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Posted by Sirocco on Sep-27-2003 15:39:

The Ulimate Studio PICS thread

Posted by george_hales on Sep-27-2003 16:54:

Robert miles...

Airbase...

Ralphie B...

Solarstone...

Posted by Psionic on Sep-27-2003 17:00:

HOLY SHIT!

Posted by torontotrance on Sep-27-2003 17:02:

and you can afford it when you make the money that he did...on dreamland (1995)

I have a pic of oliver lieb's studio somewhere and I have a pic of fatboy slim's studio.

Posted by Floorfiller on Sep-27-2003 17:21:

quote:
Originally posted by torontotrance
and you can afford it when you make the money that he did...on dreamland (1995)

I have a pic of oliver lieb's studio somewhere and I have a pic of fatboy slim's studio.

oli lieb's studio is big if i remeber correctly...and i'm sure fatboy slim's got a nice one...

Posted by M-knell on Sep-27-2003 17:32:

Cygnetic Records Studio

http://www.beam-traxx.de/studio/studio5.htm
Beam & Yanou

Posted by Djeebie on Sep-27-2003 17:35:

Junkie XL

Armin van Buuren

Posted by M-knell on Sep-27-2003 17:35:

Has anybody pix of Tiesto, Corsten or Tandu studios?
Intersting to look!

Posted by Wretched on Sep-27-2003 17:38:

There's a lot of footage of Tiesto's studio in Another Day At The Office.

Posted by Trance Effect on Sep-27-2003 17:42:

ATB

Ferry Corsten

Posted by Evil_Gnome on Sep-27-2003 17:54:

How do you ever come to learn how to use all that equipment?! Seeing all that stuff really makes me appreciate the music more. Anybody can write lyrics..it takes true talant to use all that equipment and make a great song.

Posted by Wretched on Sep-27-2003 18:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Evil_Gnome
How do you ever come to learn how to use all that equipment?! Seeing all that stuff really makes me appreciate the music more. Anybody can write lyrics..it takes true talant to use all that equipment and make a great song.

Not to mention how expensive it would be to purchase all the equipment.

Rock, etc, is a lot more than lyrics, though. You see a lot of that same equipment in major studios for mastering purposes. I guess the difference would be that they're usually manned by professional sound technicians while the artists whose studios are shown above do a majority of it on their own.

Posted by Evil_Gnome on Sep-27-2003 18:15:

Yeah, every genre of music uses equipment like this, but the artits themselves dont usually use them. For electonrica, that equipment is how the artits make their living. It makes me apprecaite the music even more!

Posted by Ibiza Dreams on Sep-27-2003 18:47:

Wow, great thread man. Very interesting to see all that crazy equipment. I wonder how much are the prices for all those pieces. That long piece of equipment in Junkie XLs studio looks complex like no other. Solar Stone's studio looks like his own bedroom, but Robert Miles' studio looks pure class and bling bling.

Posted by Floorfiller on Sep-27-2003 18:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Ibiza Dreams
Wow, great thread man. Very interesting to see all that crazy equipment. I wonder how much are the prices for all those pieces. That long piece of equipment in Junkie XLs studio looks complex like no other. Solar Stone's studio looks like his own bedroom, but Robert Miles' studio looks pure class and bling bling.

yeah...robert miles studio is the bomb so far. gotta love attention to lighting hehehe.

Posted by dJohn on Sep-27-2003 19:06:

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Anybody can write lyrics..it takes true talant to use all that equipment and make a great song.

I 100% completely....disagree. A song with lyrics requires skill on both parts...good lyrics lead the listener, while a professional production makes it sound listenable.
There are some songs that have excellent production value but ass lyrics, and vice versa. It's the tracks that shine on both ends that really stand out.

Posted by Sirocco on Sep-27-2003 19:26:

heres mine ;p

Posted by Ibiza Dreams on Sep-27-2003 20:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Sirocco
heres mine ;p

ROFL

Posted by TOR on Sep-27-2003 20:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Sirocco
heres mine ;p

same here tho

Posted by Christopher B on Sep-27-2003 20:36:

Studio pics I wanna see:

BT
Sasha
Max Graham
Charlie May
Hybrid
Chicane

My favorites so far are Robert Miles' studio and Armin's studio.

Best studio mixer tho definitely goes to Junkie XL; GOD DAMN!

How the F*** do you use one of these things?!!!

Posted by ASOT100 on Sep-27-2003 20:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance Effect
Ferry Corsten

can u repost Ferry's studio? link is broken

anyone have pics of PvD's studio?

damn robert miles studio is crazy but isn't it bad to have such a large room to do studio monitoring in?

Posted by Evil_Gnome on Sep-27-2003 20:59:

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I 100% completely....disagree.

I did not mean it like that...I know that it takes talant and is hard to right good lyrics. I am just saying that anybody can make them. You cant just walk into a studio and make a trance track.

Posted by allstar on Sep-27-2003 21:10:

Chicane:

Posted by Evil_Gnome on Sep-27-2003 21:16:

I figured chicanes would be very "plain" in a sense. Nothing too fancy, just nice and laid back.

Posted by Christopher B on Sep-27-2003 21:19:

quote:
Originally posted by MK-S
Chicane:

THX

quote:
I figured chicanes would be very "plain" in a sense. Nothing too fancy, just nice and laid back.

Yes, just like their music

I wonder what kind of studio the Thrillseekers have, probably something similar.

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