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Posted by SeeK on Apr-05-2002 02:45:

quote:
Originally posted by DaveC
Checkout this BEAST of a studio!!

You wouldnt be able to share that bit of studio software would u (FM7)???
PLEASE..

Posted by Michael Russo on Apr-06-2002 03:39:

Yeah Pjotr, ATB's studio is really strange... it wouldn't work for electronic music...

I doubt that's where he makes his tracks. I think he just uses that place to master & record his stuff. When you make cheese, you make more money. So he can afford that extra studio to show off

Posted by mido on Apr-08-2002 09:05:

Here's is my little studio.
I'm sorry that i haven't any pics yet.

Pentium III 500 256 MB Ram Laptop (Cubase 5.0 VST32 Sequencer + Live sets + Cool Edit 2000 Wave Editing)
Pentium II 333Mhz 256 MB Ram Full-Tower (Cubase 5.0 VST32 Sequencer + Reason + Cool Edit 2000 Wave Editing)
19" Monitor
Steinberg Midex 8
Roland MS-1 Sampler
Korg Electribe A
Yamaha RM-1x
Yamaha CS-2x
Yamaha AN-1x

DJ Equipment:

JBsystems Classic 3 Professional Series
2x Technics SL1200-MKII

Posted by Sadmafioso on Apr-09-2002 00:31:

robert miles's studio is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Andrew K on Apr-11-2002 18:32:

Zombie Nation's studio :

Posted by Andrew K on Apr-11-2002 18:36:

Blutonium records studio :

Posted by locutox on Apr-30-2002 03:39:

Wow

...all that stuff and still no SIDstation/Commodore 64? Blasphemy

Posted by Peter Campbell on Apr-30-2002 04:16:

Re: Wow

quote:
Originally posted by locutox
...all that stuff and still no SIDstation/Commodore 64? Blasphemy

Hi locutox, are you another Australian producer?

Posted by McBigMac on Apr-30-2002 16:15:

Cygnetic records has an extreme studio!!

But their music sounds oldskool, i dont think theyve produced in sometime cept goa tracks.......

If you released all those trance tunes about 6-7 years ago theyd be monster heroes, that is what trance sounded like before all your ferry corsten and tiesto, AvB, Vincent de moore, KAy tracid, gielen, svenson people came......
I kinda like some of their tracks reminds me of my old rave/trance compilations .

But that still proves its the person thats still the master of the music, not the equipment he uses.
Like many people complained like in the "Who are you producers thread".....

Really dig some of their acid tracks too.......oldskooooooool!

Posted by locutox on May-01-2002 05:49:

Re: Re: Wow

quote:
Originally posted by Peter Campbell

Hi locutox, are you another Australian producer?

I wish, unless you call my little midi keyboard and a hardsid a studio

Posted by Eugene on May-10-2002 20:49:

How would you guys like to have the following studio?

Posted by attacc on May-11-2002 04:13:

Chicane's new studio:

Other studios..

Posted by Robert on May-11-2002 06:41:

AvB's studio

A small (5x4) but soundproof and fully airconditioned 32 channel studio built for danceproductions with separate singingbooth in a digidesign protools environment.
All the tracks, remixes and compilationalbums that carry the Armin van Buuren sign, have been produced in this area, using only this equipment and no engineer.
The studio was built and designed by Hans Koomans ([email protected]) and finished early 2002.

Computers and midi:

Apple G4 Mac with two screens running Emagic Logic 5.1 Platinum
Protools mix plus and 882/20bit
PC Pentium III, running Soundforge, Ak.sys, and Recycle
Apple G3 Mac with Emagic Audiowerk8
Unitor8 and AMT8 for midi

Software:
Emagic Logic Audio Platinum 5.1
Emagic Sounddiver
Emagic TDM bridge
Emagic EXS24
Protools 5.1.1
Adapted Toast
Soundforge
ReCycle 2.0
Ak.Sys

Mixer:

Analog 32 channel Soundcraft mixer.
Signex tiny palladium patchbay to which all in- and outputs are routed.

Monitoring:
Mackie HR824
Yamaha MSP5

Singingbooth:
Focusrite Voicebox Green (Mic-preamp)
AKG414B-ULS Mic
Samson headphoneamp

Synthesizers:
Roland JD990
Novation Supernova II
Roland JV2080
Korg MS2000R
Access Virus
Yamaha FS1R
Yamaha TX81Z
Roland JP8080
Roland TR909
Clavia Nordlead 3
Roland JX8P
Roland JD800

Samplers:
Akai S3000XL
Akai S5000 with 16 channel output
EXS24 (software)

Recording and playback:
Tascam DA45
Pioneer 9601
Midiman Digital Patchbay
Pioneer CMX5000 twin CD
Denon DRM 740 Tapedeck

Hardware effects:
Ensoniq DP4+
TC Electronics Fireworks
TC Electronics M.One
Lexicon MPX1
Drawmer Dl 241 compressor
Dbx 266XL Compressor/Gate
Electrix Filterfactory
Electrix Warpfactory

DJ-booth:
2 Technics SL1200mk2
2 Pioneer CDJ1000
Dateq XTC mixer

Posted by attacc on May-11-2002 07:02:

avb's studio is the dream studio

Posted by Michael Russo on May-11-2002 13:07:

Wow..... avb's studio is incredible. I love the way it's set up... the desk with the rack on it, the dj booth.............

Posted by DJ Chrono on May-11-2002 18:24:

hmm. looks pretty decent. but what on earth is a Dateq XTC mixer? never heard of it. looks like the ugliest mixer I've ever seen, you think he could afford a better one Anyways, I like it when the turntables and mixer are flush with the desk surface, its crazy..

anyways, check out Blank and Jones' Spacedust Studio. cant post the pics in here, cause its a 3D Quicktime view. amazing setup they've got.

Posted by Robert on May-11-2002 18:53:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Chrono
hmm. looks pretty decent. but what on earth is a Dateq XTC mixer? never heard of it. looks like the ugliest mixer I've ever seen, you think he could afford a better one Anyways, I like it when the turntables and mixer are flush with the desk surface, its crazy..

er, dateq mixers are pro. lots of clubs 'n shit have them.

Posted by Michael Russo on May-12-2002 00:30:

Armin's studio is 5 by 4? 5 feet by 4 feet? There's no way....

Posted by DJ Chrono on May-12-2002 03:54:

quote:
Originally posted by trancenation

er, dateq mixers are pro. lots of clubs 'n shit have them.

you're telling me alot of clubs have those hideous mixers ? how on earth could they be any more pro than a nice Vestax or Pioneer mixer?? they've got like half the features, and are designed like they're from the 80's

Posted by Robert on May-12-2002 14:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Michael Russo
Armin's studio is 5 by 4? 5 feet by 4 feet? There's no way....

metric system...

Posted by inatrance on May-12-2002 14:47:

AVB's rules, same with robert miles

wish I had somthin that tight

-inatrance

Posted by Michael Russo on May-12-2002 15:10:

quote:
Originally posted by trancenation

metric system...

Hahaha, dumb me... Where I live we only use the metric system, but I've never heard someone say 5 by 4 and mean 5 metres by 4 metres, so I automatically thought it was feet because that's what the Americans say...

Posted by DeZmA on May-13-2002 18:22:

Dj Chrono your only reason why you say it's crap is because it's appearance does not look good for you The faders and knobs are WAY more decent than pioneer and vestax.. the sound quality is pro. Do you need anything more? (Another remark : Although I have a pioneer myself I am sick of those wanna-B newbs with their pioneer mixer who CONSTANT put the flanger effect on and think they are up with the best until they do a beatmix, then it sounds like they are spinning D&B ). There is a reason why Avb uses the Dateq.. BTW I believe the XTC mixer is about the price of the pioneer mixers.

Posted by DJ Chrono on May-13-2002 22:44:

The XTC is about $1000 canadian. I must admit it must have very high end sound quality for being that expensive, with hardly any other features. But personally if I was a huge name DJ like him, I'd get something that looks (and is) alittle more substancial. I am sure these mixers hava equal or better sound quality to that, with nicer knobs, and just looks so much better.

R1-Premium

XONE464

and of course the stanton VRM-10.

Posted by Ray_Finkle on May-14-2002 02:01:

Just being curious here, but how much (in dollars) does all that equipment cost in AvB's studio
????

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