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Junkie XL's studio...
well, Tom's gf posted a picture of his Venice based studio.
can anyone identify the red guitar? and i'm guessing those bx5's aren't really his monitors/
i feel like lying down on his carpet floor
I can't see the JP8080
The guitar is actually a wood grain strat with a humbucker in the bridge. I would say its recent (last three years or so). Probably an american series, go to the fender website and look under the american series or american delux you'll find it pretty quick.
I also see a little line 6 pod (desktop version) sitting under a computer. nice studio, he must use a lotta soft synths coz I dont see much hardware there, lotsa screens though
He does have quite a few hardware synths, if I remember correctly, but I read that he's also a big Reaktor user.
In an interview I read a lot is done sample based. If he has friends/fellow artists coming over he samples every sound a few times. For instance if it is a drummer he samples each drum quite a few times to have that different take/snap to it. 
That's an awesome Studio
About the Guitar
It seems to be a Fender Stratocaster
About the bx5's BT uses them, and also look behind the screen there is a massive dynaudio big room monitor too.
OMG
speechless...
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| Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7 About the bx5's BT uses them, and also look behind the screen there is a massive dynaudio big room monitor too. |
So is the Maudio 88 pro worth getting?
if junkie's got one, i want one too. Tried one out at guitar center. It has more nobs than a porn mag, but the keys feel a bit sticky.
cheers
Im sure he uses the m-audio monitors to give him a different sound, so he can hear what it would sound like on a some "crappier" monitors.
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| Originally posted by verdonsky So is the Maudio 88 pro worth getting? if junkie's got one, i want one too. Tried one out at guitar center. It has more nobs than a porn mag, but the keys feel a bit sticky. cheers |
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| Originally posted by kitphillips The guitar is actually a wood grain strat with a humbucker in the bridge. I would say its recent (last three years or so). Probably an american series, go to the fender website and look under the american series or american delux you'll find it pretty quick. |
How much money do you guys think it's invested on that studio?
Hard to say, probably over two or three hundred thousand dollars U.S. at least.
He may get discounts from softsynth makers these days because he helps design some of the presets for them (I know he is credited in a bunch of NI Reaktor ensembles). 
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Hard to say, probably over two or three hundred thousand dollars U.S. at least. He may get discounts from softsynth makers these days because he helps design some of the presets for them (I know he is credited in a bunch of NI Reaktor ensembles). |
He should get one of those
Bahh I should get one of those 
Check it out...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h-RhyopUmc&mode=related
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| Originally posted by Allied Nations Im sure he uses the m-audio monitors to give him a different sound, so he can hear what it would sound like on a some "crappier" monitors. |
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| Originally posted by Zombie0729 umm those plasma's are 2-3 thousand... lol, look at his compression/fx racks next to the guitars... i bet thats a 25k+ studio |
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Yeah, I said two to three hundred thousand (and you even quoted it), not two to three thousand. |
wow @ the electric piano......I would have too much fun with all of those keys 
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