Post your set up and your sexy cat...

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UKRuss
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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by UKRuss » Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:04 pm

20hz?? On a cone that small? Madness.

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by nuxnamon » Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:08 pm

UKRuss wrote:20hz?? On a cone that small? Madness.
i was thinking the same.. are they custom made 3phase?

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by necho » Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:12 pm

3phase.

I think I know why you have so many problems with Live. Your desktop computer looks a little old.
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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by 3phase » Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:21 pm

UKRuss wrote:20hz?? On a cone that small? Madness.
the cones inside your headphone are much smaller.. theese speakers are somekind of dancefloor version of auratones.. when you can get them loud and deep your mix is clean ... and in the highs its all phase alligned because ther are no crossovers involved.. they sell pretty good from what i ve heard..however.. my main speaker is the one to the left ..an old echolette box.. its just feels so mighty real, my personal monitor for playing... ..just the oposite from the small ones. and there are 3 other speaker pairs in the studio..the famous ns-10 and some huge russian cinema speakers and a pair of jbl 4412.. in the end i still trust the ns 10 the most..and the little mo sterns for the details the ns 10 miss.. also in the low end.. the mo sterns cant go loud on 20 hz..but you get pretty much the picture when you do to much down there because than they physical distort.. and there is a sub under the table to keep the balls warm..

and @ necho.
its rather the szise that matters here than the age...
and abletn live is a bit too whimpy in many areas..
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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by xzusa8ky » Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:45 pm

razorblade wrote:The may look all sweet and innocent, but trust me...they are plotting something...

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Ha Ha Ha! I know what you mean! We got 3 cats and 1 dog and they are plotting all the time! Especially when i want too make music............ :D
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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by Destro » Tue Jan 11, 2011 8:25 pm

Normal Mode

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Battle Mode

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Note: No, I do not produce minimal techno.

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by oblique strategies » Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:02 pm

Destro:
How do you like the Korg MicroKEY USB MIDI Keyboard?

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by Destro » Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:34 pm

oblique strategies wrote:Destro:
How do you like the Korg MicroKEY USB MIDI Keyboard?
- The keys are the same ones you'd find on a Microkorg (mini-sized and almost-sorta-semi-weighted). I prefer mini keys; I can play a lot faster on them since I'm not a trained pianist. The pitch + mod wheels are also identical to the microkorg's.

- Compared to Akai's LPK25 and M-Audio's Oxygen (my previous midi controllers), it feels a lot more solid.

- As I've got the APC40, the fact that the Microkey is faderless/knobless is not an issue.

- The extra 2 usb ports is a great bonus.

All in all, I think it's a great controller. :)

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by UKRuss » Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:08 pm

3phase wrote:
UKRuss wrote:20hz?? On a cone that small? Madness.
the cones inside your headphone are much smaller.. theese speakers are somekind of dancefloor version of auratones.. when you can get them loud and deep your mix is clean ... and in the highs its all phase alligned because ther are no crossovers involved.. they sell pretty good from what i ve heard..however.. my main speaker is the one to the left ..an old echolette box.. its just feels so mighty real, my personal monitor for playing... ..just the oposite from the small ones. and there are 3 other speaker pairs in the studio..the famous ns-10 and some huge russian cinema speakers and a pair of jbl 4412.. in the end i still trust the ns 10 the most..and the little mo sterns for the details the ns 10 miss.. also in the low end.. the mo sterns cant go loud on 20 hz..but you get pretty much the picture when you do to much down there because than they physical distort.. and there is a sub under the table to keep the balls warm..

and @ necho.
its rather the szise that matters here than the age...
and abletn live is a bit too whimpy in many areas..
Nice! Yours looks like a proper set up with the old school gear around, like a laboratory for sounds! sweet. (Lighten up on Live, it ain't so bad. ;-) Nice monitoring array to hear the different things.

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by oblique strategies » Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:40 am

Destro wrote:
oblique strategies wrote:Destro:
How do you like the Korg MicroKEY USB MIDI Keyboard?
- The keys are the same ones you'd find on a Microkorg (mini-sized and almost-sorta-semi-weighted). I prefer mini keys; I can play a lot faster on them since I'm not a trained pianist. The pitch + mod wheels are also identical to the microkorg's.

- Compared to Akai's LPK25 and M-Audio's Oxygen (my previous midi controllers), it feels a lot more solid.

- As I've got the APC40, the fact that the Microkey is faderless/knobless is not an issue.

- The extra 2 usb ports is a great bonus.

All in all, I think it's a great controller. :)
Thanks for the review! Much appreciated. :D

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by JoshR » Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:25 am

"Note: No, I do not produce minimal techno."
Ha!

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by The Carpet Cleaner » Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:35 am

3phase wrote:i decide for gear porn

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Holy shit, so that's 3phase's studio.
Now I understand, that's definitly the studio of a mad man :P

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by RoCi » Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:07 pm

it aint much but i do i have fun :)

soon im treating my room.

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mpk49
profire 610
hs80m
maudio keystation
microkorg
and casio sk-1

oh and my assistamt FERB! lol
love the cartoon :D

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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by necho » Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:56 pm

3phase wrote:
and @ necho.
its rather the szise that matters here than the age...
and abletn live is a bit too whimpy in many areas..
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(that is actually my cat)
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Re: Post your set up and your sexy cat...

Post by aizo » Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:22 pm

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my little black Macbook died on me so I picked up this new lappie 5000!

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Until we get a bigger place this guest bedroom is gonna have to do. Unfortunately my neighbors are WAY too close to have speakers.
I'll leave all the professional mixing to the professionals.
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