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This is really helpful to me right now. I’m finishing up a large home recording studio and I’m looking for better ways than Velcro and zip ties to help dress wi
by tibbon 4y ago
This is really helpful to me right now. I’m finishing up a large home recording studio and I’m looking for better ways than Velcro and zip ties to help dress wiring
- brudgers 4y agoI wonder how easy it is unlace cable when something breaks or gets replaced or new hardware gets added or a musician changes their mind or has an idea that requires a novel signal chain.
- tibbon 4y agoEverything is running to a large patchbay that helps with this, but your concern is entirely valid
- bluGill 4y agoMost studios are moving to digital. A ethernet stagebox (normally Dante, but there are other options) where each performer is, connect to your network. Just run an ethernet jack and power to various locations where you might want something and plug in what you want. You can get in-wall versions of the above to use in places where you will always have a lot of stuff connected. You still have the mic cables on the floor, but they are going to be there all the time and the ones that change most often.