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Lets get them up!
Here's is all my current gear.
If this was the gear of a band I would go see the concert
In the rack is also a matrix 1000 and a midiverb but they are blackboxed on the back side.
Last edited by Erroraudio (2008-07-19 10:06:19)
i wouldnt
i sure hope you have a decent mixer apart from that roland rackmount thing.. 
I usualy mix at work...
Pics of the studio and the mics may follow...
Last edited by Erroraudio (2008-07-21 22:04:04)
THAT'S a decent mixer
Electro is going prog. Show all your kit on the back cover. List all machines on the sleeve notes.
THAT'S a decent mixer
yep, you definitely passed in the mixer department..
nice recorders too!
the old setup, pic by Agence Internationale
Ok kinda a repost.
Reposting is ok as long as it's pics like that.... NICE!!!
Uhh... X2
How do you guys sync & sequence your stuff....
Last edited by Erroraudio (2008-07-22 23:41:57)
sequencing via pc and cubase vst 5.1
midi via motu midi express and steinberg smpII
sync etc via 2 syntecno teebees (2x din sync/ 8x cv/gate out)
or triggering arpeggiators etc via the 808 or 909..
all of you are bastards and i'm too embarassed to show any picture of my "cockpit" now. 
Come on show it!!!
the old setup, pic by Agence Internationale
...bit off topic, but the grey remote control on the table is from a LOEWE non-flat TV, isn't it? Recently bought a used ARCADA 8784, which is absolutely great (S-Klasse!).
Sorry for that but I am too enthusiastic about this TV....
In no way does my cockpit compare to the above studios of Rude66, S.T.E.N.T.E.C., Erroraudio or Mono, but it does the trick:
I have to take new pictures I guess, because my mixer has been replaced by a Yamaha 12/4 and I use a laptop nowadays.
Last edited by TinFoilHats (2008-07-23 12:17:47)
How do you guys sync & sequence your stuff....
Most times i just record my stuff with the clock signal also as a seperate audiotrack.
Erroraudio wrote:How do you guys sync & sequence your stuff....
Most times i just record my stuff with the clock signal also as a seperate audiotrack.
Is there some genius reason why you do it like that, or is it just because you don't wanna spendt money on a syncbox...
...bit off topic, but the grey remote control on the table is from a LOEWE non-flat TV, isn't it? Recently bought a used ARCADA 8784, which is absolutely great (S-Klasse!).
Sorry for that but I am too enthusiastic about this TV....
goddamn, and i thought us synth people were freaks!
youre completely right, it's from a loewe planus, don't know the exact type but it looks like the 4781. non-lcd, but it does widescreen.. super image quality!
ITALOMASTER wrote:...bit off topic, but the grey remote control on the table is from a LOEWE non-flat TV, isn't it? Recently bought a used ARCADA 8784, which is absolutely great (S-Klasse!).
Sorry for that but I am too enthusiastic about this TV....goddamn, and i thought us synth people were freaks!
youre completely right, it's from a loewe planus, don't know the exact type but it looks like the 4781. non-lcd, but it does widescreen.. super image quality!
Well that does it... From now on I will always consider myself a normal sane person, with a healthy and non obsessive approach to my work.
Last edited by Erroraudio (2008-07-23 21:34:31)
http://www.technoise.nl/studio.jpg
forgot the racks.
STOLMEN roxx - i use them too:
a.
mono-poly wrote:Erroraudio wrote:How do you guys sync & sequence your stuff....
Most times i just record my stuff with the clock signal also as a seperate audiotrack.
Is there some genius reason why you do it like that, or is it just because you don't wanna spendt money on a syncbox...
If you can find me a syncbox witch accepts MTC that would be cool.
STOLMEN roxx - i use them too:
a.
got the idea from you actually
If you can find me a syncbox witch accepts MTC that would be cool.
What does it need to spitt out???
Midi / DynSync or an analogue clock.
As long it accepts MTC as master signal.
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