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What do you have? Instruments? equipment? monitors? I'm only in the beginning of a collection of hardware that I hope will be useful some day... (my favorite hardware) (a beginner mixer, but it sure works for me) (FM Synth...old school) (this' my baby...a sampler boosted with 1gb CF-card) (a synth-pedal for my bass-guitars) (bass-chorus that makes my bass sound like Les Claypool...at least in my head) (my bass-amp...but it sucks cuz' it's small) (best head-phones i've ever owned) a very cheap 5-string bass...but it's quite ok) (my favorite bass-guitar...it's from 1984) I also have an acoustic guitar and a fretless bass, but they are not worth mentioning to much about ;) I'm looking into buying some real monitors an |
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I'm looking into buying some real monitors and a Behringer Studio-mic...I just need to afford it... |
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a mk2 and a vestax dj-mixer are my pride |
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yamaha mg10/2 mixer, m-audio radium 49, evolution uc-33, thinkpad notebook, krk monitors, altec lansing 400w subwoofer, m-audio firewire solo |
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instruments: gibson sg special squire strat cf martin mini acoustic epiphone c-5 classical acoustic yamaha early 70's acoustic fender fretless jazz bass microKORG small casio keyboard 5 pc drumset w/ various hardware & cymbals various percussive instruments amplification & effects processors: marshall vs65 combo amp squire champ amp dod grunge, classic fuzz, ice box chorus jim dunlop wah digitech xp200, rp5 boss a/b channel switch recording & production: tascam mkii 400 4 track apple g4 imac nady microphones cables, cassette tapes, etc....... |
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Instruments: Novation X Station 25 Roland SH32 Yamaha TX81z DSI Evolver Yamaha SY22 Akai MPC 1000 Casio CT??? (I blacked out the label a couple years ago, and have forgotten what it was, its in pieces ripe for bending) Roland DS330 Technics SL 3200 Effects: Korg KP2 Alesis Quadraverb gt Alesis Nanocompressor Alesis Midiverb Behringer UM100 Studio: Behringer PX2000 patchbay Furman Merit series power conditioner m-8l Edirol MA-20d studio monitors Sony ECM-MS907 Behringer Eurorack UB1002fx P4 2.8ghz with 1g of ram, dual monitors and a soundblaster audigy 2 zs Sony Minidisc recorder About 150-200 feet worth of cables Wishlist: MAM MB33 mkII Nord Modular 2 Rack Frostwave resonator Behringer Line Mixer Doepfer Modular system Better fucking audio interface for my computer!! Room Treatment |
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Oh yeah, And I am just waiting for my korg poly to come in through the mail! |
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Squarepusher did his early stuff on one cheapo sampler and a copy fender bass. |
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That just goes to show you, if you are able to make crappy music on crappy gear, you should also be able to make equaly crappy music that just sounds clearer on good gear. |
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He's on Warp, you're not. |
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Alright. Just because I am not on the same label as him, I am still allowed to critisize. Its not like hes retarded and I am making fun of how retarded he is. |
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Your music might be awesome, I don't know. I'm saying that equipment doesn't mean shit, ideas and talent do. |
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m-audio firewire 410 pc stereo stuff i don't use like guitar, bass, preamp, amp |
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Yes. I don't know why people always have to start that one when people are peacefully explaining what gear they have. |
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guitarsynth, as featured on that exquisite corps (drunken's site's down now?) |
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you guys are crazy. the amounts of gear mean shit if you don't make a single track that could bring tears to someone's eyes. the first post here is ridiculous. |
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My PC. My Clavinova. My Guitar. My Trumpet. |
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What a waste of money, That you could spend on nights out dancing and trying to get into girls pants. |
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I don't need to try to get into girls pants. They drop their pants on request. The problem with this messageboard is half the people who frequent here are trolls. |
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1.post your gear. 2,post the pics of girls who faint when they see your gear. |
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and my jetplain of course |
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i like your gear |
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I am being serious. Anyone who thinks girls pants drop on request (even if they're kinda joking) knows nothing about girls. All the people who think I am a troll for sometimes disagreeing with things or kidding around is wrong. I mean it. |
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you just want to get in my jetplane |
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1 desktop, 1 laptop, 1 pair of akg 141's, an m-audio audiophile usb for the laptop, 2 casio sk-1's, 2 nostrils and a pair o bagggz |
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it's the gear that's adorable, and touch friendly. here's the list, from the first i've got : korg kaoss pad kp2 alesis hr 16 akai mpc 2000 korg electribe er1 stylophone korg electribe es1 casio sk1 korg kaoss pad kp1 boss df2 casio vl 1 (x2) roland tr 626 boss ce5 + d.i.y. wsg synth mixers : behringer ub 1622fx behringer djx 400 i also have sony mzr 37 minidisc for field recordings, am radio, various sound making toy gadgetgs & mics. only nanoloop for gameboy is on the way, i still can't decide which synth to buy (microkorg/alesis micron/other), and i need sampling loop pedal, but its pricey whar what is doing actually. |
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2 wooden spoons |
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roland xp-30 synth vestax pmc 05 proIII dj-mixer technics1210 turntable ortofon concorde scratch cartridge didjeridoo jaw harp mouth hands vinyl |
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3 PCs, loaded with a frankly obscene (even if I was a pro it'd look OTT) amount of softsynths. 1 PC dedicated to HD recording. A Kaoss Pad 1 A Vestax PMC-270A Mixer A Vestac PMC-06 Pro D Mixer A Pair of Vestax PDX-2000 MK1s (with Shure M447s on custom headshells) A Korg EA-1 A Korg ER-1 A Yamaha PSS (forget which one) A knackered old EQ unit. A recordable mp3 player A recordable minidisc Some bongos Some panpipes A couple of cheap mics A phatboy midi controller |
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Did anyone used to have a four-track? They were fun! |
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Jonesy used to have one, but he never got round to actually using it. I think he sold it in the end. |
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I hade a cheapo tape one, when I was 13-15. It broke in the end, I made loads of crap music with toy keyboards, samples, my bass guitar. Most of it was just a drum loop with messing around over the top. All those tapes are gone now, though! :( |
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Recording/effects gear - 22-channel Firewire 24bit/96kHz digital audio workstation - En-Voice mkII channel strip with parametric EQ and built-in tube compressor - 8-channel 192kHz mic-preamp with ADAT interface - Pentium 4 @ 3Ghz, running Cakewalk Home Studio 2004 - 2x powered reference studio monitors - guitar effect processor with COSM modeling engine - pitch-bend/detune/harmonizer pedal - 2x unidirectional dynamic instrument microphones - Various software VST-plugins (Kjaerhus Audio compressor/limiter/EQ/delay/...) - 40W tube guitar amp Guitars - Fender Aerodyne Stratocaster - Ibanez MMM1 Mike Mushok signature - Ibanez RG570 EX (with custom EMG 81/85 pickups) - Ibanez RG2620 QM Prestige - Jackson SLSMG Soloist - Norman ST-68 EQ semi-acoustic - Ibanez Soundgear SRX500 bass My setup allows me to record 18 audio tracks simultaneously @ 44.1kHz/24bit. I mainly use it to record rehearsal/demo sessions of our band (rock covers!) and turning them to semi-professional demo-CDs |
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various religious artifacts the internet cleenex cheese and biscuits a smile "you guys" pen and paper (yes! works well even with the internet upon us) seroiusly: i have... ah hem.... -BUCHLA 100 series modular synthesizer -ROLAND system 100m -E-MU modular -MOOG 3P x2 -KORG PS3300 -CLAVIA nord G2 rackmount -DOEPFER A-100 system (bought from Vangelis!) |
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I was just kidding, I have a girlfriend :) The whole "you can make music with any tool" argument kind of aggrivates me, because 1-Thats true, if you want to make any kind of music but 2-Certain sounds require certain tools (its very difficult to get a rich analogue filter sweep with an FM or VA synthesizer, its difficult to get those rich FM Belltones and percussive sounds with a VA subtractive synthesizer, and its really hard to get any usable sound off of an old casio rompler). The way I see it, use what you have, but if you find something that can get you a certain sound that you are looking for, then get it. As well, if you look at it as a painter, they can make any color with three basic colors, but sometimes if you want to use orange paint, its easier to have orange paint at hand instead of trying to mix two or three colors together to get the color you are looking for. As well, generally, higher quality tools yield higher quality results. Not saying more expensive=more good (you can get some very high quality inexpensive gear). Sometimes less is more, but sometimes a certain job requires a certain tool. |
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Computers: -PC with Luna II card -Mac Laptop -PC Laptop -Amstrad CPC 464 -Spectrum Sinclair Mixers: -Roland VM3100Pro -Roland DJ-2000 Synths: -Korg MS2000 -Casiotone PT10 Others: -Korg VC10 (1978 vocoder) -Stanton STR 8-80 turntables -Gibson LesPaul Studio -Fender Telecaster -Fender acoustic guitar -EKO acoustic guitar -Yamaha trumpet -Clarinet -Roland VS-880 multitracker -Boss rythmbox -AKG C3000 mic -Some more mics -Djembé -Genelec 2029a monitors -Flute -some more toys... |
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Get the micron. I have heard a lot of really good about it. I really wish I had gotten that instead of a microkorg! |
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Doesn't that Microcorg use the same oscillators that use the MS2000? |
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Pretty much. Some of the stuff has been stripped down tho. Ie: 8 band vocoder on microkorg, 16 band vocoder on the MS2000 |
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Micron > microKorg My kit: KORG: microKORG EA-1 ER-1 ES-1 Legacy Pack YAMAHA: DX11 (free from my school :D) DD-10 (free off a dump) TYU-40 (mini-keyboard) ALESIS: Ion (greatest VA synth for the money) Metavox (shitty vocoder) CASIO: PT-1 NUMARK: EM-260 MISC: Axl Strat Copy, Peavey Bass, various circuit bent and DIY equipment SOFTWARE: Fruity Loops, Ableton Live 5, SynthEdit, Nuendo. |
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Taxi, you're bang on the money. I've made some insane synth patches (that have been used for whole tracks) using just one synth and a loads of effects and modulation on it. I also gotten far better sounds from "toy" synths than popular opinion would suggest you could; I managed to get a realistic (people though it was a sample) snoring sound out of Reason's subtractor uasing only that and internal effects. Whilst it's fun to do things like that from time to time and doing so certainly helps you understand how to sculpt sound, doing it all the time is incredibly masochistic and not very productive. An amazing pad that would take 2 hours or so on an EA-1 with a load of effects can be made (obviously not identically, but near enough) in about 5 minutes in z3ta+ or absynth. I sometimes poke fun at people who use the latter (amazing synths) as a crutch because they can't make good sounds without them, or even program approximations of effects like gating, delay, flanging, reverb, etc. in a sequencer. However, for the same reason as you cite with the coloured paint, it's not neccessary and doing it that way all the time doesn't make your music any better. I remember ecnadniarb taking the mick out a track someone (who'd obviously just learnt to cut breaks) who proudly presented a track they had done, and ecnad said the bloke could of saved some time and just run the basic loop through supatrigger several times. :) Reaktor nerds are a bit of a pet peeve of mine in that like hi-fi nerds, the music is really secondary to them and they just like the process/technology. No harm in that in itself, and some great ensembles have come out reaktor (again, I have used it and made a synth for a particular purpose myself in it), but a hell of a lot of them are like freeware synthedit ones; CPU inefficient and not sounding very different at all to other cheap/basic synths. Basically, I definately think it's good to be able to mix paint to get exactly what you want for some parts, but doing it all the... |
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...time is a massively inefficient way of working. It also often doesn't make your tracks any better. Look at Aphex Twin, one of the most respected artists we talk about here and how often does he use stock, very lightly fx'd 909/707/606 drums? His programming is so good that it doesn't really matter exactly how the snare sounds. Anyway, rant over. People can do what they like with their music, so long as they're having fun. |
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im lookin at buyin a MC-505 as well as some random Korg synth ive never seen before (both at cash converters, yay). my existing hardware setup cost me less than a tenner in total. |
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I've never been lucky with hardware (other than amp/speakers) at cash generator/second hand stores, they're often marked quite highly. EG I've seen a 606 without box/manual/adaptor, etc. for £120. |
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Word. Occasionally you can find deals, but those are lucky. I usually end up finding things for about $40 less than normal resale on ebay. |
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come to see MY jet first. |
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yeah i know, but that batteries option in microkorg is the dope... there is one terrible thing which bug my mind, why korg didn't make some proper battery operated sampler like microkorg, something like casio sk 1, but with at least 4 MB memory, 44.1 stereo and so on...why? |
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ensoniq asr10 korg ms2000 clavia nord modular g2 engine yamaha ry-30 sony hrmp5 tascam da20 mkII neutrik patchbay mackie 1604vlz pro samson resolv 65a behringer bcr2000 m-audio dio2496 m-audio co2 converter m-audio midi thru 1x4 |
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Didn't realise how much I had until I listed it all! half of this is gathering dust btw: Yamaha drumkit Yamaha DD55 cheepy drum triggers Fender Jazz Bass Marshall Bass Stack Korg ER-1, EA-1, ES-1 Roland SP808 EMU Proteus 2000 Shure SM58 Microphone Behringer Tube - Ultragain Mic200 Various percussion (bongo's, cowbell, tambourine...) Evolution X-Session midi controller M-Audio Firewire Audiophile Midi/Audio interface Evolution MK149 midi controller 2 x Gemini PT2000 Turntables, Pioneer Mixer, Pioneer EFX Technics EQualiser Pioneer DJSE 5000 Headphones 2x Alesis Monitor One MK2 Sony Amp Dell laptop running-Ableton 5, Soundforge, Cubase sx, NI Kontakt |
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