Got a Numark tt500 and a Vestax PMC05Pro from my DJ uncle, a Panasonic walkman, a toy Casio hooked up to vst synths, and the SP 303. I also have 43 records in my collection, but I'm too ashamed to post a pic lol. Once I get a job, my whole check is going towards digging.
after me and my ex split and i moved into a new place that more than doubled my rent i had to sell all my hardware. spent the last year working in ableton exclusively, just picked up a new 404sx to try and not sit around staring at a screen more than i already do at work. home sick as fuck, hopefully i can get some focus and get some work done today.
Hell yeah kel! studio is lookin clean! and it looks like you got that alesis workin for ya eh? ever get anything from those records i dropped off with you?
thanks springwater! @quivive, the alesis started working again out of the blue, and it's pretty awesome. i never got a chance to mess with it till now, so many years later. let's jam soon!
@kel Great! Looks very cool and confortable. Due to some changement in life , i made some modifications in my studio. I see that you left room beside the desk: this is important to patch/unpatch midi cables and audio. I made something similar. How does that multitrack works, anyway? PS (This is valuable for wll the cats) be sure that the monitors range arrives straight to your ears when you sit down. In other word: the baricenter of them has to coincide withe the high of your ears. I don't konw if the word "baricenter" works in english...i make an example: think at the monitors speakers as rectangles. The center of them is the crossing of the diagonals (? It works in english?). So take the line starting from that center and make that this line arrives at the centres of your respective ears.
yes, ella- typically you want monitors pointing right at your ears, with your ears level to the midpoint of the woofer and tweeter, and an equilateral triangle between the two monitors and your head
yo-yo crunch wrote:yes, ella- typically you want monitors pointing right at your ears, with your ears level to the midpoint of the woofer and tweeter, and an equilateral triangle between the two monitors and your head