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Gil Mahadeva
Inactive User
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Posted : Dec 11, 2002 14:50
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NORD LEAD Rack 2 Virtual Analog
ENSONIQ SQ-R Plus Sinth
ROLAND DJ-70 Sampling Workstation (as controller)
DELTA 66 Sound Board
SPIRIT Absolute Zero
BEHRINGER Eurorack MX2624A
DAT SONY TCD-D8
SENNHEISER Phones HD465
PENTIUM 1.8 512MB 80GB
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Yuli
Retired
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Posted : Dec 11, 2002 14:54
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I quote  Wako Jako ' what ever you make with hardware you can do today with only a pc. thats a fact. '
And I say if that is a fact then I am a Tuna sandwich and not Bacon Lettuce and Tomato
Virtual synths are a very nice thing but anytime I will change all my equipment with Weirdo Beardo and move to Sweden. Wako I bet u never played with Moog b4, and seen what sounds it capable off, what it can do that 1000 Reaktors wouldn't come close to.
Come on - cut the crap ppl... Softsynths are nice, very nice.. But only because of money barrier most of the artists that use virtual studio's today don't get themselves a decent hardware equipment.
Second reason for that - it's real easy.. u almost don't need to work on sounds.. everything is there.. just pop the akai disk inside and u got it.. so don't blame it on the hardware...
Blame it on the Boogie..
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Sound Surgeon
Crater / Mish-kah
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Posted : Dec 11, 2002 15:04
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Im kinda embarrased to write what i have, but anyways
P4 1.6Ghz
256SD Ram
SB Live 5.1
Oxygen8 - something i dont know how to use yet, just got it two days ago
Unidetifined speakers
Cubase 5
Fruity Loops 3.56
most VSTi plugins exsist
thats it, hopefully will get something better in the future
PS
since i played with a Waldorf Q in music shop, im not longer AUDIO only!
i will get external equipment sometime, dunno when though
maybe when i will make some money from anything....
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Mike A
Subra
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Posted : Dec 11, 2002 15:36
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fugelpitch
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Posted : Dec 11, 2002 17:23
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AMD Athlon Thunderbird 900 running:
Cubase VST 5
Sound Forge 5.0
various plugins
E-MU ESi-32 with fx/output and memory expansion
Elektron Sid Station
Roland MKS-50
Behringer Virtualizer Pro (kinda crappy (but cheap) fx)
Behringer MX1602A
Guild Electric Guitar
Levin Acoustic Guitar
Hagström & Park amps
"I don't really come from outer space, I'm not crazy!" |
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Hodi
IsraTrance Full Member
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Posted : Dec 11, 2002 19:48
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i have
p4-1900mhz
512 Rdram
60gb IBM 7200 rpm
17" mag 786FD
sound blaster live 5.1
Asus GeForce 2 400mx - 64mb
Creative DVDx16
Windows 2000 Pro SP 2
Software:
Cubase 5.1 r 1
Creative Wave Studio
but i don't make music so it doesn't count 
[ This Message was edited by: hod gavriel on 2002-12-11 19:53 ] u can find "Anything U Want" using the search... |
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medir
Inactive User
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Posted : Dec 12, 2002 11:59
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- AMD thunderbird 900; 512 sdRAM; ibm IDE 40 gb
- RME-hammerfall 9632
- ...an old ibm keyboard (...makes noise too ;-)=)
- logic 5.2
- reason 2.0 (...just started )
- taal mala
- sf 6.0
- t-racks 2.04
- some plugs ;-)=
- milkdrop & geiss 4 inspiration  =
http://www.geisswerks.com/
...boOom
experiment !
make it your motto day and night.
experiment,
and it will lead you to the light.
the apple on the top of the tree
is never too high to achieve,
so take an example from eve...
experiment ! |
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gkalpakas
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Posted : Dec 12, 2002 17:47
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I was a computer freak who decided to go into music this year.
-Novation Nova
-Clavia Nordlead (reaktor??? no thanks)
-Yamaha guitar effects
-p4 1.7 512mb rimms,qdi motherboard intel 850 chipset ,matrox g550 , dual 21 inch but crappy monitors, adaptec 19160,scsi ibm 18gb,scsi ibm9gb,ide wd 20gb,ide wd 40gb, ide ibm 20 gb
Staudio C port 2000
waiting for my enermax power supply coming in a few days , my system is not that stable
phonic piece of shit of a mixer console sounds like the windy heigths of scotland at midnight, thanks to my soundcard i dont really have to use it.
yamaha speakers with subwoofer, amazing value for money, sounds great for its price.
reason 2
recycle 2
acid 4 pro (if they get it right it will eliminate all other sequencers)
sonar 2 xl
cubase sx just started to study it
soundforge 6
wavelab 3
pro 53
fm 7
absynth
plex
tassman
junglist
and hundreds of directx effects and other vst's
loads of audio or akai format cds, and reffils.
immediate future buys:
mixer, thinking between yamaha o1v or some mackie analogue unless do not have the cash i expect then i will settle for a soundcraft spirit
monitors i'll wait until i have the cash to get something from dynaudio until then i will settle with my cheap yamaha's
It was a pain in the ass to understand midi and its implemantation , but thanks to Paul White for his book "MIDI for the Technophobe" on Sound on Sound Publishing, I know where I am standing
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Tomek
Bigwigs
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Posted : Dec 13, 2002 10:48
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Tromesa set up:
Shitty Laptop PC with Midi Flyer
G3 Mac connected to sampler
Behringer Eurodesk MX 8000
Clavia Nord Rack 2
EMU ESI-4000 Turbo Zip with 128 Mb
Lexicon MPX 100
Digitech Studio Quad
Zoom Studio 1210
Alesis Compressor 3620
Bigwigs set up (same as above plus):
Yamaha 03D [Praecox's]
EMU E6400 Ultra with 64 Mb [Praecox's]
Just sold:
Boss DR 660
Roland TR 626
Korg MR-16
Novation Super Bass Station
Roland Juno 106
Korg Poly 6
Seil Opera 6
Tiracon 6V
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apsilum
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Posted : Dec 13, 2002 22:55
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Well... I have a notebook PC with an external SB Extigy, it does the trick. I'm always on the move and I play with sound wherever I go. When I've got all the pieces I could possibly collect together with my laptop I move on to our studio where we have a groovebox, 2 P4's, effects rack (I tweak stuff but don't look at the equipment's names, it really doesn't matter to me). There's a mixing desk and some samplers and some other noise machines here and there. Thats all.
Software emulation is an innovation and innovations are what make the world go round. So go with the flow. Personally I prefer software because I find it alot more intergrated and therefore more flexable than a bunch of wires and knobs. I don't really see what the argument is because if a track turns out to be a stomper then it doesn't matter how it got that way does it?
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n3xu5
Nexus
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Posted : Dec 14, 2002 18:32
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my small studio :w
ibook g3 500 mhz
312 ram
logic audio 4.8.1
peak tdm
some vst´s
motu 828
interface midi 4x4
korg ms 2000 synth
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Ulf:G
Weirdo Beardo
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Posted : Dec 14, 2002 22:13
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Jon: Hehehehehe.... There are some room under the mixing-console that you could move in to, but you had to share it with a load of spare-parts and some old drum-machines... (think there's a TR-707 and a Boss DR-55, and some old Apple-computer from early 80's)....
Well, as you might have read, we love to collect vintage stuffs!
Moog = Love!
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jendoz
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Posted : Dec 15, 2002 20:12
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my list:
computer:
P3 866mhz-524mb sdram-30gb seagate baracuda-sb live[soon be replaceble]-geforce2mx440...
Roadstrar rs-6030 3 way speaker [made in japan ]
Onwa "designer series" amplifier/reciever/deck [japan again  ]
Nesco HCD-30 cd player [japanes equpment rules!]
Hyundai DeluxScan P910 monitor
software:
vst/dx:waves gold bundle 3.2,tc works native bundel 3.0,AnwidaSoft GEQ15V,Steinberg Voice Designer,Ohmforce mobilohm and predatohm,amplitube,iZotope Ozone,etc...
vsti:JunoX2,fm7,DashSynthesis daAlfa2k,Absynth 1.3,Rainbow synth 2,junglist,wasp,etc...
sound forge 6.0b185
wave lab 4.0g138
cubase 5.1 r1
fruity loops 2.5.6
orion platinum 3.7
+a very comfortable leather chair [rocking!]
***dread controls***
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Unidentified
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 01:19
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My studio is
General:
PC Petium IV, 2.2Gh, 512 MB
Mixer Beringher 8 channels
Sound Board Delta 4 channels
Drums:
Drum model DM-5
Roland TD-6
Acoustic drum by Pearl
Cymbals and hihats by UFIP
Keyboards:
Korg Prophecy
Nordlead 2
JP 8080 rack
Yamaha AX7
Guitars, amp and microphones:
Fender Stratocaster (Japanese)
Amplifier MARSHALL Valvestate 100
Amplifier Crate GX 15
Shure SM-57 mic
Zoom 510 Drive distortions
Racks FX:
Ensoniq DP 4
Berinhger Virtualizer dual mult-fx
Mastering:
BBE maximizer 426
Monitors:
Mackie HR 624
Alesis MK II powered
Softwares:
Cubase SX
Cubase vst 32
Wave LAb 4
Reaktor 3.05
Virsynth Tera
Waves plugins
Timeworks Plugins
and much more softs......... 
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Alon
Alo Malo
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 04:10
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My new studio!
gear list:
acoustic stuff:
fender stratocaster usa
pearl drums set
spanish classic guitar
Square bass guitar
fender bass guitar amplifier
yamaha acoustic guitar
arabic flute
indian flute
Marshall amplifier valvestate
midi and instruments:
waldorf q rack
acces virus b
novation basstation rack
evolution mk-261 keyboard
midiman usb 2x2
yamaha g1 guitar midi pickup
yamaha g50 guitar midi convertor
recording and mixing:
soundcraft spirit studio 24trk
creamware luna box 8 i\o
creamware luna 2
tannoy reveal active monitors
akg k270 hd
AKG c3000b mic (condencer)
cheap dynamic mic
pc:
p4 1.7 with 768mb sdram
dj tools:
2xpioneer cdj 100
pioneer djm300 mixer
yamaha rh-5ma hd |
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