guys, chill out plz

here's my crazy studio

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Originally posted by DeZmA guys, chill out plz here's my crazy studio [img]the image you see above^^[/img]

Gearlist? Why do you use a multitrack recorder?

es

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Originally posted by Vert Gearlist? Why do you use a multitrack recorder? es

It's an (old, cheap ) digital mixer, I don't need a multitrack recorder atm
rm1x is not on the pic, bought that to work on a decent live pa (mc505 & rm1x for sequencing)

Synths :
Roland mc-505 : groovebox (sequencer + soundmodule)
Yamaha An1x : virtual analog synth
Waldorf micro Q : virtual analog synth
Yamaha A3000 : Sampler
Yamaha Rm1x

Mixing :
Yamaha promix 01 digital mixing console

Pc + Midi
PIV 2.6 800 mhz
Asus pc 800
512 DDR
Terratec DMX 6 Fire
Emagic AMT-8 : 8x8 midi patchbay

Running :
Emagic Logic Audio 5.5: Sequencer + Audio editing
Emagic Sounddiver : Software synth-editor
Foundry Sound Forge 7: Wave Editor
Pro 53, Absynth, Model-E

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Originally posted by DeZmA It's an (old, cheap ) digital mixer, I don't need a multitrack recorder atm rm1x is not on the pic, bought that to work on a decent live pa (mc505 & rm1x for sequencing) Synths : Roland mc-505 : groovebox (sequencer + soundmodule) Yamaha An1x : virtual analog synth Waldorf micro Q : virtual analog synth Yamaha A3000 : Sampler Yamaha Rm1x Mixing : Yamaha promix 01 digital mixing console Pc + Midi PIV 2.6 800 mhz Asus pc 800 512 DDR Terratec DMX 6 Fire Emagic AMT-8 : 8x8 midi patchbay Running : Emagic Logic Audio 5.5: Sequencer + Audio editing Emagic Sounddiver : Software synth-editor Foundry Sound Forge 7: Wave Editor Pro 53, Absynth, Model-E

Is the microQ pretty easy to program, and are the sounds produced pretty good? Better than a jp80x0, or one of the other sub $400 (used) synths?

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To think...Holden says he only uses Buzz (free) and Cubase...

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Originally posted by Vert Is the microQ pretty easy to program, and are the sounds produced pretty good? Better than a jp80x0, or one of the other sub $400 (used) synths? es

it is my most powerfull synth in my setup but don't expect very warm sounds from it, it can sound warm but in a german cold way if you know what I mean . jp8000 will sound warmer, it was about the same price second hand but I really wanted a micro q cause everybody wants the jp . It is harder to program because of the matrix programming you have to go tru a lot of menus. If you don't want that you can go for the desktop version. I can live with it, the most important features are within a few clicks. If you want to I can post some sound samples. It has really powerfull synthesis including fm on the osc's and filters, offering wavetable synthesis on 2 of the 3 osc's (with 2 suboscs), 25 notes polyphony, 16 parts mulitimbral. Everything a softsynth can only dream of. The only drawback for me were the efx but this baby is like the nord lead, it doesn't need loads of efx to sound good, a simple outboard reverb and you're set. I use it mainly for efx, pads, bass. It really depends on what you want, if you want original and fresh sounds, consider it, if you want 100 supersaw in a row songs go for the jp (don't get me wrong I love the supersaw)

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Last edited by DeZmA on Jun-06-2004 at 09:32

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Originally posted by DeZmA it is my most powerfull synth in my setup but don't expect very warm sounds from it, it can sound warm but in a german cold way if you know what I mean . jp8000 will sound warmer, it was about the same price second hand but I really wanted a micro q cause everybody wants the jp . It is harder to program because of the matrix programming you have to go tru a lot of menus. If you don't want that you can go for the desktop version. I can live with it, the most important features are within a few clicks. If you want to I can post some sound samples. It has really powerfull synthesis including fm on the osc's and filters, offering wavetable synthesis on 2 of the 3 osc's (with 2 suboscs), 25 notes polyphony, 16 parts mulitimbral. Everything a softsynth can only dream of. The only drawback for me were the efx but this baby is like the nord lead, it doesn't need loads of efx to sound good, a simple outboard reverb and you're set. I use it mainly for efx, pads, bass. It really depends on what you want, if you want original and fresh sounds, consider it, if you want 100 supersaw in a row songs go for the jp (don't get me wrong I love the supersaw)

Thanks for the mini-review. Samples would be great ..

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does anyone know what equipment Luke Chable uses? No i'm not trying to copy the sound...just curious

microQ kix azz

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Originally posted by Derosas off topic kind of- I noticed a few dual monitor (computer monitor) setups. Are there actually two computers or just two monitors hooked up to one comp? How is this benificial? and how do you set it up? seems unecessary to me, but a lot of people seem to have this setup

i couldn't work anymore without a dual monitor setup.. it lets you have the mixer on one screen and the seqeuncer on the other..

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forum/s...threadid=187455