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Originally posted by MK-S Chicane:

THX

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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.

L-Vee

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...

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JustinKredible

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

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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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The walking discography.

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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