Low End Project Studio Show and Tell - Page 7

dntknowsht · 18th April 2006

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Actually, I've used it on vocals with pretty nice results. It has some good presets that dial things in decently.

But, I like these better!

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vls · 18th April 2006

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Work in progress... :

Can't i use IMG tags?

Volker

sloanfiske · 18th April 2006

finally wired and ready to go after I moved it a few months ago.

to the left of the console is my storage for amps, guitars, mics, etc.

my house now serves as the "tracking room"

adrianex · 18th April 2006

Here are some pick of my set up, it modest but it does the work

Raggedy · 17th May 2006

I like it. Here's the bulk of what's going on over here these days.

By far, the best investment in any piece of gear was the $1.29 for the college-ruled ring notebook. It gets more use than anything else, and has become the most valuable...

FeatheredSerpent · 15th August 2008

+1 on the notebook! Cubase has a notes function but I can't part with pen and paper

Camera was nicked a while ago so no photos at the mo', but a modest gear list:

AMD dual core PC, silenced, rack-mounted, using Cubase SX 2.2
Tascam FW1804
Berry ADA8000
Novation Supernova II Keyboard
Lexicon MPX500
Aphex Exciter (type c

)
UAD-1 Studio w Pult-pro, Cambridge, Fairchild etc
Mackie HR624s
Alesis Control Pad
Berry BCF2000
boss latch for punch-in/out
boss dual momentary for control pad
Cheap electro acoustic for knocking ideas out on
one 22" and one 24" monitor

Biggest sin - completely untreated room - mix translation nightmare, especially tops (over-emphasised) and around 150-350hz (under-emphasised).
The tops I can compensate for slightly with the roll-off on the Mackies but the low mid is indeed a misery, next purchase is of course proper acoustic treatment - DIY after being inspired by the thread in the acoustics forum

Best purchases though include two books - 'Mixing with your Mind' by Paul Stavrou and 'Internal Mixing' by Friedemannn Tischmeyer (the latter from the UA site) learend more from them in 2 weeks than I did in 2 years..

18th April 2006	#183
sloanfiske Gear addict Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 304	here's mine finally wired and ready to go after I moved it a few months ago. to the left of the console is my storage for amps, guitars, mics, etc. my house now serves as the "tracking room" Attached Thumbnails

18th April 2006	#184
adrianex Lives for gear Joined: May 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 753	Here are some pick of my set up, it modest but it does the work Attached Thumbnails

17th May 2006	#185
Raggedy Gear nut Joined: Aug 2005 Location: Devil's Slide Posts: 123	I like it. Here's the bulk of what's going on over here these days. By far, the best investment in any piece of gear was the $1.29 for the college-ruled ring notebook. It gets more use than anything else, and has become the most valuable... Attached Thumbnails

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FeatheredSerpent Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,442	+1 on the notebook! Cubase has a notes function but I can't part with pen and paper Camera was nicked a while ago so no photos at the mo', but a modest gear list: AMD dual core PC, silenced, rack-mounted, using Cubase SX 2.2 Tascam FW1804 Berry ADA8000 Novation Supernova II Keyboard Lexicon MPX500 Aphex Exciter (type c ) UAD-1 Studio w Pult-pro, Cambridge, Fairchild etc Mackie HR624s Alesis Control Pad Berry BCF2000 boss latch for punch-in/out boss dual momentary for control pad Cheap electro acoustic for knocking ideas out on one 22" and one 24" monitor Biggest sin - completely untreated room - mix translation nightmare, especially tops (over-emphasised) and around 150-350hz (under-emphasised). The tops I can compensate for slightly with the roll-off on the Mackies but the low mid is indeed a misery, next purchase is of course proper acoustic treatment - DIY after being inspired by the thread in the acoustics forum Best purchases though include two books - 'Mixing with your Mind' by Paul Stavrou and 'Internal Mixing' by Friedemannn Tischmeyer (the latter from the UA site) learend more from them in 2 weeks than I did in 2 years..