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Posted by aNYthing on Nov-29-2013 23:03:

Well, moved some shit around, sold some shit, this is the latest rig:





Not pictured Fireface UFX, Oberheim Matrix 1000, Maschine MK2 (replaced old one), Edirol UM-880, Novation Xio


Posted by DJ RANN on Nov-30-2013 00:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Raphie
Things can move fast, found a cheaper dealer today and cabling is ordered
Whole chain will vandamme Blue starting next wednesday


Fucking sweet. You literally could not have a better signal setup and unless you need different lengths, you'll never have to buy new cables again. I must admit, I'm kinda jeolous; I used to work for them and my setup isn't 100% pure Van Damme.


Posted by Raphie on Nov-30-2013 02:35:

All terminated with neutrik black gold, custom labelled and resin coated soldering.
Was still an arm and leg, but it's the icing on the cake.


Posted by evo8 on Nov-30-2013 19:23:

quote:
Originally posted by aNYthing
Well, moved some shit around, sold some shit, this is the latest rig:



Not pictured Fireface UFX, Oberheim Matrix 1000, Maschine MK2 (replaced old one), Edirol UM-880, Novation Xio


jaaaaysusssss, slut alert!! very jealous looking at that setup, wow - im gassing hard for an indigo (again)


Posted by Looney4Clooney on Dec-01-2013 08:52:




guitar and bass stuff

p bass
tele
custom tele
gibson sg
custom Audet
Mesa boogie and orange pres
mark genz benz and TC bass pres

next is my mic collection and I suppose my collection of stolen scores from the school i never went to apparently. I felt that the reference scores were better served at home.

And then a video of me dancing. If i can get this keying thing down.


Posted by cryophonik on Dec-02-2013 18:45:

quote:
Originally posted by aNYthing



Nice! What's that little black controller right behind your Mac keyboard?


Posted by SystematicX1 on Dec-02-2013 18:56:

quote:
Originally posted by aNYthing
Well, moved some shit around, sold some shit, this is the latest rig:





Not pictured Fireface UFX, Oberheim Matrix 1000, Maschine MK2 (replaced old one), Edirol UM-880, Novation Xio



Ah a Roland 106...my very first synth ever. I loved that board


Posted by Raphie on Dec-02-2013 19:17:

Nice collection all together


Posted by UrbanNinja on Dec-02-2013 20:02:

Very sexy collection you have there brother.


Posted by Raphie on Dec-21-2013 16:07:

Small update, pics will follow

Installed the vandamme snakes, ordered an AES/EBU as well abd the remaning babtam tt cables. So everything in the mastering and recording chain is now vsndamme

Purchased 2 new DBX160a's fir kick & snare duties
Installed the tascam DA3000 DSD Recorder
And installed the APHEX Project Channel
Installed Cubase 7.5 and created a template for the news setup, syncing to the Cirklon via the Innnerclock
I'm done now, the studio is finished
New album appearing on beatport and all major stores next week, Spotify the week after.


Posted by DJ RANN on Dec-21-2013 18:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Looney4Clooney


Nice! You don't see many of the Tiny Terror's - they are fucking great, especially for the money.

How do you like the Genz Benz? I've always been interested in hearing one.

Why type of dancing? Hardstyle, Latin or Jazz? (Please say fusion of all three).


Posted by Raphie on Dec-23-2013 14:42:

ok, here we go:

all new:
SPL M/S Master
TASCAM DA-3000
2x DBX 160a
Aphex Project Channel
VanDamme bantam tt patchcables
VanDamme Blue snakes








Posted by Zak McKracken on Dec-26-2013 16:11:

awesome cables. totaly not worth it though, especially in the production setup as you can modify the sound as you like to "fix" whatever shit your cables make. only the monitoring chain needs good cables


Posted by Raphie on Dec-26-2013 17:30:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
awesome cables. totaly not worth it though, especially in the production setup as you can modify the sound as you like to "fix" whatever shit your cables make. only the monitoring chain needs good cables

I'm not going there, you can google my speaker cable if you like: Audioquest K2...


Posted by The Dark NINJA on Dec-27-2013 15:44:

Cables won't make a difference?


Posted by Raphie on Dec-27-2013 17:09:

quote:
Originally posted by The Dark NINJA
Cables won't make a difference?
That's what some think, I beg to differ.


Posted by DJ RANN on Dec-27-2013 19:28:

I beg to differ in the strongest possible terms.

That is a fucking sweet setup Raphie - seeing the blue studio grade totally takes me back a few years. If you get a chance, unscrew say one of the connectors and look at the craftsmanship on solder. It really is a thing to behold.

What most people don't realize is that when you're using class-a equipment and have very serious outboard all patched up, small factors become a big deal, cables one of those. I tried a 15 foot run balanced no name cable just to patch to my living room hifi and the difference between that and my Van Damme was instantly noticeable (and my hifi isn't even anything special).

Sure, there's no point buying good cables when you've got a consumer soundcard, entry level monitors and are making dubstep, but when all other things are equal, you have to be a dumbass not to invest.

Even for my DJ setup - I've got the best decks, the best needles and I'm using one of the best DJ mixers ever made, going to fairly decent monitors. Even that warrants spending on good cables.


Posted by Zak McKracken on Dec-28-2013 16:03:

as i tried to point out is that cables is important in the monitoring chain, but not the instrument and efex chains as these are modified to your liking anyway.


Posted by Raphie on Dec-28-2013 16:18:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
as i tried to point out is that cables is important in the monitoring chain, but not the instrument and efex chains as these are modified to your liking anyway.
You ca't modify what you can't hear


Posted by Zak McKracken on Dec-28-2013 16:34:

yes thats exactly what we do in the production state. does your instrument lack a little treble? add some eq. thats my point entirely. the creative part does not need fancy gear, only high creativity and great monitoring. the listener on the other hand needs exceptional gear to be able to recreate what the artist had in mind. i know cables are important but not in all chains. you could have bought another synth instead and this tells me you really dont know what youre doing - almost on the level of jaun paulino. unless you, infact only work with post production. then i get it....


Posted by Raphie on Dec-28-2013 17:58:

Ok i'll bite:

My instrument cables are all AVID Digidesign Digisnakes, they are pretty much best price performance in db25 multicore cabling, not the best, but no HOSA either.

I can hear the difference between those and my Vandammes, which I use on my mastering chain, my summing signal path and my patchpanel (setting up tne chain)

IMHO, choosing instruments, or choosing sound transport are 2 different discussion. One is around sound design, the other is about accuracy. I hope you understand the difference?

Now, if you do, you can then argue if one is better of with investing more in signal path, or more sources? I cannot answer that question for you, but for me it was signal path in this stage. I don't really need more sources.

Then there is yet another dimension, which is funds and how much you want to spend on a studio. For my purpose I know have a very versatile and balanced setup. I can work both ITB or OTB or hybrid. a pristine signal path is crucial for my setup.

anyway, i have a bunch of redundant hosa, digisnakes and planet waves now on sale. If I would not be hearing a difference, I would not have replaced those.


Posted by tehlord on Dec-28-2013 18:21:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
yes thats exactly what we do in the production state. does your instrument lack a little treble? add some eq. thats my point entirely. the creative part does not need fancy gear, only high creativity and great monitoring. the listener on the other hand needs exceptional gear to be able to recreate what the artist had in mind. i know cables are important but not in all chains. you could have bought another synth instead and this tells me you really dont know what youre doing - almost on the level of jaun paulino. unless you, infact only work with post production. then i get it....


As I became older, I started to put personal pride before 'more'.

I bet that filters through to creativity on some level.

And for me, the little extras do make a difference and they do matter.


Posted by Raphie on Dec-28-2013 19:14:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
anyway back to thread.
heres where i control check my mixdowns and listen to music when my GF is sick of me:




Quite boomy i think? spare bedroom near empty converted to "listening room" but at least you got some kind of man cave. Now before debating cables, I would look into acoustics in that room if you want to improve accuracy.


Posted by The Dark NINJA on Dec-28-2013 19:21:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
almost on the level of jaun paulino. unless you, infact only work with post production. then i get it....



Everybody has been critiquing how good my mix downs are. I don't see you posting anything quiet close to credible. By the way Your speakers are way to close to the wall and in corner wtf/


Posted by DJ RANN on Dec-28-2013 22:02:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
yes thats exactly what we do in the production state. does your instrument lack a little treble? add some eq. thats my point entirely. the creative part does not need fancy gear, only high creativity and great monitoring. the listener on the other hand needs exceptional gear to be able to recreate what the artist had in mind. i know cables are important but not in all chains. you could have bought another synth instead and this tells me you really dont know what youre doing - almost on the level of jaun paulino. unless you, infact only work with post production. then i get it....


I think Raphie explained himself but this doesn't make sense.

Yes, the listener would need a great setup to hear the exact same thing as the producer but we produce to the highest standard we can, just in case.

In chains, you're only as strong as your weakest link and ultimately, that chain has to be monitored, so if you can't hear every little detail or hear more noise than your should, then you can't make accurate decisions on what you're hearing. If anything the more things in a chain, the more critical it becomes as the paths essentially get longer and there's more chance of noise to creep in.

I don't have a fully balanced power setup in my house and the difference having star quad Van Damme cables made was day and night.


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