18th September 2012
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#151 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jan 2010 Location: underneath the dank, cobbled streets of Landon Taaaan'
Posts: 1,878
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Monoblockorific?
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19th September 2012
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#152 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia
Posts: 3,054
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Originally Posted by finetuner LOL !
I recently watched this movie again. We actually set the dvd player x 1.5 speed and still sloooow.
Nevertheless; a MASTERpiece.
Back on topic, here's my rig:  | Hi Peter, what monitor speakers are they? I'd love to hear the Soma! Australia is just so far away for demo units...shipping costs are high.
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19th September 2012
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#153 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Netherlands
Posts: 956
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Originally Posted by livingstone Nice one Peter !
still happy with the Soma i guess 
i'll post some pics soon i'm waiting some new furniture, well it'll be some very minimal frames and a custom transfer console we're working on with Jonte. | Hey Fred!
Curious what you'll come up with. Still at Rue Bergé?
Yes, still happy with the Soma. Sometimes i miss a Q setting beyond 1.5 , then again i guess at the end of the chain is no place for small strokes...
It sounds and feels great and the m/s switch is so handy. Use that often to cut off at 30 on the sides only for vinyl masters. Still dangerously seductive as well; starting off with 4 dB lifts to end up with a 0.5 setting being just fine haha. Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben F Hi Peter, what monitor speakers are they? I'd love to hear the Soma! Australia is just so far away for demo units...shipping costs are high. | Hi Ben, those are PSI 25/3 from Switzerland.
They're tri amped active and ideal for midsize rooms.
My best investment ever. The image and detail are amazing.
Should you ever be on a trip in Europe, you're welcome to hear both.
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19th September 2012
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#154 | | Lives for gear
Joined: May 2005 Location: Netherlands
Posts: 2,029
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Originally Posted by finetuner LOL !
I recently watched this movie again. We actually set the dvd player x 1.5 speed and still sloooow.
Nevertheless; a MASTERpiece.
Back on topic, here's my rig:  | love that camouflaged comp up there :-))))
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21st September 2012
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#155 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Nov 2006 Location: HI Ambacht, the Netherlands Verified Member | |
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22nd September 2012
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#156 | | Gear Head
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 64
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What do you use to mount your small screen inside the rack?
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22nd September 2012
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#157 | | 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended.
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 2,570
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Originally Posted by da goose made some new pics because of some updates.  | that desk is awesome. is it custom? i think you posted it in the custom furniture thread but i can't recall.. anyway - really nice place.. i love the desk.
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23rd September 2012
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#158 | | Gear addict
Joined: May 2009 Location: Madrid, Spain
Posts: 319
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My setup right now, some improvements
Added Cranesong Avocet, Millennia NSEQ2 and Chandler LTD2
I moved from Protools HD/Sonic Soundblade to Sequoia 12, really like the workflow but i hate win... |
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23rd September 2012
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#159 | | Gear addict
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 479
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Originally Posted by Weiss ... but i hate win...
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Let me guess...
you just had a blue screen... nice one
And a lovely setup |
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23rd September 2012
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#160 | | Gear addict
Joined: May 2009 Location: Madrid, Spain
Posts: 319
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Originally Posted by Odeon-Mastering LOL
Let me guess...
you just had a blue screen... nice one
And a lovely setup  | not too often, but among viruses and uneasy to install and uninstall things ...  |
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23rd September 2012
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#161 | | Gear addict
Joined: May 2009 Location: Madrid, Spain
Posts: 319
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Another pic |
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5th October 2012
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#162 | | Gear nut
Joined: Jun 2009 Location: St. Paul
Posts: 83
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My humble setup.
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6th October 2012
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#163 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Nov 2006 Location: HI Ambacht, the Netherlands Verified Member | Quote:
Originally Posted by Weiss Another pic  | I love your floor! what is it made of? real wood?
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6th October 2012
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#164 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Nov 2006 Location: HI Ambacht, the Netherlands Verified Member | Quote:
Originally Posted by dangerousben What do you use to mount your small screen inside the rack? | When i needed a new monitor one of the things i looked at was the outside size, the rest didn't matter much. I ended up using a 20 inch screen that was exactly the same width as a 19 inch rack. It's a samsung ledscreen with i think 1600x900 resolution but also with adjustable viewing angle. Not sure which type, have to dig it up if you want to know.. it was pretty cheap and nothing special though.
I mounted it on a 4u blank 19 inch panel and to tilt it i used some metal work on the back where the screen is resting on.
Works great! I use it for my plugins and metering.
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6th October 2012
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#165 | | Gear Head
Joined: Feb 2012
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Thanks, I had something like that in mind, but I thought there was maybe a premade and affordable solution. As I already have a screen it will finally come down do DIY again, as soon as I finish the new desk. The idea of modifying a blank panel seems to be the easiest way of doing this.
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6th October 2012
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#166 | | mymixisbetterthanyours!
Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Berlin
Posts: 2,131
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mastering / mixing / post.
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6th October 2012
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#167 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Feb 2010 Location: Europe
Posts: 676
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My new buss comp with bax eq (eeeerghhh is more like "magical mystery eq!  made by Dustin from RJR. Custom Beatles pot names (like "helter skelter" for crush, "getting better" for make up gain, "dont let me down" for threshold and many more like this  Sorry for the shit pic, I'm moving the studio to the new location...
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6th October 2012
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#168 | | Gear Head
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 64
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Wow, that thing looks interesting. Can you tell us a bit more about it?
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7th October 2012
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#169 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Feb 2010 Location: Europe
Posts: 676
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Originally Posted by dangerousben Wow, that thing looks interesting. Can you tell us a bit more about it? | RJR Sick Sick Sick V2.0 buss compressor circuit (aka "Revolution mastering compressor"), RJR Bax EQ circuit (aka "Magical Mystery EQ"), custom Beatles inspired control interface: blend control for parallel compression (You Won't See Me), 150Hz sidechain hi-pass filter (Act Naturally), distortion mode (Helter Skelter) - something like "crush" on Smart. Drive is controlled by Ratio, amount by Threshold/pararell knobs; 7 position attack control 0.1 - 100ms (I'll Get You); 7 position release control 0.1 - 2.5s + AUTO (Hold Me Tight); 4 position ratio control 1.5, 2, 4, 10 (Let It Be); vintage 4" x 4.5" Beede meter modified with white LED's; vintage Dakaware and new Davies knobs; gray powdercoat 6U panel with black infill engraving; hard bypass (EQ and Comp separately), also there is pre/post switch to insert EQ before or after the comp and a meter scaling switch (x2). Lundahl transformers.
Everytihng is VERY transparent.The bax EQ is so sweet and "27k" band just rule for smoothing the top end (Ludahls give a nice bite to it too). The comp is so neutral and so amazing, I've tried 20+ buss compressors including smarts, hi-end ssl4000 copies, etc. and it eats them all out in terms of transparent compression. And one more thins. It's super quiet. I mean TOTALLY. This is now my main comp/eq just before I hit the tape.
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7th October 2012
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#170 | | Gear addict
Joined: May 2009 Location: Madrid, Spain
Posts: 319
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Originally Posted by da goose I love your floor! what is it made of? real wood? |
Thanks man, the floor is made of pressed wood tiles (very fat) and a sheet of synthetic wood.
it is like this, ESPACIO S.A. > Productos > Baldosas |
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9th October 2012
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#171 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Dec 2006
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9th October 2012
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#172 | | Gear addict
Joined: Dec 2009 Location: netherlands
Posts: 407
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Originally Posted by Ben F The maselec is getting a workout! | lol ye that was just to get some xmas tree going... |
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9th October 2012
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#173 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jan 2010 Location: Bjerkedalen
Posts: 1,993
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Super shots!
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29th October 2012
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#174 | | Gear addict
Joined: Aug 2011 Location: London Verified Member |
Brand new MANLEY Massive Passive installed last week, new pic....
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29th October 2012
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#175 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Sep 2010 Location: Germany
Posts: 291
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Finally got around to building a new mastering desk to house all the outboard gear.
Chris
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29th October 2012
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#176 | | Gear Head
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 64
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did you redesign your desk?
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29th October 2012
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#177 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Feb 2010 Location: Europe
Posts: 676
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Chris, nice stands! |
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30th October 2012
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#178 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Sep 2002 Location: Brazil, Florianópolis/SC
Posts: 1,898
Verified Member | Ventilation
Chris Bauer, how is the ventilation accomplished behind the equipment?
Does it run warm?
I have been thinking of this lately: a balance between nice ventilation, silence and access/viewing of all the knobs.
Nice room!
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30th October 2012
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#179 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Sep 2010 Location: Germany
Posts: 291
Verified Member | Quote:
Originally Posted by Alécio Costa Chris Bauer, how is the ventilation accomplished behind the equipment?
Does it run warm?
I have been thinking of this lately: a balance between nice ventilation, silence and access/viewing of all the knobs.
Nice room! | Hi Alécio,
The back is partially open … both for ventilation and to access the cabling. On my right side I have a Lynx Hilo which gets quite warm, but the other equipment stays relatively cool. On the left side I have two Gyraf units (G10 and G14) and they also stay cool, which is surprising given they are valve based. Then again, I am in Germany and we don't get hot weather like you probably do in Brazil. The temperature in my room fluctuates between 19 and 24 degrees Celsius throughout the year.
Best regards
Chris
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30th October 2012
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#180 | | Lives for gear
Joined: Jan 2005 Location: Oberlin, Ohio
Posts: 4,161
Verified Member | Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Bauer
Finally got around to building a new mastering desk to house all the outboard gear.
Chris | Nice very NICE...I am VERY IMPRESSED. The photograph is also exceptional. Did you take the photo? Give yourself a good pat on the back!!!
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