totally irrelvent but thought itd definatly be a good post.... it might look like spaghetti everywhere and the synths might be probly some of the hardest on the planet to find. honestly i dont know what id do if i was ever able to be in either of thoose 2 studios. id probly shit myself with lack of words.. btw the studio isnt from the 80s the equitment might be but not the studio.
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Jan-12-2005 00:32
ErikC
tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2004
Location: Stockholm
quote:
Originally posted by Subtle
the most expensicvce studio for sure.. but not excactly relevant for this thread
Why not? The Arp2600 can make the fattest bases around.. And the Oberheim 4-voice can probably make the fattest leads around..
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Jan-12-2005 09:13
Tea-mo
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2003
Location: Essen
quote:
Originally posted by Rob
Congratulations. Your mixer is worth more then my house
Nah m8...Itīs a fucken Behringer
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Jan-12-2005 09:40
trewqy
^5
Registered: Oct 2003
Location: BangCOCK
Is Tea-mo= Timo Maas?
Jan-12-2005 16:09
Tea-mo
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2003
Location: Essen
Timo yes, but no maas
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Jan-12-2005 16:13
trewqy
^5
Registered: Oct 2003
Location: BangCOCK
Woah... for a moment i thought u were..HEHEHEHE =)
Jan-12-2005 16:17
Col
Gets gigs & sells records
Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Leeds, UK
Foreground: Roland JP-8000;
Background: Korg Triton Classic.
PC is a P3 750, running Cubase.
Jan-12-2005 21:44
staticblue
dreamwalker
Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Toulouse, France
nice studio col. now i understand how you could achieve this amazing mindblowing melody.
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Jan-12-2005 21:45
Derivative
Bipolar Bear
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Dublin
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh, are you kidding me?? That is the most beautiful studio in this thread!
when i looked at all those analogue step sequencers the first thing i thought was 'hey, what if a patch cable dies on you?'
the expression 'needle in a haystack' springs to mind.
Jan-13-2005 19:34
ErikC
tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2004
Location: Stockholm
quote:
Originally posted by Derivative
when i looked at all those analogue step sequencers the first thing i thought was 'hey, what if a patch cable dies on you?'
the expression 'needle in a haystack' springs to mind.
Well, they aren't really step sequencers, there are like 3 Arp2600 there, a Moog 55 and a Roland System 700.. Aah modular synthesizers Allthough some of them do have step sequencers.. And how often does patch cables fail?
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Jan-13-2005 19:45
Derivative
Bipolar Bear
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Dublin
dunno. one my patch cables failed once on my guitar setup. well i lie - ive had patch cables fail more than once. more like 4 or 5 separate occassions. cheap leads. the most annoying one was my first guitar rig consisting of 2 pedals. 1 multi effects processor. 8 cables in all. took me hours to figure out it was the patch cable. i kept thinking id been sold a duff boss overdrive pedal. so i harangued the dude i bought it off. then uhhhh found it was my mistake and uhhhh, never mentioned it again.
Allthough some of them do have step sequencers.. And how often does patch cables fail?
