Nice Setup

[Res]

WOW, if i had this setup id never see the light of day

[cheeseburger]

wipes screen and mouse

[Kraig]

Yo Adam -- I thought I told you not to post that pic of my place!

[Chet]

no doubt
I LOVE those pyramid paper lamps

[sNyx]

fuck thats flippin insane!!
without a doubt its all hooked up to that macG4

*drool* what I would give to be able to learn in a private studio like that..

:keebler: res, nice find

[dj4mula]

soo much hardware and yet a lot of that stuff can be done via software. :c-tard:

It does look nice indeed, I'll see if I can find a picture of Bryan Adam's studio. Now that is a nice studio. I've heard Dr. Dre's is pretty nice too.

[Rytalin]

god damn

that studio looks llike its alot more complicated than it could be.

[Revolver]

WOWOWWOWWOWOWOWOW......

THATS what im talkin about someone finally posted some decant gear porn up in here....

thats some really pricey stuff...who owns that palce?

a ruff break down:

mackie d8b.......................$11000
mackie hr828....................$1500 each
avalon mic pre..................$4000
akai mpc2000(xl?)............$3000
appel studio display.........$2500

but most of all i like his studio furnituer...all those nice racks and such....

[Res]

Its funny tho, once you have all your sound files and know-how, u can pretty much make all the shit you want with sum nice programs and a keyboard to make builds n shit , but ya unless your PVD or sum shit, a laptop will do fine...........

[sNyx]

just plllllllllease, gimmie the chance to learn in that studio..

[ppcock]

^just get reason

its practically all there.

[[edit_out]]

software is no excuse not to have neat expensive hardware!

[dj4mula]

^^^

True enough. It just looks nice.

[[edit_out]]

as well it's hard to emulate vintage tube compressors and lots of older analog hardware to perfection, and you need to have good hardware control surfaces to be able to interface with software effectively if you plan on doing any extensive real-time mixing etc.

[Revolver]

^ahhhk you beat me to it man.

mixing in the box(on a comp) is a pretty rank way to mix/master a project.....

NOTHING i do on my computer(wich is fully loaded) comes close to the work i do in a real studio with proper compressors and tube pre-amps, and outboard effects...its somthing about an actual audio signal passing through real transistors,tubes, transformers while picking up each components certain charecteristics.....

Rather than a wav. file being crunched by a bunch of ones and zeros .

Hardware will never die...

[MissBehavior]

Aw man...all that gear, the g4 AND the 23-25" (can't tell) Mac LCD (or maybe Plasma? Is Apple making Plasma monitors yet??)...Not to mention the PowerBook...*drools*