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Cygnetic Records
Studio One
Synthesizer
Access Virus b
Access Virus Rack
Clavia Nord Modular Rack + Voice Expansion (2x)
E-MU Ultra Proteus (2x)
E-MU Orbit V2
KAWAI K5000R + ME-1 Expansion + Macro Control Box
Korg Wavestation A/D
Novation Drumstation
Roland TB-303 + Cygnetic Modification
Roland JV-2080 + Vintage Expansion
Roland JP-8080 (2x)
Technics WSA1R
Waldorf Micro Wave V2.0 + Access Programmer
Waldorf Micro Wave XT
YAMAHA FS1R Formant Shaping / FM Synthesis
YAMAHA VL70-m
Keyboard
Clavia Nord Lead + Expansionboard
E-MU / Ensoniq FIZMO
Korg Prophecy
Roland JD-800
Roland JP-8000
YAMAHA AN1x
YAMAHA CS1x
Sampler
E-MU E4XT Hollywood Gold Edition 128MB
E-MU EIV Emulator Four 112MB
E-MU e64 64MB
Roland VP-9000 Variphrase Processor
Roland S-750 Digital Sampler + Expansion + Monitor
Fujitsu SCSI MO-Drive 640MB
Fujitsu SCSI MO-Drive 230MB
Plextor SCSI CD-ROM Plextor 32x (2x)
Quantum SCSI Harddiscs (4x)
Effect
Eventide DSP 4000 ULTRA-HARMONIZER
t.c. electronic M-3000 Studio Reverb Processor
t.c. electronic FireworX
t.c. electronic Finalizer Express
Ensoniq DP/4
Lexicon PCM-81 + Expansion
Lexicon MPX-1
Roland SRV-330
Roland SDX-330
Beringer EDISON Stereo Image Enhancer
BOSS VT-1 Voice Transformer
Recording
YAMAHA 02R 40 Channel Digital (3x)
YAMAHA 02R ADAT-Card (2x)
TASCAM DAT DA-30 MK-II
SONY DAT TCD-D3 + ECM-S220 Mic
YAMAHA CD Writer CDE100-II extern
Synthax Audio Monitor RME DAM-1
Digidesign Audiomedia III
MOTU 2408 Audio
MOTU PCI-324 Firewire
AKG Mic C-414-B-ULS
BOSS Mixer BX-16
PA System
GENELEC 1031A
YAMAHA NS-10M
UB 18" Collossus Bass Sub Woofer System
QSC Amp. Model 1200
Denon CD DCD-1290
Pioneer CD PD-F 1007
Precide Headphone Ergo 1
SONY Headphone CD-770
MIDI
MOTU MIDI ExpressXT (2x)
JL Cooper Synapse MIDI Matrix 16x20 (2x)
JL Cooper Fadermaster Professional
D�pfer MCV1 V4.0 (2x)
D�pfer MOGLI-Interface for Powerglove
Computer
Apple PowerMAC 9500/120 32/1000 CD (MIDI Sequencing) + Emagic Logic Audio Gold
PC PentiumIII 933MHz 384MB (Recording, CD-R) + Sonic Foundry Sound Forge + CeQuadrat WinOnCD
PC PentiumIII 500MHz 192MB (Editing) + Emagic Sound Diver + Clavia Nord Modular Editor
PC PentiumII 233MHz 128MB (Internet) + Microsoft Frontpage Express
PC PentiumI 166MHz 64MB (Remote) + C-Mexx The Visualizer 02R
Display
Hitachi 21", Hitachi 19", Fujitsu 19", SONY 17", SPEA 17"
Studio Two
Synthesizer
Access Virus b
Access Virus Rack
Alesis QSR (+ Euro Dance Expansion Board)
Clavia Nord Modular
Clavia Nord Rack 2
Control Synthesis Deep Bass Nine
E-MU Audity 2000
E-MU Orbit V2
E-MU Planet Phatt
E-MU Ultra Proteus
Ensoniq MR Rack (+ Urban Dance Project Expansion Board)
Korg TR-Rack
Korg Wavestation A/D
Novation Nova
Novation SuperBassStation
Oberheim Matrix-1000
Quasimidi Polymorph
Roland JD-990 (+ Vintage Expansion Board)
Roland JP-8080
Roland JV-2080 (+ Vintage Expansion Board)
Roland TB-303 (2x)
Roland TB-303 (Devil Fish)
Waldorf Microwave
Will Systems MAB-303
YAMAHA CS6R (+ 2x AN Expansion Board)
Keyboard
Korg Prophecy
Korg Z1
Quasimidi Sirius
Quasimidi The Raven (+ Max Expansion)
Roland JP-8000
Roland Juno-106
Roland JX-305
YAMAHA AN1x (2x)
YAMAHA CS1x
YAMAHA CS2x
YAMAHA QS-300 (2x)
Sampler
E-MU E4 XT Hollywood Gold Edition (128MB)
E-MU E64 (64MB)
Fujitsu SCSI MO-Drive 230MB
Fujitsu SCSI MO-Drive 640MB
Plextor UltraPlex CD-ROM SCSI 32x
Quantum SCSI Harddiscs
Effect
Beringer EDISON Stereo Image Enhancer
Lexicon PCM-81 (+ Expansion)
Lexicon MPX-1
MAM VF11 Vocoder
Roland SDX-330
t.c. electronic FireworX
Recording
YAMAHA 02R (40 Channel Digital) (2x)
Sony DAT A8
Sony DAT TCD-D8
Sony CD Writer CDU948S (extern)
AKG C 1000 S (Microphone)
PA System
GENELEC 1031A
YAMAHA NS-10M
Technics SU-VX720 (Amplifier)
Alesis RA-100 (Amplifier)
Technics SL-P770 (CD)
Sony MDR-V900 (Headphone)
Precide Ergo 1 (Headphone)
MIDI
MOTU MIDI ExpressXT (2x)
JL Cooper Synapse MIDI Matrix 16x20 (2x)
JL Cooper Fadermaster
D�pfer MCV24 (Interface)
Computer
Apple PowerMAC 8100/80 (96MB Ram) (+ Emagic Logic Audio Gold)
PC Pentium 4 1.8GHz (512MB Ram)
PC Pentium 266 MHz (64MB Ram)
Display
Belinea 21", Hitachi 17", Philips 15"
MADNESS!! Just madness!
One thing though. How do you get in? It seems closed in. Is there a harness that lowers you in from the roof of the room? =]
Tight squeeze in there. Not that I wouldnt want it!
holy shit man!
Cygnetic Records proves that it isn't the equipment that makes you good... I remember seeing these pics a while ago and going to their site... the trance I heard was absolutely horrible.
But they had some good Dn'B i think.
that is just stupid... NO ONE needs that much gear... I mean i am jellose but come on... it looks like they have every major synth and sampler that has been put out in the past 10 years!!
patching that thing up must be a nightmare..
Ian
Thats alittle much.. Id never use all that equipment, Im fine right now with one synth, one keyboard, and one computer. .. If I got more money, I would consider getting the virus C.. but thats about it.
Just out of curiosity.. how much is that all together?
Wow, i dont no a hell of a lot about equipment, but wow. How much did that cost, heh
I would say 2 to 300,000$ atleast, and thats if alot of its used...
Ian
yeah, but you never heard their music...
They obviously don't know how to use ANY of their gear.
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hmm .. its amazing to see that many gear.. can the producer use it all for a track?.. and use 3 computers? ..
i know max graham only uses roland jv2080 and a access virus with his pc.. and a studio mixer and thats it.. and hes makin hella good tracks with it.. :P
HOLY SHIT, thats wat i av 2 say jesus thats fucking awsome, iam breathless & iam swimming in a puddle of drule, wow wow wow more more more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i want this studio
isnt that ATBS studio??
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| Originally posted by Michael Russo yeah, but you never heard their music... They obviously don't know how to use ANY of their gear. |
no the last pic the one that looks red is robert miles studdio saw it on a pic 
in a magazine. i think it was on computer music magazine
small studio very small in gear but nice work he does and nice place well compare the music both of this studios do and see how much is needed lol!!
yea my bad
its robert miles
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| Originally posted by trancenation yeah! i had a listen to some of their stuff.. it really does suck.. with all that gear they should be able to create a more professional sound. |
not so much that.. i could understand if they don't have any creativity/inspiration, but you could at least expect them to have a more professional sound quality
Holy Stock-Aitken-Waterman, Batman! How the heck can anyone get any inspiration when confronted with all those toys?? How can one resist the temptation of using nothing but presets! 
Aw heck, I feel kinda bad raggin' on the poor guy - that setup looks like serious blood, sweat & cash went into it. Money for sure.
This whole thing reminds me of situations where one guy walks into an old friend's umteen zillion dollar studio, looks at everything, and says "Dude, I can kick yo' ass with HALF o' that shit! I got nutt'n at home but a couple o' beat-up turntables, a Radio Shack battery mixer, two tapedecks, a piece-o'-shit sampler, a Commodore 64, a Casio I got for a hundred bucks and a stereo I stole from some old guy, and EVERY dj in town spins my jams 'cuz they're PHAT!!"
This is what everyone with a big studio is up against, but I think it's give-and-take. The small guys work super hard to imitate what the big guys do and innovate in the process, since from working so hard they gain a better understanding of what's happening PLUS you have all the really cool accidents that you get when you work with half-broken garbage. The pros imitate it and make it punchier with all their expensive equipment, and yes, they innovate a bit too. Sometimes.
That studio scares me, too much electronic gadgetry for me. I'll stick to computer music before I mess around with synths.
BT's Stuio that got broken into...
And here are some of ATB's i know alot of u dislike him, but his Studio looks pretty neat...
EnjoY
WOW!! ATB's setup is really PRO, it even has a closed off room for the vocals.
well done ATB
Checkout this BEAST of a studio!!
hey! the fm7 even rips the LOOKS of my dear dx7. I should learn how to program that thing and get out what I intended some day....
Anyways....those really big ass studios....what people said about less is sometimes more, I agree with that. You also need overview in a setup. There isn't a big need for 5 different samplers and 10 different VA's in one studio....better to get deeper into less gear
Found ATB's studio strange....looks more like a recording studio as a midi studio
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