I'm clearing out an entire room to transform it into my "Music Room"
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So I will be setting up my TD-9KX with drum amp, an X-stand with two keyboards, an acoustic and electric guitar and a desk with a PC, a mixer, monitor speakers and all the other neccessary (electric) junk to connect it.
So I was figuring out what to place where to get the best sound playing all the instruments. Preferably listening to full stereo, you should hear the sound coming at equal level from the front left and right when you're sitting behind your PC AND behind the TD-9 AND also behind the keyboards. But that seems impossible to setup.
So how do you guys and gals do this? Just use a big mono amp and turn it on loud enough so you can hear it anywhere? Or try to carefully balance the sound so that it reaches you just right? Or play with headphones on playing the instruments and only listen to a good monitor setup when making a final mix?

So I will be setting up my TD-9KX with drum amp, an X-stand with two keyboards, an acoustic and electric guitar and a desk with a PC, a mixer, monitor speakers and all the other neccessary (electric) junk to connect it.
So I was figuring out what to place where to get the best sound playing all the instruments. Preferably listening to full stereo, you should hear the sound coming at equal level from the front left and right when you're sitting behind your PC AND behind the TD-9 AND also behind the keyboards. But that seems impossible to setup.
So how do you guys and gals do this? Just use a big mono amp and turn it on loud enough so you can hear it anywhere? Or try to carefully balance the sound so that it reaches you just right? Or play with headphones on playing the instruments and only listen to a good monitor setup when making a final mix?
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