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Originally posted by Rob Congratulations. Your mixer is worth more then my house

Nah m8...Itīs a fucken Behringer

Is Tea-mo= Timo Maas?

Timo yes, but no maas

Woah... for a moment i thought u were..HEHEHEHE =)

Foreground: Roland JP-8000;
Background: Korg Triton Classic.

PC is a P3 750, running Cubase.

nice studio col. now i understand how you could achieve this amazing mindblowing melody.

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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh, are you kidding me?? That is the most beautiful studio in this thread!

when i looked at all those analogue step sequencers the first thing i thought was 'hey, what if a patch cable dies on you?'

the expression 'needle in a haystack' springs to mind.

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Originally posted by Derivative when i looked at all those analogue step sequencers the first thing i thought was 'hey, what if a patch cable dies on you?' the expression 'needle in a haystack' springs to mind.

Well, they aren't really step sequencers, there are like 3 Arp2600 there, a Moog 55 and a Roland System 700.. Aah modular synthesizers Allthough some of them do have step sequencers.. And how often does patch cables fail?

dunno. one my patch cables failed once on my guitar setup. well i lie - ive had patch cables fail more than once. more like 4 or 5 separate occassions. cheap leads. the most annoying one was my first guitar rig consisting of 2 pedals. 1 multi effects processor. 8 cables in all. took me hours to figure out it was the patch cable. i kept thinking id been sold a duff boss overdrive pedal. so i harangued the dude i bought it off. then uhhhh found it was my mistake and uhhhh, never mentioned it again.

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Originally posted by Derivative dunno. one my patch cables failed once on my guitar setup. well i lie - ive had patch cables fail more than once. more like 4 or 5 separate occassions. cheap leads. the most annoying one was my first guitar rig consisting of 2 pedals. 1 multi effects processor. 8 cables in all. took me hours to figure out it was the patch cable. i kept thinking id been sold a duff boss overdrive pedal. so i harangued the dude i bought it off. then uhhhh found it was my mistake and uhhhh, never mentioned it again.

Yeah, that's true.. But now that you know that it might be the patch cable it won't really take that long to find out if you have a faulty cable? And you probably know what you are doing when you own a studio like that..

I put as much time on my equipment as I can, but between work and party organization it doesn't get as much use as I'd like, I need a better organized setup (and a studio mixer!)

small and simple, yet effective

Apple eMac 1Ghz G4 running Logic Express 7 and Cubase
Korg N5
Akai MPD16
KRK Rokit RP-5 Monitors

Hey man what's that sampler called (the gray thing)?

I saw the linkin park dj use one of those doing the song live...

Prestige: nice and clean setup.. too bad the white image of the Mac brings the looks down a little..

nice set up ill be done with mine with in the next few weeks or so

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Originally posted by Leon Oziel Hey man what's that sampler called (the gray thing)? I saw the linkin park dj use one of those doing the song live...

That is the esx24 mkII

i think he ment the hardware.

its an akai 16 pad module

all hail the mighty dorm studio!

JP-8000
Sony MDR 7506 Headphones

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Originally posted by Subtle Prestige: nice and clean setup.. too bad the white image of the Mac brings the looks down a little..

does it really? i think it blends in nicely with the table top

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Originally posted by ZxZDeViLZxZ heres a studio for you.... ust thought it was intresting.. rather heres a few pics of a few studios... dont know if anyone would appeciate this kind of studio but i find them amazing personally

Now kids you begin to understand the meaning of word "patch"? As you can see - back in the old days, you didn't have pre-set sound. You just had bunch of transistors (VCO, DCO, LFO) that were hooked up together with a cable to create a sound by combining sound generating modules.

In todays synths (analog or digital) you have a virtual patch, which allows creation of sound.

Nice picture - for all music geeks everywhere this is the equivalent of MARC I

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Originally posted by prestige small and simple, yet effective Apple eMac 1Ghz G4 running Logic Express 7 and Cubase Korg N5 Akai MPD16 KRK Rokit RP-5 Monitors

Nice!

How do you like them KRK's? I'm thinking of getting a pair of those.

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Originally posted by robstar Nice! How do you like them KRK's? I'm thinking of getting a pair of those.

an excellent buy, i prefer them over the m-audio bx5's. you cant go wrong with krk

wow what mouse is that

microsoft by s+ark, i got it at micro center for like 10 bucks

you got one with blue and orange

i got the orange one ... but ... maybe i'm gonna buy me the blue one, looks more cool i guess

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