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PG's Jason Shadrick is on location in Steve Vai's backyard inside his personal recording studio dubbed the Harmony Hut. In this segment, we get to check out all the gear, speakers, EQ devices, and rackmount gear guitarist Steve Vai used to record his newest album -- The Story of Light.

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gibstrat on 08/31/2012	did steve design those glasses too? are they prescription? i just started wearing glasses, where can i get them
Craig on 08/20/2012	An absolutely exceptional interview. I needed to watch it twice just to let it sink in. Steve's a class act.
Mr. Wankfingers on 08/18/2012	I prefer my NS-10s in a vertical configuration. I also like the originals over the NS10Ms that appeared later, but hey that's just me. What tubetwang fails to also realize is that all music goes to .mp3s and crappy headphones so those little Yamaha's are invaluable.
bc200bc on 08/18/2012	It doesn't help when you like things of your heroes but don't have enough money to utilise some ideas into your equipment/setup, still I find this article very helpful to what I can do in the future =) Vai has officially helped in my journey as a guitarist.
Spanky on 08/13/2012	He can be WAY out there sometimes, but it is great to see a player who can speak end to end and understand each component. Not many can do that (including me). I always like most people who have the balls to challenge the norm. Too many people just float down river with all the other followers.
Rob on 08/11/2012	@tubetwang: The NS-10 monitors are some of the most iconic monitors in the industry. Look at any pic of the most expensive studios in the world and you're bound to find those classics sitting horizontally somewhere. Any true engineer has a set laying around somewhere. Listen to anything you've ever recorded on a different monitor, then play it back through a NS-10 and prepare to blush...
WolfgangVonO tto on 08/10/2012	Been wanting this interview for a long time. So very excellent, wish it was about an hour longer.
tubetwang on 08/09/2012	what i find amazing is all that gear goes to Yamaha monitors...
Y2K on 08/09/2012	So cool... I could spend the rest of my life inside the Harmony Hut!
alex on 08/09/2012	steve, it's not input jack, it's output jack.

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