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simply amazing

ok...a bit embarassing compared to the beautiful setups that many have posted here but here goes anyway:

The stupid wood stands are temporary (although they do align nicely with my sitting height)...there is glass on top of them and then under each monitor I have a neoprene mousepad for separation...looking for a better solution for my monitors if there are any suggestions



Novation X-Station 49
EMU XK-6
Wharfedale Diamond 8.2 Proactive
Roland MC-303
Kurzweil MicroPiano
Gemini BPM500 Preamp Mixer
MBox
Ableton Live 6
FL Studio 6
Reason 3
Stylus RMX 1.5
Sytrus 2.3

beale wrote:I've been trading up gear since the 80's so I've amassed a crapload of stuff. I recently went back to hardware synths as I was getting bogged down with menus on my softsysnths.

Nice stuff. My question is a real simple one. in the above pic where did you get the patch cord organizer / rack that you have mounted to the wall? All the ones I've seen are 2U and were for ethernet cables. and they cost like $60 fo the thing.

Photo with notes and gear list here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fzero/246662801/

fzero wrote:Photo with notes and gear list here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fzero/246662801/

omg, where did u get that stand from? I sssooooo need that for my laptop based rig.

roach808 wrote:omg, where did u get that stand from? I sssooooo need that for my laptop based rig.

It's from a brazilian manufacturer called Staff Drum. I heard they export those things, so you could drop them an email or something.

http://staffdrum.com.br/
http://www.titaniumracks.com.br/

They also sell electronic drumsets and triggers at a very affordable price (in Brazil, at least).

fzero wrote:

roach808 wrote:omg, where did u get that stand from? I sssooooo need that for my laptop based rig.

It's from a brazilian manufacturer called Staff Drum. I heard they export those things, so you could drop them an email or something.

http://staffdrum.com.br/
http://www.titaniumracks.com.br/

They also sell electronic drumsets and triggers at a very affordable price (in Brazil, at least).

oh my lord, seriosuly if u lived down the street from me I would buy u more than a few drinks for the excellent link-age! Thank god i know somebody that speaks excellent spanish.

roach808 wrote:oh my lord, seriosuly if u lived down the street from me I would buy u more than a few drinks for the excellent link-age! Thank god i know somebody that speaks excellent spanish.

Cool... but us brazilians speak portuguese.

Anyway it's close enough. You'll probably be understood if you send your email in english.

BTW: Brazil's capital city is Brasília, not Rio de Janeiro or (shudder) Buenos Aires, which is Argentina's capital.

All of which is irrelevant, as I want to get the fuck out of here and move to Montréal (I'm already taking french lessons!).

divonic wrote:

beale wrote:I've been trading up gear since the 80's so I've amassed a crapload of stuff. I recently went back to hardware synths as I was getting bogged down with menus on my softsysnths.

Nice stuff. My question is a real simple one. in the above pic where did you get the patch cord organizer / rack that you have mounted to the wall? All the ones I've seen are 2U and were for ethernet cables. and they cost like $60 fo the thing.

Scroll down to the bottom. I think they are in the Pomona Electronics catalog.
http://www.analoguehaven.com/cables/

roach808 wrote:

shadowmaker wrote:

I think the Diet Pepsi and the carton of smokes make that studio pic.

as well as THE GREAT SOUTHERN TRENDKILL (fuck yeah) stencil

hail pantera! \m/

I spend basically every cent I have on music gear and some of the home studios I see in this thread make me wanna puke with envy... seriously, who is selling cocaine?

i was gonna buy an SSL console but i prefer the limitations....









damni shoulda toned down the picture size,,,,,sorry

Here's a couple photos of my current setup. Enjoy.

Instruments:
DSI Evolver
Novation Drum Station
Novation Nova
Roland MC-505
Roland JP-8000
Roland Juno-106
Yamaha A4000

Recording/Effects:
AKG K240DF Headphones
DBX 266XL Compressor/Gate
Edirol PCR-M50 Controller
Lexicon MPX-100
Mackie CR1604-VLZ
M-Audio Delta 44
M-Audio Studiophile BX5a
M-Audio MIDIsport 8x8

Computer:
Asus A7V333, AMD Athlon XP 2600+ w/ SLK-800, Micron PC-2700 1024MB (2x512MB), Seagate 250GB, Pioneer DVR-108, Sapphire Radeon 9600XT, D-link DFE-538TX, Antec Sonata w/ TruePower 380W, Samsung 913T

Sequencing/Recording:
Ableton Live 6
Soundforge 7