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Originally posted by Storyteller Thank you. I've got a wishlist hehe, I don't really feel the need for more gear right now. Mostly replacements. I want a better soundcard (audiophile 2496 right now), better monitors (got behringer b2031 now) and a better dj mixer (also cheap ass behringer). I expect a big check coming in, but I don't know when it's coming yet .. I'm aiming to buy a motu828 and some dynaudio monitors... Still debating between Air15 or the lot cheaper bm15a... I don't know... Maybe something else :P

well then if u want to change from cheaper brands look forward to a quality brands this what will make u feel the difference

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Originally posted by DJ-KCeZ well then if u want to change from cheaper brands look forward to a quality brands this what will make u feel the difference

Storyteller, I would make the Monitors the last priority - they're probably the best thing that Behringer has made.

The mixer should go first I reckon as it's a dog......

The soundcard (same as mine) is actually not bad at all but you do hear the difference when you use something like a Motu.

Sweet set up though - Have you though of China Cones for the speakers?

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Originally posted by DJ RANN Storyteller, I would make the Monitors the last priority - they're probably the best thing that Behringer has made.

Yea I got the old ones, the first batch. They're better sounding (less bass-heavy) than those currently in the shops . However I'm really looking forward to something high(er)-end. I really notice the speakers are holding me back at this moment. They'e just not working for me anymore... Once I have new monitors these will be connected to my dj set :P

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The mixer should go first I reckon as it's a dog......

Probably going for a passive volume control or none at all again when I get that MOTU. I'll probably be buying it somewhere next month if I'm lucky . The speakers will def have to wait as a pair is going to set me back at least 2400Euro (max 4000E). Pretty steep price hehe, but probably worth every penny . I want it to be a long-term investment which will make me happy for at least 5-10 years.

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The soundcard (same as mine) is actually not bad at all but you do hear the difference when you use something like a Motu.

yeas . I had the creative audigy (1) platinum before I got the audiophile. In retrospect the audigy wasn't worth it's price (250Euro), it kept causing blue screens, crashes etc.. The audiophile offers way better sound quality for way less. I love the audiophile card, my computer has never been more stable since I got it .

Really looking forward to the motu though, 4 stereo ins/outs and superb quality... can't wait

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Sweet set up though - Have you though of China Cones for the speakers?

Thanks. Not really, I prefer speaker stands .

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Originally posted by Ray_Chappell Here it is, first phase of acoustic treatment up...

nice clean setup dude!

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Originally posted by sr126

i have the same mixer. how do u like the faders on the EQ instead of the knobs?

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Originally posted by Ray_Chappell Here it is, first phase of acoustic treatment up...

damn, that looks so sick...


tortoise - for some reason, i really like this mixer... but i'm still getting used to the eq, and the mixer in general. -i've tried recording my self mixing w/this thing, i hate how i sound, and i make mistakes i wouldn't make w/my other mixer.

i think i still prefer my pmc-55 w/the rotary kit, but i'm still having a good time w/the pmc-37.

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Originally posted by sr126 damn, that looks so sick... tortoise - for some reason, i really like this mixer... but i'm still getting used to the eq, and the mixer in general. -i've tried recording my self mixing w/this thing, i hate how i sound, and i make mistakes i wouldn't make w/my other mixer. i think i still prefer my pmc-55 w/the rotary kit, but i'm still having a good time w/the pmc-37.

Fuck. You just made me seriously jealous. Not only do you have a PMC37 which is a good mixer anyway, but you have PMC55 with rotaries - my absolute favourite mixer, and quite possibly the best mixer ever made.

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Originally posted by DJ RANN Fuck. You just made me seriously jealous. Not only do you have a PMC37 which is a good mixer anyway, but you have PMC55 with rotaries - my absolute favourite mixer, and quite possibly the best mixer ever made.

No arguments there- used to love playing on the 55's!
A rare beastie too nowadays

nice to see some pmc-55 fans on here! =-)

the rotary kit literally changed my life. -this is the holy grail for me. =-)

it's a shame that the people i usually play with, don't like rotaries. i end up having to slap the fader kit back on everytime we do a party because the rotaries don't jive w/the derek may/stacey pullen/claude young way of throwing it down.

the pmc-37 is nice, but it can't touch the pmc-55 w/rotaries when it comes to smooth mixing. here the rotary is king.

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Originally posted by mzvirbulis nice clean setup dude!

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Originally posted by sr126 damn, that looks so sick...

Thanks!

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Originally posted by sr126 nice to see some pmc-55 fans on here! =-) the rotary kit literally changed my life. -this is the holy grail for me. =-) it's a shame that the people i usually play with, don't like rotaries. i end up having to slap the fader kit back on everytime we do a party because the rotaries don't jive w/the derek may/stacey pullen/claude young way of throwing it down. the pmc-37 is nice, but it can't touch the pmc-55 w/rotaries when it comes to smooth mixing. here the rotary is king.

I use a PMC 46mk2 now myself.... can't stand faders now!

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Here it is, first phase of acoustic treatment up...

damn looks nice

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Originally posted by dj_palm a little upgrade since last time (bought korg emx1 and esx1 for the money I got from the JP8080). still alot of work left, next up: new computer, a custom made desk, tear down the wall behind to rebuild it and "damp" it, and then make some audioreflection/absorbers-boxes to hang on the wall. endless project. but im finished with all the gear for a while atleast.

nice! i'm in the same situation as you, where i'm happy with my gear, but my space sucks...once the space is good, i'll finally feel comfortable making music here for long dirations of time (i'm in a freakin living room making music, doesn't get much worse than that).

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Originally posted by dj_palm a little upgrade since last time (bought korg emx1 and esx1 for the money I got from the JP8080). still alot of work left, next up: new computer, a custom made desk, tear down the wall behind to rebuild it and "damp" it, and then make some audioreflection/absorbers-boxes to hang on the wall. endless project. but im finished with all the gear for a while atleast.

nice electribe, i got one of those, would love to add the synth

omg nord lucky

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Originally posted by psymon.d omg nord lucky

Yeah, especially since they don't sell them new anymore. I got the last one from ZZounds about 3 months ago...

Nl3 is nice especially when you run it true some nice effect box or plug.. Anyways, Does anyone here own a Nord g2 or the g2x or the g2 engine?? I haven't seen anyone talk about it on this site at all.

You can download the editor for free here - http://www.clavia.se/main.asp

and play around with it for free. It is great for anyone who wants to learn how synthesizers work, and how to create sounds from scratch. Highly recommended and ton's of fun. And If you can get your hands on the hardware to go along with it, it's tons of fun.

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Originally posted by Eric J Yeah, especially since they don't sell them new anymore. I got the last one from ZZounds about 3 months ago...

it was you!!!

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Originally posted by Allied Nations nice electribe, i got one of those, would love to add the synth

Can you add your own samples into the electribe drum machines?
I here some of these korg drum machines have tubes on the output...
The price is great too!
Would be nice if they you could add samples since I love to have a hardware step sequencer that works like the redrum but I like the flexibility of using my own drum sounds...

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Originally posted by Existo22 Can you add your own samples into the electribe drum machines? I here some of these korg drum machines have tubes on the output... The price is great too! Would be nice if they you could add samples since I love to have a hardware step sequencer that works like the redrum but I like the flexibility of using my own drum sounds...

You can do that with redrum also?! Tubes are something different though.

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Originally posted by dj_palm redrum aint hardware.

Sorry I misread

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Originally posted by psymon.d it was you!!!

Haha Guilty as charged!

So worth it, though. The thing is amazing!

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Originally posted by Eric J Haha Guilty as charged! So worth it, though. The thing is amazing!

I bet. I'd love to hear some renders sometime to hear what I missed out on

not much there but it serves me well.

Dual monitors
Sony MDR-7506 cans
m-audio Audiophile 2496
homebuilt PC /w 2.8ghz P4 & 1.5gb ram
m-audio keystation 61es
virus ti desktop

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Originally posted by alanzo not much there but it serves me well. Dual monitors Sony MDR-7506 cans m-audio Audiophile 2496 homebuilt PC /w 2.8ghz P4 & 1.5gb ram m-audio keystation 61es virus ti desktop

looks nice....clean and simple. however, in my opinion, when you own a ti you lose the right to call it 'not much'

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