| Do you allow smoking in your studio? [message #338208] |
Thu, 01 May 2008 12:08  |
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 Garrett H
Messages: 221
Registered: December 2004
Location: Pittsburgh, PA |
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| SMOKING in the Studio?[ 9 vote(s) ] |
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| 1. | Inside a dedicated lounge |  2 / 22% | | 2. | Yes, anywhere in building | 0 / 0% | | 3. | Nowhere in building - outside only! | 7 / 78% |
If your studio is a home studio, I don't know if this applies. I'm looking at commercial spaces or dedicated commercial spaces in a home (e.g. add-on, basement, or other 100% studio space that is used by paid clients).
I had some clients give me grief because I refuse to let them smoke in my building. I wouldn't budge. For the health of my lungs and my gear, no smoking inside the building. What do you permit?
Treelady Studios, Pittsburgh, PA
http://www.treelady.com
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| Re: Do you allow smoking in your studio? [message #339150 is a reply to message #338208 ] |
Mon, 05 May 2008 15:14  |
woodymq
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Registered: October 2005
Location: Cambridge, MA |
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Worked at a commercial studio outside of Boston for a few years. Before the whole anti-smoking thing was hip, the owners absolutely, positively banned smoking from the control room because it mucked up the gear.
They got a Big-Name Producer in for a few days. Because they felt they couldn't tell Big-Name Producer what to do, he proceeded to smoke cigars and let his ashes fall all over the SSL. Three repaired channel strips later, I think they learned not to change the rule for anyone.
Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am large, I contain multitudes.)
--Walt Whitman
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