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Boards like that are becoming less and less important. As a result of digital recording, that console is more for show than anything else. As most stuff can be done in a Pro Tools rig with a pro control unit. The only thing that requires a console like that now, is a classical recording, because very few people need that many ins and outs. i have to say I like the studio I work in more than all of those pictures. I'll have to post some pictures.

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Originally posted by dJohn 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.

I totally agree...

went to a studio of a dj once, and saw all these stuff its amazing what they do with it

BT's home studio in 2001, b4 the robbery. Haven't found pics of his current gear yet.




In THIS thread you can find about the same pics scanned from a magazine.

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Originally posted by FJBR OMG!

All that gear and he only spends $20 on a chair. Seriously, if you are going to be spending your time sitting down there you should atleast invest in something comfortable/supportive

Here are pics of many studios :
http://www.sphosting.com/dancemania/studiopics.html

OMFG!!!!! i want a studio like that!
have to learn to make music first probably tho'...

//erix

That gear looks like it can cost thousands of dollars. Has anyone ever read in an interview how they manage to come up with all the money to buy gear like that? Rich parents or do they actually save up money working a regular job and buy one piece at a time? Do they make the money first by DJing? Kind of discouraging to wanna-be producers, since it looks extremely expensive.

My studio...















Bye
Timo

would like 2 see some techno producer's studio

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Originally posted by Christopher B Best studio mixer tho definitely goes to Junkie XL; GOD DAMN! How the F*** do you use one of these things?!!!

That's actually just a mixing desk, not an actual instrument.

Hehe...

Thats quite an impressive set-up you have there Tea-mo

MrM. I'm having a destinct feeling of Deja-Vu here lol

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Originally posted by ASOT100 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?

Taken from 99 i assume:

Heres a list of his gear from that year

http://www.chicanemusic.com/pictures/studio1.mov

heres a link for chicanes studio.

Quicktime needed

Bren-F your remixes kick so much ass. I love 'em, esp. Solarcoaster, it owns. keep it up

The most important equipment to me is the couch. Yeah is cheap compared to the other equipment, but when you sit on it and it feels so comfortable and the idea hits you, just priceless.

I miss my couch

Infected Mushroom's old studio:


w00t! Go the PlayStation!



And their new studio:



Dynaudio BM6
Tannoy System 800

Clavia - Nord Lead 1
Solton - MS 50
Novation - BassStation
Ensoniq - VFX
Roland - Juno 106
Roland - Jupiter 6

Eventide - Orville
Line 6 - POD Pro
Digitech - Studio Quad
Digitech - TSR24s
Behringer - Intelligate

FAT - FreeBass
Spectral Audio - ProTone
Doepfer - System A100
Moog (MoogerFooger) Phazer 12 Stage
Moog (MoogerFooger) Low Pass Filter.
Korg MS-2000R

Akai - S3000XL + Filters And Effect Boards

Mackie 32x8
Neve - 2 channels for Eq,Compressing'PreAmp.

RME 96/52 HammerFull - x2 (total 56 optional in/out)
CreamWare Pulsar-3 15DSP (balanced outputs)
Roland - UM4,USB 4IN x 4Out. (MIDI-64channles)
MIDI Man - MidiSport 2in x 2out (MIDI-32 channels)

RME ADI 8pro 8in,8out
x2 MusicNet 8out
x2 DI-Beringer (Line -> Mic)

One 800mhz PC
One 1500mhz PC

Cubase 5.1r1
SoundForge 4.5
WavLab 3
Reaktor 3
VST Instruments
All Possible Plugins.

Don't really understand half of the stuff they've got...

http://www.infected-mushroom.net

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Originally posted by Ibiza Dreams That gear looks like it can cost thousands of dollars. Has anyone ever read in an interview how they manage to come up with all the money to buy gear like that? Rich parents or do they actually save up money working a regular job and buy one piece at a time? Do they make the money first by DJing? Kind of discouraging to wanna-be producers, since it looks extremely expensive.

i don't know how they get it initially before success...but i wouldn't be surprised if they get a lot of stuff discounted or free once they are stars.

don't know how recent these pics are, but...

Salt Tank's Studio:





and i'm sorry i have to ask cause i didn't notice earlier...

Tea-mo...are you Timo Maas??

^^ .... notice how he hasn't replied since that post???



GO ME AND MY FL4!!

Here's us with our "working hard" poses at our studio lol!! We added a bunch of new gear and reconfigured things a little. Theres now a yamaha ex5 where the turntables were and the turntables are at an angle in front of the fish tank. The pics dont show the vocal booth (its behind bo). Hopefully we'll be able to do a 360 degree view soon but here you are for now EnjoY!

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