Post your set up and your sexy cat...

[v00d00ppl]

yo p mousse......that setup is crazy......i think you are good to go....how are the drum pad sensors on the edirol controller like???

[logic_user99]

Atari 520 STE, just arrived here last week. I have tried Maxymiser, which seems pretty cool with Ableton's effects. Yesterday, I have ordered 4GB ... oh sorry, 4MB! to boost it to the max, for 0,90€ on the Internet. Hope these RAM are in good condition.

Oh hell yes! I had one of those back in the day... wish I still had it.

[DJ VAKIS]

Hello, there,

here are my gears:


Screen connected to the Macbook.


My cat like to sleep there... except when the floppy drive makes some noise.


Atari 520 STE, just arrived here last week. I have tried Maxymiser, which seems pretty cool with Ableton's effects. Yesterday, I have ordered 4GB ... oh sorry, 4MB! to boost it to the max, for 0,90€ on the Internet. Hope these RAM are in good condition.


The Commodore 64 with MSSIAH. After solding a jack output, I need now to build a 4-knob controller for it.


Here the core of Ableton Live set-up: the Macbook, and the Presonus FP10. Also 2 turntables and Serato for scratching.


All I need is here. But all I want are: a Mono Evolver Key, a Machinedrum, perhaps a Soundcraft mixer, more money...

Do you use the atari?And how?As long as you have Ableton Live,do you need the atari?
I used to own one back in 1990.

[pamplemousse_mk2]

yo p mousse......that setup is crazy......i think you are good to go....how are the drum pad sensors on the edirol controller like???

Hello,

funny, nobody called me "p mousse" until now. It reminds me a French candy called "petit Pimousse".

The Trigger Finger works well for me. Perhaps the pads are a bit too hard for me. Perhaps should I modify the velocity curve. But faders and knobs seem too plastic for me, to fragile. The Trigger Finger is a cheap controler, you get what you pay. I have never tried the MPC.

[Illum]

This is hopefully my last studio setup in Chicago (moved 4 time in the last year). Now I'm above a vacant storefront so I have the whole building to myself. Super close to my 2 favorite record stores in the city (Permanent and K-Stark records). Only thing missing is L8/ MFL/ APC40! (and some more booze)

[pamplemousse_mk2]

Do you use the atari?And how?As long as you have Ableton Live,do you need the atari?
I used to own one back in 1990.

Hi, I was waiting for the Atari for one month, and just receive it last week. I add it to my set up today. I do not plan to use it as a sequencer or a midi clock master. Live do all those jobs. I will use it for its sound chip. This is why I try Maxymiser, a chip tracker able to midi synchronize and to trigger pattern loops a little like Live (the coders seem to be inspired by Live).

Hardware like SID station are too expensive. It is better to use cheap and original hardware, isn't it?

[pamplemousse_mk2]

Michael Jackson, the King of Pop!

[Illum]

MJ's watching over the jesus juice for me.

[condra]

xyz

[aisling]

Illum-

Cool vibe with your place, I hope it brings you much creativity and inspiration.....

[oblique strategies]

Hanging a whiteboard directly in front of you is a great idea!

[logic_user99]

In an attempt to move away from the computer... MPC + effects pedals = Win.

It's working nicely.

MPC500 / DD-7 / PH-3 / OC-2 / Headrush E2

[Thinktanx]

Proper choice in whiskey, my friend.

[swett]

This is hopefully my last studio setup in Chicago (moved 4 time in the last year). Now I'm above a vacant storefront so I have the whole building to myself. Super close to my 2 favorite record stores in the city (Permanent and K-Stark records). Only thing missing is L8/ MFL/ APC40! (and some more booze)
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All about 'Off the wall', AND Makers Mark, AND Amarone de la Valpolicella. But I believe that drum machines do have a soul...

[v00d00ppl]

yo p mousse......that setup is crazy......i think you are good to go....how are the drum pad sensors on the edirol controller like???

Hello,

funny, nobody called me "p mousse" until now. It reminds me a French candy called "petit Pimousse".

The Trigger Finger works well for me. Perhaps the pads are a bit too hard for me. Perhaps should I modify the velocity curve. But faders and knobs seem too plastic for me, to fragile. The Trigger Finger is a cheap controler, you get what you pay. I have never tried the MPC.

no, i thought your eidorol controller has drum pads too right????? Yea, i've had the trigger finger for a while too. It's ok, but i upgraded to the mpd24.