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Pictures of your Home studio (pg. 30)
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| ZxZDeViLZxZ |
| totally irrelvent but thought itd definatly be a good post.... it might look like spaghetti everywhere and the synths might be probly some of the hardest on the planet to find. honestly i dont know what id do if i was ever able to be in either of thoose 2 studios. id probly myself with lack of words.. btw the studio isnt from the 80s the equitment might be but not the studio. |
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| ErikC |
| quote: | Originally posted by Subtle
the most expensicvce studio for sure.. but not excactly relevant for this thread |
Why not? The Arp2600 can make the fattest bases around.. And the Oberheim 4-voice can probably make the fattest leads around.. |
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| Tea-mo |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rob
Congratulations. Your mixer is worth more then my house:nervous: |
Nah m8...Itīs a en Behringer :crazy: |
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| trewqy |
| Is Tea-mo= Timo Maas? |
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| Tea-mo |
| Timo yes, but no maas ;) |
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| trewqy |
| Woah... for a moment i thought u were..HEHEHEHE =) |
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| Col |
Foreground: Roland JP-8000;
Background: Korg Triton Classic.
PC is a P3 750, running Cubase. |
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| staticblue |
| nice studio col. now i understand how you could achieve this amazing mindblowing melody. |
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| Derivative |
| quote: | | Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh, are you kidding me?? That is the most beautiful studio in this thread! |
when i looked at all those analogue step sequencers the first thing i thought was 'hey, what if a patch cable dies on you?'
the expression 'needle in a haystack' springs to mind. |
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| ErikC |
| quote: | Originally posted by Derivative
when i looked at all those analogue step sequencers the first thing i thought was 'hey, what if a patch cable dies on you?'
the expression 'needle in a haystack' springs to mind. |
Well, they aren't really step sequencers, there are like 3 Arp2600 there, a Moog 55 and a Roland System 700.. Aah modular synthesizers :D Allthough some of them do have step sequencers.. And how often does patch cables fail? |
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| Derivative |
| dunno. one my patch cables failed once on my guitar setup. well i lie - ive had patch cables fail more than once. more like 4 or 5 separate occassions. cheap leads. the most annoying one was my first guitar rig consisting of 2 pedals. 1 multi effects processor. 8 cables in all. took me hours to figure out it was the patch cable. i kept thinking id been sold a duff boss overdrive pedal. so i harangued the dude i bought it off. then uhhhh found it was my mistake and uhhhh, never mentioned it again. |
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| ErikC |
| quote: | Originally posted by Derivative
dunno. one my patch cables failed once on my guitar setup. well i lie - ive had patch cables fail more than once. more like 4 or 5 separate occassions. cheap leads. the most annoying one was my first guitar rig consisting of 2 pedals. 1 multi effects processor. 8 cables in all. took me hours to figure out it was the patch cable. i kept thinking id been sold a duff boss overdrive pedal. so i harangued the dude i bought it off. then uhhhh found it was my mistake and uhhhh, never mentioned it again. |
Yeah, that's true.. But now that you know that it might be the patch cable it won't really take that long to find out if you have a faulty cable? And you probably know what you are doing when you own a studio like that.. |
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