[CC Ricers]

Originally Posted by The Vagrance

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...3&id=684275108

My studio, though the Virus was only temporary as it was just kinda too much money for me to spend at the time ($2000) so I got rid of it. That said, I did buy a kick mic and another overhead so I'll be able to track drums once I fix my mixer/get a new one (its emitting a ton of noise now).

Wow, you have a lot more equipment than I imagined. And you got the Virus! I envy that. Are you producing more than DJing I suppose? I took the DJ route more...most of my new toys are based on that.




Like I mentioned before I'm more DJ oriented but there's a MC-505 for some 90's style inspiration.

Not pictured here: a Lexicon Alpha audio interface which I just got last week.
I will update this picture when I get a hold of a camera again.

[analoq]

Originally Posted by Yoozer

My God, it's full of stars!

ahh, there's the fap material this thread was missing. thanks for the greargasms.

I'll contribute something soon.. something.

[OverCoat]

Originally Posted by Chiwalker

Is the middle C your favorite note? (The one with the heart sticker on it)

Yeah :3

That sticker's been on the keyboard almost as long as I've had it [7 years]. I've had to re-color it with red ink two or three times :3

[Yoozer]

Originally Posted by big giant circles

sweetness. care to break down your keyboard tier on the right?

Everything after "ESI4000" in that list, from bottom to top .

[The Vagrance]

Originally Posted by JustChris

Wow, you have a lot more equipment than I imagined. And you got the Virus! I envy that. Are you producing more than DJing I suppose? I took the DJ route more...most of my new toys are based on that.

I actually got rid of the Virus about a week after I got it, just because I didn't feel it was good enough to justify spending $2G on it (that said, I will probably try finding a second-hand C or B). But yeah, I'm mainly aiming more at producing at the moment. I've actually started building up a vinyl collection anyway despite my lack of DJ equipment just because I really want to get back into it again. I do download tracks from Beatport though and make mixes in Ableton (actually thats whats going on in the window below this).

Originally Posted by Yoozer

pictured:
Adam A7, AN1x, Micromodular, MIDISport 2x2, Onyx 1620, Echo Park, Virus C, A-Station, TR Rack, TC M300, V-Verb, DSP16+, MDX2600, MIDI Express 128, ESI4000, DX7IIFD (lowest), Juno-60 w/ MIDI retrofit (awesome awesome), JX8P, JX3P, Alpha Juno 1.


not pictured:

Roland XP30
Eminent Solina string ensemble
Eminent Solina 310
Tannoy Reveal 6D
Alesis Monitor One mk II
E-mu Xboard 49
Yamaha W5
Yamaha A4000

Absolutely beastly, I love those classic Roland synthesizers you have.

[The Pezman]

Meh. Softsynths FTW.

[Yoozer]

Originally Posted by The Pezman

Meh. Softsynths FTW.

FACT: everyone who'd win the lottery would go apeshit spending it on a big studio with every vintage machine known to man.

No exceptions.

[The Vagrance]

Originally Posted by Yoozer

No exceptions.

Deaf people

I win.

[Wiesty]

Heres a few pics of my scrubby pad where the creative process takes place.






List of Stuff
Peavey 4 Channel Mixer
JVC 8 Channel Mixer
Wharfdale Diamond 8.2 Monitors
M-Audio Fast track
Computer....With lots of hardware
Traynor Crap Amp

Shure SM57
B.L.U.E. Ball Mic
Behringer C1 Mic

M-Audio Prokeys 88
Epiphone LP-100
Gibson SG
Epihpone Bass
Hammond L100
Mini-Accordion
Olds Trumpet
Ukulele

[big giant circles]

Originally Posted by Yoozer

FACT: everyone who'd win the lottery would go apeshit spending it on a big studio with every vintage machine known to man.

No exceptions.

Concur. Even though softsynths generally are the way to go IMO, I can't deny that I'd still line my walls with hardware.