Only if you name the synths:adhmzaiusz wrote:
Now I don't want to hear any comments about my sound/monitoring situation, I know it sucks!! And its a mess
I had a Synthgasm!!! thanksadhmzaiusz wrote: Now I don't want to hear any comments about my sound/monitoring situation, I know it sucks!! And its a mess
OMFG!!! Jupiter 4, Arp Oddessey MKI (wow!), Yamaha CS40(?)m, SH101. A Multimoogue? And what's that on top of the JX3P, a Crumar Performer or something? And that little grey and blue thing in front of the Jupiter?Machinesworking wrote:Only if you name the synths:adhmzaiusz wrote:
Now I don't want to hear any comments about my sound/monitoring situation, I know it sucks!! And its a mess
So far quickly:
Jupiter 8
OBXa (I think, all the OBs look the same to me)
Actually, I'm just stuck here, Jupiter 8 man? You best be using the shit out of that thing!
Nice stuffed rat!adhmzaiusz wrote:
You're a funny lil' bastard, aren't you?oblique strategies wrote:Nice stuffed rat!
Well you got the bastard part right!Silwolffe wrote:You're a funny lil' bastard, aren't you?oblique strategies wrote:Nice stuffed rat!
Yea, the list in my room right now is: Sh101, jp8000, multimoog, bass station in the rack, arp odyssey (which is a funny one really, it looks like it should be a black version of the mk1 but it has the last arp filter in it, the 4075), Jupiter 4, Jupiter 8, Virus indigo 2 (blue and gray synth), crumar performer, jx3p(i have a second one at a different studio), CS40m, Oberheim OB8, and lying on its side a dx7ii which I need to repair the voltage regulator in. All synths have some sort of control with a kenton pro2000mk2 (except the polys) and all the filter ins are hooked to the patch bay for quick routing for the moog filter, arp filter or bass station filter. A funny little tidbit: Its all activated by one power switch which actually dims my lights when I turn it onslirak wrote:OMFG!!! Jupiter 4, Arp Oddessey MKI (wow!), Yamaha CS40(?)m, SH101. A Multimoogue? And what's that on top of the JX3P, a Crumar Performer or something? And that little grey and blue thing in front of the Jupiter?Machinesworking wrote: Only if you name the synths:
So far quickly:
Jupiter 8
OBXa (I think, all the OBs look the same to me)
Actually, I'm just stuck here, Jupiter 8 man? You best be using the shit out of that thing!
Thanks, I really am into synths and even know some people with even crazier synth setups. The rat is funny, I didn't even realize it was in there darn little critter.oblique strategies wrote:Well you got the bastard part right!Silwolffe wrote:You're a funny lil' bastard, aren't you?oblique strategies wrote:Nice stuffed rat!
I'm a genuine rat fan, raised them as pets as a kid.
And I do admit that your synth collection is fabulous! What fun to have all that analog goodness at your finger tips.
I used to play a Crumar like that, long ago...
I have soooo much stuff recorded that is unfinished. The truth is when it gets down to the arrangement I can't bring myself to finishing anything because I don't feel satisfied with where the song went or can't get it to go where I want it to. So most of my time is spent recording bizarre arpeggiations and messed up basslines that I may use in the future. My myspace is so out of date, but only one of the songs feature nothing but the OB8. The rest are software or the virus.MPGK wrote:Okay adhmzaiusz, the huge heap of vintage synthesizers was quite impressive, but now that you posted your cat collection too, I officially envy you.
Please tell me you actually use them to make music.
...I mean the synths.
there is a very simple solution to this : start a 'band' . Two people will do, three is better.adhmzaiusz wrote:
I have soooo much stuff recorded that is unfinished. The truth is when it gets down to the arrangement I can't bring myself to finishing anything because I don't feel satisfied with where the song went
You are totally right though, it does go like just this. In my band one guy considers something done while another doesn't, but things always get pushed forward anyways. Its really good to have a second opinion and is a lot easier to get things done with more than one person.Angstrom wrote:there is a very simple solution to this : start a 'band' . Two people will do, three is better.adhmzaiusz wrote:
I have soooo much stuff recorded that is unfinished. The truth is when it gets down to the arrangement I can't bring myself to finishing anything because I don't feel satisfied with where the song went
What happens is this:
person #1 : what did you do with that track you started, that we did some drums on?
Person #2 : Oh, I was a bit unsatisfied with where it was going, I stopped working on it
Person #3 : ah, actually I sent that off to Jerk Dickweed, I thought it was finished. Sorry guys.
Person #1 & #2 : Ah, shit, OK, ... next track then ...
tldr; working with other people who aren't as precious about your stuff means it just gets declared 'finished' and then it is finished.
