Welcome to my winter-project: Studio Scrap’n’Sound! In a series of articles, I’ll describe some basic methods of building a home studio on a budget.

I’m Fredrik Lundström, a software designer since 25+ years. I’ve been an on-and-off hobby photographer and musician.

I’ve recently decided to build a small hobby recording studio at home, and figured that there are more people out there that could benefit from my findings.

In my first article, I try to summarize the best knowledge on acoustic treatment for hobby studios. In the second article, I unlock the secrets on expanding the Roland TD-11 entry-level electronic drum kit. In my third article, I describe how to add a cowbell – for free – to the TD-11! I also show how to add more toms and cymbals pads than there are inputs, by creating a drum splitter cable.

• Why the Words in Your Project Management Tool Matter More Than You Think
• The 10 Most Common Myths About Agile Software Development (And What’s Actually True)
• The 10 Most Common Myths About Scrum (And Why They Hold Teams Back)
• Is music the ultimate agile method
• Why Modelithe doesn’t use per-seat pricing

Happy Playing!

Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated in any way to any company mentioned here, with the exception of:

As another side-project, I’m investigating a new alternative to Jira, as well, trying to see if Modelithe can be used as a simple issue tracker