Show Your Setup May 2009
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Current setup for shows, still experimenting with what pedals to use though.
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timwright wrote: Looks good but are the monitor speakers not a little high up? Do you stand up in there?
I had to clear the racks
...but it sounds better like that in my high roof/small room anyway ...no need to stand up
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Fair do. I was under the impression that the speakers were designed to sound best at ear level. A lot of manufacturers put this into their manuals.WaveRider wrote:timwright wrote: Looks good but are the monitor speakers not a little high up? Do you stand up in there?
I had to clear the racks
...but it sounds better like that in my high roof/small room anyway ...no need to stand up
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Off axis frequency response may not be flat and they may have been designed to be flat at a certain listening position.timwright wrote:Fair do. I was under the impression that the speakers were designed to sound best at ear level. A lot of manufacturers put this into their manuals.WaveRider wrote:timwright wrote: Looks good but are the monitor speakers not a little high up? Do you stand up in there?
I had to clear the racks
...but it sounds better like that in my high roof/small room anyway ...no need to stand up
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when unpacked from the moving boxes it will probably be like this again..
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Poster wrote:
sweet rack! how do you like the voyager?
...and the NM1 is so fun indeed....
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stand up like kraftwerk when you make beats, or continue to make bland dull rubbish for mincing drug addicts
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Sage wrote:
Off axis frequency response may not be flat and they may have been designed to be flat at a certain listening position.
yeah but in my case the room is untreated so having the speakers 1 feet too high is not an issue. In fact, I used to have my speakers at ear-level but closer to the back wall and the monitoring was much worse. Going a bit up somehow helped stereo separation and further from the wall helped with the bass. I would have to use another room for a good sound, moving into a treated space would be the best improvement I could make to my studio; there are no lemons in my gear but I am severely limited by the bad acoustics of this room, bass traps could help
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TITBAG wrote:continue to make bland dull rubbish for mincing drug addicts
oh I make it standing up too
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built it myself with MDF..WaveRider wrote:sweet rack!
all tabletop racks are still too big for my needs with clumsy feet and all..
its just big enough for the two synths and it can still hold a power socket + MIDI interface in the back..
incredible synth.. sold a MS20 and MonoPoly to buy it.. never looked back..WaveRider wrote:how do you like the voyager?
my first hardware synth that will never leave.. well it was a Micro first, later bought the Rack for polyphonic reasons..WaveRider wrote:...and the NM1 is so fun indeed....
love its sound character..
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feeling?SubFunk wrote:^^^
ever heard about 'feeling' ?
unless we talk mastering
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I have feelings.
/cutting
/cutting
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
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not quite sure why photobucket did that to my pic but you wouldn't be able to read the captions if it was sized "right".ThrowAway wrote:jcwillia wrote:ouch...
me = lame.
Its funny no one caught the jergens next to the box of tissues thats next to a picture of presumably your girl friend. LOL at the missile launcher.
anyways, uhm, sadly the lotion is for me - i get dry hands...i swear...