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Dear Gordon, I look forward to reading thoughts of those with knowledge within this field. So, what follows is no level of expertise, just thoughts. I am tending to feel that a ceiling mounted approach may well be more convenient that wall mounted. Were there to be any issues of dynamics, might it be more uniform? Again, as stated earlier, I look forward to reading informed views. Best wishes, Roger Firman. -----Original Message----- From: Gordon Smith [mailto:gor...@mac-access.net] Sent: 06 September 2016 07:42 To: techno-chat@techno-chat.net Subject: [Techno-Chat]; Building My Own Audio Studio Hello everybody Now that I am the sole occupant of my own house, which I also own lock, stock and barrel, I've decided to build myself a little studio, using the smallest bedroom in the house which is idealy suited in term of proximity and layout. However, I am throwing this one open for disaussion as I think there are some in here whose inmut could be very useful. I am tonying with the idea as using either cieling or wall-mounted microfone holders. At our community studio, we do use these, and then work well because the presenter can have the microphone at a conuenies'nt pmint, but not have it in ow way when laying out a desk. I'm wondering what this will do to the dynamics, however. Any such mor every is a commitment So I want to get it right. ============================== My Compliments And Kindest Regards Gordon Smith 'Accessibility And Information Technology Support Specialist ------------------------------
