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Made a post a month or two ago about bringing my guitar(s)/bass(es) to WVU considering the rules, but since I plan to record/practice with my headphones and not be a disturbance, I should be fine. I was hoping to live in a single at the Bennett Tower.Anyways, I got lucky and ended up with single, so I have a room for only my stuff. This works out for me as I have my own privacy to record and practice without bothering anyone and vice versa. However, I’m debating whether or not to actually do it in my dorm.
I only live 45 minutes away, and my dad only works a couple miles away from Bennett Tower anyways so it’s not like I’ll be far away from home and barely visit. I was set on recording stuff in my downtime up there and figured this would become needed in some form since I’m majoring in the Music Industry. However, based off some posts I’ve read on Reddit about bringing instruments, it might not be a good idea. I use two guitars and one bass for recording my own stuff, and use another bass for practicing/playing my band’s stuff. That ends up being a total of four instruments I would bring to my dorm. I own two guitars that are $400 Squiers, one bass that is a $700 Fender, and another bass that is a $500 Jackson.
I also use an interface and an Akai Pro MPX Midi Controller, plus throwing in pedals. They’re not extremely expensive, but very nice instruments that have had work done to them and overall just sentimental to me. Even though I am going to live in a single, I still worry about the risk of things getting stolen.If you happen to be a fellow musician that resides/has resided at the Bennett Tower, I need your help. My question is, for musicians who were/are in a similar situation as me, did you happen to bring your musical gear with you, or did you leave it at home? Has there been many reports of theft with the Bennett Towers or other WVU dorms?I figured I ended up answering my own question midway while typing this, considering I have an easy and reliable transportation system with my dad and could just plan to record on the weekends when I would come to visit. I might be too busy with homework and I also plan to get out more during my downtime at college. I could probably just bring my midi controller and some headphones with me to create ideas and what not for recording, then finish everything at home.
I could even just record everything at home and work on the mix at WVU, just needing headphones. I figure having too much stuff from home would make me distracted.Although I’m majoring in the Music Industry, and not a musical performance major necessarily, I want to jam with people up in Morgantown if the opportunity awaits. I don’t know how often I will need perhaps my own instrument for Music Industry classes (only 1/3 MI classes are not online). People have told me about the practice rooms at the CAC. Apparently it costs $90 to rent for an hour or so. That’s what I read, so I might be wrong.
Do they provide amps or instruments there, or is it basically empty and you just bring your gear? I figured maybe I could take my bass/pedalboard/amp up on some weekends whenever I find somebody who wants to jam. I also could practice in my dorm with headphones connected to my interface without using my amp so I don’t have to pay for anything if I decided to do anything up at WVU.Although I wasn’t planning this, I’m figuring it would be a more practical option and I wouldn’t risk my instruments getting stolen. If you are worried, maybe it's not such a good idea. Don't get me wrong, WVU is a great place to do stuff like what your doing, but shit can happen here just like everywhere else.
Especially in the first semester.My philosophy is, don't bring anything you don't mind not returning home with. Towers does have the old style doors, light and with manual locks.
Ive heard of theft but never anything specific.Since you live so close it may not be a bad idea to leave it behind. Wait a bit, get settled, learn about the people in your floor, talk to your RA, and then make that call.Props to you for thinking this through. It's gonna be a great year!. Since Bennett Tower has the Creative Arts Living-Learning Community, they actually have their own practice room you can use! You should also have a bunch of CAC students (ranging from music to acting to art), so I’m sure you’ll meet some people who would love to jam.I’d say if you’re in a single, you should be good. I think most thefts in the halls happen from a roommate bringing new people into the room or forgetting to lock the doors. Of course it’s not guaranteed, but it’s not likely that anything would get stolen.I’d be more worried about space with all those instruments.
I’d probably just keep one or two on hand at a time. And I agree with the other advice to not bring them right away. Honestly welcome week and those first weeks of classes can be a big change and it’ll take a little bit of time to get acclimated. Also, bringing them with you in move-in day could be risky — that day is so hectic and everyone is running around and leaving their doors unlocked because they’re going in and out so often.
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I would definitely wait.Hope that helps, and welcome to WVU!!.
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