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Originally posted by clay i like it. tidy, big space, monitors in the right height and also many enough to be able to monitor the mixer, the sequencer, and the instruments simultaneously. and you have a midikeyboard with more keys than most, my bet is with this setup you can get a lot of creativity down into your projects effectively. i like it. i guess you work with headphones only as there are no monitors there, you might want to invest in some speakers and a soundcard, you seem to have space for it, other that that; perfect.

Thanks!

Thing is I mainly produce ambient music so I am not really sure how much monitor speakers would help. I usually produce my tracks with my Sennheiser 280s. Towards the end after I get all the levels worked out I listen to the track with some non monitor headphones (Sennheiser PC 360).

I have a 24 bit/192khz internal sound card that has ASIO drivers but I have been considering getting something external so I don't have to switch between ASIO drivers to record my TB-3 and hear sound in Reaper.

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Originally posted by evo8 this is a nice setup, you monitors look far apart but im assuming its cos of the photo

they're about 1.8m apart, a little further than I'd have ideally liked because of the triple screen setup.

Got a couple new toys, Yahoo!

Can't wait for the Bass Station 2 to arrive, already bought an unbalanced mogami cable for it

Its "secret development"

Not really part of my "home studio" but my field recording equipment just came in.

Stereo pair of Rode NT5 cardioid microphones with "Dead Kitten" wind screens.
Gator Frameworks Tripod Mic Stand w/Boom
K&M Adjustable Stereo Mic Bar
Tascam DR-100MKII Recorder

Not the best setup in the world but it will do for now!

What are you going to be recording with the field setup?

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Originally posted by cryophonik What are you going to be recording with the field setup?

I plan on using these in various stereo pair setups to add a "spacial" feeling to my ambient/downtempo stuff. As for what I will actually record, pretty much anything and everything and sometimes even borderline silence. I want to capture the sound like you were actually there, so most of the time I am looking at the overall sound instead of something specific.

I have a few trips planned to different places soon, in a few weeks I am going to a beach near here very early in the morning. Next trip is out to some land my family owns in a very rural part of Texas. About a month after that I will be traveling around Germany / Italy but I am not looking for any sounds in particular, generally speaking if it sounds interesting I will record it!

Also I got both the Cardioid and the Omni capsules for my NT5. I think I may need a bigger stereo bar for AB though, lol.

EDIT:

From what I have read, ORTF/Cardioid and AB/Omni are the best configurations for recording "atmosphere" like you where there, I will most likely just go with ORTF/Cardiod because I don't want to carry two microphone stands to place them far enough appart for AB.

Time to get to work.

DX7, huh? Nice one. I heard it's a bitch to program, but you can get some really nice sounds out of it.

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Originally posted by AlphaStarred DX7, huh? Nice one. I heard it's a bitch to program, but you can get some really nice sounds out of it.

Yep it is heh.

Nope I love my DX7 the only thing that will be on ebay now is the lackey virus and i'm planning to buy these 2.

Korg poly 800, its only 150 bucks for some awsome 80's style vintage




Korg Poly SIx for 500

Hell my old Dx7 and SY77 were my work horses back in the day...don't get rid of them,they probably STILL sound great

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Originally posted by PaULiN0 Korg Poly SIx for 500

I used to have one of these. You won't find them now for less than $1,000.

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Originally posted by scorpradio Hell my old Dx7 and SY77 were my work horses back in the day...don't get rid of them,they probably STILL sound great

For hell i won't i love it how it sounds.

Another microlab setup here.

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Originally posted by PaULiN0 Nope I love my DX7 the only thing that will be on ebay now is the lackey virus and i'm planning to buy these 2. Korg poly 800, its only 150 bucks for some awsome 80's style vintage Korg Poly SIx for 500

Good luck finding a poly six working for less than 1000.

I am kinda confused in that you say you have everything yet your set up is quite berlinish

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney Good luck finding a poly six working for less than 1000. I am kinda confused in that you say you have everything yet your set up is quite berlinish

Did i really say i had everything? i can't find the post. How many times i have to repeat myself money isn't a factor.

My Zoom H6 just came in. 6 Inputs (1 Stereo, 4 XLR/TRS). Best thing is it has ASIO drivers so I can use it not only during field recording but also as the primary playback/recording device from my DAW.

Got my Kawai k5000, in love!



Need to fill this lunchbox up, already have a harrison eq with highpass and low pass filtering.

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Originally posted by PaULiN0 Got my Kawai k5000, in love!

Nice! I've always wanted the rack version.

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Originally posted by clay what does it do?

Which one? The Kawai is THE classic additive synth, the lunchbox is a rack for 500-series modules (e.g., preamps, comps, EQs).

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Originally posted by cryophonik Nice! I've always wanted the rack version.

I was about to get it since it was cheaper but i really needed the macro control with some keys too. I also bought spare floppy disk drive to upload basic patches from scratch from the internet because it can be tedious to program to initial.

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Originally posted by PaULiN0

Dude, where did you get that fork? It has like 9 prongs on it AND a rubber handle. I'm pretty sure you need a license for that shit?

maybe it's a butt scratcher?

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Originally posted by aquila maybe it's a butt scratcher?

Close, LOL! Its a back scratcher, got it from publix.

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