed to create at the beginning - Note: I have a fostex XR-5 cassette multi recorder and speakers and computer and audio interface.

[@YHRS]

Hey that's great, a new space is always exciting and full of new challenges! The thing I struggle with the most in a new space is simply "going for it" and making music instead of waiting until I get the next upgrade or improvement in place. I think that I've actually created my best (or at least favorite) music when working within constraints and limitations. So I'd say go for it, start creating, and learn as you go!

[@kevinsavage7322]

@@YHRS thanks very much ....... What Daw do you suggest for a beginner ?

[@YHRS]

@@kevinsavage7322 I'd suggest downloading demos for a few and mess around with them. There are so many to choose from, and they each have their own unique way of doing things. What types of things are you planning on recording? MIDI instruments, loops, live instruments, full bands? That might help narrow down the options, although there's hardly a bad choice out there.

[@raycochrane3971]

No peach trees!

[@YHRS]

Indeed! It looks like we're going to be left to our own horticulture skills to grow the mandatory country peach trees.

[@justsomeguy1074]

Hope it doesn't flood in there!

[@YHRS]

With all of the rains since they dug that hole, it has spent most of its time as a pond! We should get power out there soon, so those sump pumps should keep it dry after that. I was considering stocking it with fish there for a while :D