Post your set up and your sexy cat...

[SubFunk]

Vakis, what are those thingys tilting your Genelecs? Did you make them yourself or do you know of an online store that sells them?

you can get those wedges where they sell acoustic treatment foams for studios, companies like auralex do them, e.g. and often in online music shops like thomann or digital village, too.

[slirak]

Vakis, what are those thingys tilting your Genelecs? Did you make them yourself or do you know of an online store that sells them?

you can get those wedges where they sell acoustic treatment foams for studios, companies like auralex do them, e.g. and often in online music shops like thomann or digital village, too.

OK, so it's foam wedges? I thought it looked like a solid material, like wood.

[DJ VAKIS]

The pads are good.Maybe better than my old MPD24.They don't light up like the padcontrol.
Looks a bit cheap but is good.
Also the nano control is ok.I mean for the money are ok.
Both you can program how you want,but you will need editing proram from korg.
It is free to download.

[DJ VAKIS]

Vakis, what are those thingys tilting your Genelecs? Did you make them yourself or do you know of an online store that sells them?

From IKEA.

[slirak]

Vakis, what are those thingys tilting your Genelecs? Did you make them yourself or do you know of an online store that sells them?

From IKEA.

OK, I'm just like fifteen minutes from an IKEA! Do you know the name of the product? Did you modify it in any way? What's its intended use (according to IKEA)?

[SubFunk]

Vakis, what are those thingys tilting your Genelecs? Did you make them yourself or do you know of an online store that sells them?

you can get those wedges where they sell acoustic treatment foams for studios, companies like auralex do them, e.g. and often in online music shops like thomann or digital village, too.

OK, so it's foam wedges? I thought it looked like a solid material, like wood.

oops, sorry my bad, but they are made often from a very strong rather hard foam... and you get them tilted either the way pictured or the other way around for shelfs.

but hey ikea sounds good, because auralex for example is just stupidly expensive for no reason.

[lunabass]

I'm afraid I'm too stupid to post fotos here, but I'll give it a try anyway... ... does anyone know why the [img] tag doesn't work? linking to the URL of the pictures works, but I'd prefer that they could be seen in this post directly.

Our friend Thomas ( http://www.thomas-solecki.de/ ) took some pictures recently that we like a lot:
http://www.moonbike.de/studio/1312_moonbike.jpg

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http://www.moonbike.de/studio/1299_moonbike.jpg
http://www.moonbike.de/studio/1338_moonbike.jpg

Jörg's equipment:

Roland HD-1/ TD-6, Roland HPD 10;
Korg Mini Kaoss Pad, Korg Kaossilator, Roland RE-20, Space Echo, MFB Filterbox, MFB 503, Roland SP404 Sampler, Korg MicroKontrol, Mackie VLZ 1402

Peter's equipment:
Line6 Variax 500 Gitarre, POD X3 Live;
20“ iMac Intelcore2duo, Ableton Live 7, VDMX5 (Videos), RME Fireface 800, Kaoss Pad 3, Novation Remote Zero SL and Nocturn, Faderfox LV2 und LX2, Kore 1 Controller, Korg microKontrol, Evolution MK-249C2

Studio: Tannoy Active Monitors, Mindprint envoice, Charlie
http://www.moonbike.de/studio/Charlie.jpg
& Marcy
http://www.moonbike.de/studio/Marcy.jpg

Peter + Jörg

http://www.moonbike.de

fantastic setup cushin. really like the way you've integrated everything into that flight case..

[cushin]

thanks, lunabass!
If I'd plan a case again, I would restrict myself to 2 rows, not three, but I like it nevertheless. The third row wit the microkontrol and kaoss pad is a bit too far away for me, because the guitar is in the way. Or my arms are too short... Maybe I should exchange the guitar with a ukulele ...

[Hidden Driveways]

thanks, lunabass!
If I'd plan a case again, I would restrict myself to 2 rows, not three. The third row wit the microkontrol and kaoss pad is a bit too far away for me, because the guitar is in the way. Or my arms are too short... Maybe I should exchange the guitar with a ukulele ...

I want a set up like this with the electronic drum kit for "in-apartment" rehearsals. It'd be cool to play with a real drummer without generating too much noise.

Anyone have a clue what the best budget-minded electronic drum kit is? Every time I tried pricing one out it got really expensive really quickly.

[logic_user99]

I want a set up like this with the electronic drum kit for "in-apartment" rehearsals. It'd be cool to play with a real drummer without generating too much noise.

Anyone have a clue what the best budget-minded electronic drum kit is? Every time I tried pricing one out it got really expensive really quickly.

For a home practice, you canny go wrong with a Roland TD-3. Could probably get a decent 2nd hander for about £450 off of eBay.

[cushin]

Jörg's drumset is not very expensive I think. And it's very quiet, because you don't get any impact sound from the bass drum pedal like with other e-drum sets.

We had the problem that with a normal pedal, the impact sound would be transmitted through the whole house. In the appartment above the studio it was really annoying for the people there to hear this low-frequency stomping sound that we didn't hear at all in the studio, all we heard there was a gentle "click"...

[cushin]

Jörg's drumset is not very expensive I think. And it's very quiet, because you don't get any impact sound from the bass drum pedal like with other e-drum sets.

We had the problem that with a normal pedal, the impact sound would be transmitted through the whole house. In the appartment above the studio it was really annoying for the people there to hear this low-frequency stomping sound that we didn't hear at all in the studio, all we heard there was a gentle "click"...

[chrisedmo]

thanks, lunabass!
If I'd plan a case again, I would restrict myself to 2 rows, not three, but I like it nevertheless. The third row wit the microkontrol and kaoss pad is a bit too far away for me, because the guitar is in the way. Or my arms are too short... Maybe I should exchange the guitar with a ukulele ...

Haha i have the same problem, some times when i go from playing the guitar to a synth part with two hands i have to really watch my guitar neck doesn't 'clunk' anything.. its a nightmare.

I really like your set up too btw.. did you make that 3 tier case ?

[cushin]

no, the case was made by (music shop) Thomann.
I made the drawings for the case, and they put some thought in it and added some good ideas, too.

yes, the "clunk" problem... at our last gig, I kept hitting the microphone stand...

[aburgener]

yay minimal!

looks alot like my setup except you have better speakers