Now that's a sick setup Skinny B

This is after a firesale of much of my hardware...

Current





The gear I left behind

same tascam i have. just got it. Nice to have so many ins and outs finally. never know when your going to be able to plug a bunch of shit in. A mpc 1000 is 6 right there.

@Gundola
damn...that's a Mirage!! there is also an emax? wow an eps16 too...
(i've an asr-x...)

The tascam, emax, eps-16, mirage and S612...all gone!

The Eps16 is the only piece I really, really regret selling.

Cheers man! Really happy with it right now!

I was happy with just a turntable, sampler, and something to record with.
You guys got all this gear.
My girlfriend would have a fit if she walked into my room with all that.
Some dope setups though.

thanks for the podcast humble host and for putting french producer on

Yo, that's part of the reason I started chopping my rig down. I'm married and have 3 kids. Instead of dedicating a whole room to my studio, I brought it in the bedroom and gave the spare room to my kids for a play room.

On top of that, having a ton of gear is madddd overrated. I have touched almost every serious legacy sampler and I can say that with the exception of one or two (IMO) they really don't impart that much final character on your music.

And in all honestly, I think the Boss SP line is the least replaceable sampler. It's has more character than any of the big guns, partly because of the FX...but they really shine all on their own.

I'm gonna be chopping my shit down to a smaller footprint soon.

this is what I'm working with. (please excuse the carpet, it ended up there during a good mushroom trip haha)- anyways I just ordered a Numark TTUSB Turntable to add to the setup. and the bass guitar in the background is an offbrand bass and the keyboard is my friends old $40 yamaha which sounds terrible.

@TheDingo
do the alesis module let you upload samples of your own, and how's the drums feel?

@ellaguru - I'm actually not too sure about that but there are a bunch of kits on there right now. It's my friends so I'm just learning but I'd assume you can get more samples. And they feel great, definitely adds more natural flow to my music
*edit* Yes, you can add additional samples but only drum kits bought by alesis, I believe which are like $50 US

HARDWARE:
1. Roland SP-606
2. Korg MicroKontrol
3. Korg PadKontrol
4. Akai MPD18
5. Akai LPK25
6. Creative Prodikeys PC-MIDI
7. Mixman Dm2 x 3 of them
8. Ion Discover DJ
9. Numark Mixmeister Control x2 of them
10. Berhinger BCD3000
11. Berhinger Xenyx X1622usb mixer
12. KRK Rokit5 monitors
13. Mxl .006 usb Mic
14. Alesis  ControlPad.
15. Ion iED04 Drum Station
16. Ion ITTUSB Turntable

SOFTWARE:
O.S.:Ubuntu Studio 12.04/KxStudio
Native APPS:
1. Ardour
2. Hydrogen
3. Mixxx
4. ZynAddSubFX
5. Energy XT

APPS Running through W.I.N.E.:
1. FL Studio 11
2. Guru
3. Mixmeister
4. BeatCleaver
5. Edison
6. Bomes midi translator

COMPUTERS:
HP DV7 for mobile DAW work..
HP Pavilian DV9000. for my dj rig.
HP HDX 9300 DRAGON
Dell DM061 Desktop as my main daw .

What I'd Like to Own:
64 Core Workstation.
MPC Ren.
Muse Receptor.

recently upgraded
studio is:
sp-303
mpd26 with mpcstuff pads
sp-404sx
monotribe
macbook
technics tape recorder
tascam audio interface
zoom h4n field recorder
numark m2 mixer
stanton turntable
krk rokit 5's

mr. thraz- your krk's are backwards. flip them 180 degrees so the tweeters are on the outside. you'll get a better stereo image. high frequencies are directional, bass isn't