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Originally posted by h@x0r 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

Many artists still use those, most get them exclusive from manufacturers, basically refurbished. I worked with Aphex Twins when they and Nine Inch Nails did a remix of Closer. I was at the NIN studio during the recording of their new album, their stuff is simply amazing.


^during the recording of their new album, id personally die to have those monitors.





Obviously most are modernized modular synths but still a comparison to that. But they do have the right to use those since ofcourse they are industrial, and yes i do love NIN.


As much as you all probably hate NIN, those guys are amazing in what they do, adn i know half of you are jealous to your knees and wished youd have that crap they do.

Wow you are the only person I have ever heard of using an oberheim expander

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Originally posted by Flashback Wow you are the only person I have ever heard of using an oberheim expander

Guess you never heard

Sasha - Xpander done as tribute to the oberheim xpander

http://www.bluesynths.com/3Soundfiles-e/xpander.html

some examples..

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Originally posted by Scottaculous Doesn't that make the box absolutely useless?

Well i guess you missed the sentence prior.. Typical dance/trance percs are not done on machinedrum

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Originally posted by thecYrus OMG.. have you listened to the audio samples? how can you do such things with all those cool synths: http://www.futurebreeze.de/audio/tracks/no-need.mp3 http://www.futurebreeze.de/audio/tracks/illusion.mp3 gear is so overrated and proofed once more with future breeze..

LMFAO

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Originally posted by Sirocco i could never work with that clutter. im a minimalist

I have a jomox x base which I only use with my tb 303 and some distorion pedals for just some breakbeat techno music thing I do live for fun. I also make some housey crap with it but they you can't really use the 303. I mean that is $1,400 + worth of gear that is utterly "useless" for making trance tracks, well you could use the jomox for making an analog kick drum but I just use microtonic, it is so fast to make a kick drum.


Yah I always wanted an oberheim xpander, but they were always $2,000 before and still are. Once I saw one in the music repair place where I get my gear fixed under warranty or sometimes when I can't get the parts myself or it is past my repair ability level. I wanted to steal it hehe, it looked magical. My friends grandpa made music and had all this analog gear. I wasn't even allowed to enter the room and look my friend said, even though I begged I never saw the minimoog, xpander, and a crap load of other gear. His grandpa was like noooo it's mine! I guess I kinda get picky about people touching my gear now, but not really. If they bang on the synth and have no concept of musicianship I sorta say, "this is an instrument worth thousands of dollars and not a toy."

I guess the xpander sounds pretty fat, but I already knew that. I was thinking about getting a roland super jupiter and just controlling in via cubase since it is all midi.


Ps thanks for the http://www.bluesynths.com link I have been looking for andromeda samples and etc.

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Originally posted by R.j. LMFAO

what is this night at the roxbury?
Futurebreeze doesnt even need equipment they could make better music with a Casio child keyboard.

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Originally posted by jupiterone As much as you all probably hate NIN, those guys are amazing in what they do, adn i know half of you are jealous to your knees and wished youd have that crap they do.

pah!! I was raised on the industrial BIATCH

The production that goes into most industrial is damn good. Making all that distorted shit sound even remotely listenable is a very trying task. And yes... very jealous even though I dont know what half that crap is.

id have to agree industrial music is very hard to make sound good. and hell industrial music is usually very very well produced. i personally like industrial music and id suggest you guys check out hanzel und gretyl for some nice industrial music. its good shit

Didnt think there are some industrial fans here . Yes i also agree, industrial music is HARD to make, although sometimes it make seem easy but the work taht goe sinto it is quite amazing. Thought id share that i am going to see NIN in may

Coincidentally, the best demo song that comes with reason (to learn the most production-wise from) is the industrial track; I think it's called Industrial-insect.

finally got rid of my other 2 CRTs and replaced them with 19" TFTs

who makes your monitors?

monitors as in screens or speakers?

Post and run:

Roland Jupiter 8
Roland Jupiter 6
Nord Lead Rack w/12 Voice/PCMCIA expansion
Roland JD-800
Kawai-K5000S
Yamaha AN1X
Yamaha AN200
Oberheim Matrix 1000
Alesis Andromeda
Access Virus Indigo Redback
Roland TR-909
E-Mu PX-7
Novation Drumstation
Roland A-70

Yamaha 01v96 v2
RME Multiface
RME Digiface
MOTU 828 MkII
TC FireWorx
Edirol 8x MIDI interface
Edirol 5x MIDI interface

Mackie HR824
Genelec 1038A (Da big bitches!)

Dell 3.8Ghz HT Dimension Gen4, 2GB RAM, 256MB ATI Radeon 800XT
Dell 20.1in LCD, Samsung 19in LCD
2x Western Digital 10K rpm 74GB SATA drives
2x Ultra 160 Seagate 74GB SCSI drives
APC 2000 UPS
Furman power conditioner
Olympia power conditioner

Cubase 2.2
Sonar Pro 4
Reason 2.5
NI Komplete
Spectrasonics Atmosphere, Trilogy, Stylus RMX
FM7
Vanguard
... bunch of other VSTi's, tools, plug-ins, etc.

and Anakin Skywalker Force FX blue lightsaber

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Originally posted by dEEkAy monitors as in screens or speakers?

screens

Has anyone got any pics of any of BT's studio setups?

Would be greatly appreciated as I have an essay in on him and his production skills on monday.

Cheers!

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Originally posted by fr0st screens

VideoSeven...cheap 19" Flatscreens (i mean the price with cheap, the monitors themselves are top quality).

heres the new J&C studio set up we sold our andromeda due to we needed money for some other equip.

Studio Computers:

Pentium IV 3,2Ghz HT
1024 MB DDR Ram
ATI Radeon 9800 pro 128MB

160GB 7200RPM HDD
60GB 7200RPM HDD
2,4x DVD-RW / 12x CD-RW
Motu Timepeice II Midi Interface
M-Audio Audiophile 24/96

Effects:
Lexicon MPX 100


Software:

Cubase sx 3
Waves Dimoand Bundle
T-Racks

VST Plugins:

Native Instruments Pro53, Fm7, Absynth 2
Linplug Albino 2
RGA Z3TA+
Spectrasonic Trilogy , Atmosphere, and Stylus
Korg Legacy

Synthesizers:

Novation KS - Rack
Roland JP 8000
Virus KC

Midi Keyboard:

M - Audio Radium 61

Monitoring:

Soundcraft Digital 328
M - Audio Studiophile DX4
Sony ss-U400
Mackie HR824

DJ Setup:

2x Technics SL1200 MK2
Pioneer DJM300
Stanton DJ Pro2000S

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Originally posted by emc^2 Post and run: Roland Jupiter 8 Roland Jupiter 6 Nord Lead Rack w/12 Voice/PCMCIA expansion Roland JD-800 Kawai-K5000S Yamaha AN1X Yamaha AN200 Oberheim Matrix 1000 Alesis Andromeda Access Virus Indigo Redback Roland TR-909 E-Mu PX-7 Novation Drumstation Roland A-70 Yamaha 01v96 v2 RME Multiface RME Digiface MOTU 828 MkII TC FireWorx Edirol 8x MIDI interface Edirol 5x MIDI interface Mackie HR824 Genelec 1038A (Da big bitches!) Dell 3.8Ghz HT Dimension Gen4, 2GB RAM, 256MB ATI Radeon 800XT Dell 20.1in LCD, Samsung 19in LCD 2x Western Digital 10K rpm 74GB SATA drives 2x Ultra 160 Seagate 74GB SCSI drives APC 2000 UPS Furman power conditioner Olympia power conditioner Cubase 2.2 Sonar Pro 4 Reason 2.5 NI Komplete Spectrasonics Atmosphere, Trilogy, Stylus RMX FM7 Vanguard ... bunch of other VSTi's, tools, plug-ins, etc. and Anakin Skywalker Force FX blue lightsaber

The list is nice but where is the picture? i mean the title is "Pictures of your home studio" Not list of your home studio.

Yeah...some people just don't know how to read. It doesn't say list your DREAM studio.

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Has anyone got any pics of any of BT's studio setups?

Would be greatly appreciated as I have an essay in on him and his production skills on monday.

Cheers!

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Originally posted by messytechie spamspamspam Has anyone got any pics of any of BT's studio setups? Would be greatly appreciated as I have an essay in on him and his production skills on monday. Cheers!

One of his preview parties with several photos of his studio....
http://www.bt-network.org/modules.p...=view_album.php

A screengrab of how he sets up Logic....
http://www.sonicstate.com/articles/bt/bt_logic.jpg

Awsome setup Johnson Lets see those new pics sometime soon.

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Originally posted by RiCo Yeah...some people just don't know how to read. It doesn't say list your DREAM studio.

Hm... but you did visualize it as you were reading off, no? and I bet there was a bit of drool comming out at one point or another? No?



i know.. i know.. pics of stfu. ok, i'll stfu for now, pics later.

cheers.

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