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this thread makes me sad. You guys have got all kinds of sweet synthesizers and drum machines and cool looking speakers and mixers and shit. all I got is an old dusty computer from 2003 (my laptop is no good at music making) and a pair of worn out headphones. I envy you all.

 

 

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I find the junkier my studio gets the more tracks I make. Like right now the entire floor is covered in a layer of cardboard boxes with things painted on them, ukuleles, microeconomics textbooks (not sure where those came from but I use them to support my florescent light tube along with a broken accordion & a vcr), a banjo, several ties, & organized Tupperware containers filled with animal bones I found

 

and I'm making a shitload of tracks

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This is how I set up my stuff in my old house. The midi/some hardware in front of a 32" TV hooked up via HDMI. Not pictured is all the guitar gear.

 

MSpaint is fun, but mostly to cover up the fact that I lived in a spare room with 2 decades of someone elses' junk at the time. :cerious:

 

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this thread makes me sad. You guys have got all kinds of sweet synthesizers and drum machines and cool looking speakers and mixers and shit. all I got is an old dusty computer from 2003 (my laptop is no good at music making) and a pair of worn out headphones. I envy you all.

 

 

:cerious:

 

:sad:

You can get a Yamaha RX drum machine for no money at all. Its almost like having a Oberheim DMX or DX drum machine but for a 5th or 10th of the price. I picked an Yamaha RX-15 (1986) yesterday for £20 - fn bargain! The snare is a bit crap but the rest of the sounds are dope!

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all I got is an old dusty computer from 2003 (my laptop is no good at music making) and a pair of worn out headphones. I envy you all.

Learn trackers and a laptop from 2003 will be all you'll need !

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McPete is right - you don't need much to make music and of all the requirements imagination is still the most important piece of equipment. A good example was the stuff that Jonas The Plugexpert posted up that he made on the Amiga back in 1994 - seriously good stuff.

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Current setup as of a few minutes ago. Didn't put any thought into arranging everything nicely so a lot of stuff is either packed away or in a pile somewhere. I've been mostly making music with guitars and laptop lately. I only ever bring out the gear when I'm preparing for a liveset.

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Here was my studio last week. I just moved out of that apartment, and I took the pic for the memories.

 

Now I currently just have my virus and machinedrum on a little desk, going through headphones. I'm staying at a place temporarily, so I won't be setting up the entire studio again for a couple of months, until I get settled in a more permanent place.

 

I enjoyed this setup... was very ergonomic!

 

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Here was my studio last week. I just moved out of that apartment, and I took the pic for the memories.

 

Now I currently just have my virus and machinedrum on a little desk, going through headphones. I'm staying at a place temporarily, so I won't be setting up the entire studio again for a couple of months, until I get settled in a more permanent place.

 

I enjoyed this setup... was very ergonomic!

 

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Jelly of ur drum machines n synthescizzors. Oh, and the fact that you can afford a MacBook...

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Here was my studio last week. I just moved out of that apartment, and I took the pic for the memories.

 

Now I currently just have my virus and machinedrum on a little desk, going through headphones. I'm staying at a place temporarily, so I won't be setting up the entire studio again for a couple of months, until I get settled in a more permanent place.

 

I enjoyed this setup... was very ergonomic!

 

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Nice gear. Do you not find it difficult to view the MD's screen when it's sat flat like that? I've got some custom shoulders for my MD (& MnM) to give them some much needed angle adjustment. Also, I hope you pull the blinds when working - focusing on a monitor positioned near a window like that can really screw with your eyesight over time.

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I tall, so the angle is ok, and I hardly ever work during the day... Night time is the right time!

 

I do want to get another stand like the one the virus is on, and put the MD on it, to the right of the virus.

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is that the thing with the apple logo on it???

 

i feel like whenever i don't recognize rack equipment it ends up being really expensive compressors and what not.

 

I think you are probably right. The unit on the bottom looks like a Thermionic Culture Phoenix valve compressor. The number of knobs on the other units suggest to me compression as well.

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this thread makes me sad. You guys have got all kinds of sweet synthesizers and drum machines and cool looking speakers and mixers and shit. all I got is an old dusty computer from 2003 (my laptop is no good at music making) and a pair of worn out headphones. I envy you all.

 

'Clothes do not make the man'.

 

:)

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