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Old 4th January 2007   #1
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New user with new gear needing some help to decide

Hey everyone,

I've been viewing this site for over a year - i love it.

Anyways last week the studio next door to me closed down and for a very good price I ended up with the gear (even though i don't have the space in my project studio).

So i need some help from you - what should stay!!?!!?!! what should go?!?!!?

This is what i purchased....he wanted to get rid of it all to one person as he was leaving for japan

Yamaha DM 2000 Apogee AD/DA Card ADAT Card + Meter bridge Version II
Desk and Rack from Argosy
Protools HDIII
192D,
digidesign Sync,
MIDI I/O,
3 Avid drives,
Kurzweil K2600XS + disks + stand
Genelec 1030A x5 + Sub 7070A + stands x4
Earthworks TC-30K matched pair
Sony Headphones Mastering MDR 7509
TC Electronics Helicon
Kyma Capybara
Universal Audio Smartcodepro Dolby software
Wizoo Darbukkah and Latigo
Yamaha RS7000
Digitech TSR 24 Quad Effects processor 24bit
EMU Planet Phatt Sound Module
Pitch and Time software with protools
Tascam DA-20mkII
Canopus and USB extensions
Tascam 122mkIII
Roland MC-50mkII
Beyerdynamic Mic M-160 Ribbon
Roland SH-101 Analog synthesizer


I already had:

Pro Tools HD1
Logic Pro
Apple Mac G4
Apple Mac G5
192D
Midi i/o
SSL Duende
Apogee Ensemble
Yamaha 01v96
Genelec 8030a x2
Genelec 7050 sub
TLA Audio 5052 Ivory
Native Instruments KORE
Roland Vdrums 12TD
AKG C414
Rode K2
Rode NT2a
Behringer headphone amp

So guys can you help me out

thanks
musikaaaaaa

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Just curious...how much did he let all that go for?
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All you need is a computer, 1 software program you know really well, instrument or instruments that inspire (real and or virtual), mixer, headphones, mics and good ears. The rest is an overkill and completely unnecessary. Bad tradesman blame their tools. My Grandfather hand crafted the most beautiful furniture and I'm sure he didn't have every tool known to man, he was too poor for that.
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All you need is a computer, 1 software program you know really well, and an instrument or instruments that inspire (real and or virtual), a mixer, headphones and monitors, mics, pre-amps,and compressors,a room to set it up in (treated), with AC/Heat and ventilation, a few hit songs, a substation to create electricity, power lines and circuitry to get it to your stuff, an internet connection and good ears. If you only have one ear, you could still make it work.. That's all you need. The rest is an overkill and completely unnecessary. Bad tradesman blame their tools. My Grandfather hand crafted the most beautiful furniture and I'm sure he didn't have every tool known to man, he was too poor for that.
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Hey everyone,

I've been viewing this site for over a year - i love it.

Anyways last week the studio next door to me closed down and for a very good price I ended up with the gear (even though i don't have the space in my project studio).

So i need some help from you - what should stay!!?!!?!! what should go?!?!!?

This is what i purchased....he wanted to get rid of it all to one person as he was leaving for japan

Yamaha DM 2000 Apogee AD/DA Card ADAT Card + Meter bridge Version II
Desk and Rack from Argosy
Protools HDIII
192D,
digidesign Sync,
MIDI I/O,
3 Avid drives,
Kurzweil K2600XS + disks + stand
Genelec 1030A x5 + Sub 7070A + stands x4
Earthworks TC-30K matched pair
Sony Headphones Mastering MDR 7509
TC Electronics Helicon
Kyma Capybara
Universal Audio Smartcodepro Dolby software
Wizoo Darbukkah and Latigo
Yamaha RS7000
Digitech TSR 24 Quad Effects processor 24bit
EMU Planet Phatt Sound Module
Pitch and Time software with protools
Tascam DA-20mkII
Canopus and USB extensions
Tascam 122mkIII
Roland MC-50mkII
Beyerdynamic Mic M-160 Ribbon
Roland SH-101 Analog synthesizer


I already had:

Pro Tools HD1
Logic Pro
Apple Mac G4
Apple Mac G5
192D
Midi i/o
SSL Duende
Apogee Ensemble
Yamaha 01v96
Genelec 8030a x2
Genelec 7050 sub
TLA Audio 5052 Ivory
Native Instruments KORE
Roland Vdrums 12TD
AKG C414
Rode K2
Rode NT2a
Behringer headphone amp

So guys can you help me out

thanks
musikaaaaaa
Set it all up, so that you can operate a session comfortably. I have a DM2000 in my place and get around on this desk just fine. However I mostly use it as transport and control surface over HUI for Pro Tools.

I would say as with any new/used purchase goes, work with the gear for a while. Keep on, keep'n on, growing up your spot with business // Sell whatever you don't require, nor use, in order to re purpose your investment back into your business.

It looks like there are some specific things that you may not need for your spot, as I would guess you don't work or create exactly like the previous owner of this hardware.

Good luck!
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