Studio Pics

LoneStar · **Posted:** Tue Feb 23, 2010 7:37 pm

kel, looks and sounds convenient!

But why oh why is the poor little Alesis Micron sitting on top of your speaker, all alone! It begs to be played

kel · **Posted:** Tue Feb 23, 2010 7:44 pm

hehe i'm begging for it to make sound. outputs are fried or something. otherwise works fine

wax inspektor · **Posted:** Tue Feb 23, 2010 7:49 pm

Oh thanx guys...

Cool stuff with the wheels Kel, I built every piece of furniture on my own, too. That turntable desk I made is my whole proudness. Even cows could dance on that shit and the needles wouldn't skip.

Btw. I'd love to hear a mpc beat from you man...
A dude with such creativity and a monster-machine like that... :roll:

Maybe you and I should make use of the damned mpc on the next O.C.
or doesn't the spc combo works for you? Would you be in? Maybe this helps both of us? I'm really close to ditch it again, but knowing me I know I'm gonna regret it someday... but having it only laying around is also a pain.

Yo drewzle would you recommend the blofeld to a synth-noob? mk wasn't mine... the keys, the way of editing...

@E.Simon: You won't regret it... that little thing costs me 40€'s... first i was like that's toooo much but phuck no... it's so spirituel. :mrgreen:

drewzle · **Posted:** Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:52 pm

Wax Inspektor wrote:

Yo drewzle would you recommend the blofeld to a synth-noob? mk wasn't mine... the keys, the way of editing...

hmm, probably not the best synth for a noob. it has great visual representation of envelopes, filters etc which helps you 'see' as well as hear what is going on, but it is quite a complex synth and probably too feature-rich for a synth-beginner. could get lost in it too easily

i'd recommend an AN200 Wax, all the knobs are there in front of you so no menu diving, and they sound amazing