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Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:51 pm
by inhouseprducer
PHeMoX wrote:inhouseprducer wrote: RS7000
That's a nice piece of gear, really well thought out.. everything seems to make sense. And for the price it goes nowadays, no complaints!
Yes it is quite a slept on piece. I heard its engine is actually the predecessor to the Motif! You can hear examples of the SP 555 and the rs7000 on some tracks i did for an artist at
www.myspace.com/dirtydama or anywhere on youtube just search yamaha rs7000.
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 2:53 pm
by Fr@
I play guitar in a band , produce darkpsy trance and other stuff...here it is the gear i use in my home studio :
-Cubase SX3
-Wavelab
-M-audio 1814fw soundcard
-M-audio Midimate
-Krk RP6se monitors
-Alesis 3630 compressor
-Clavia Nord Lead3 synth
-Spectral Audio NeptuneII analog synth
-Roland SP404
-Roland SP303
-Marshall JVM410c all-valve amplifier
-Ibanez rg550ex electric guitar
-RokAxe electric guitar
-Yamaha 4string bass
-various effect pedals
it's a good studio , but now i need some new clothes
Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 9:24 pm
by tonefloat
My first post!
In the studio:
Live 7
Cubase Studio 4
lots of soft synths like minimoog V pro-53 and and
Edirol UA-4fx sound card
Edirol PCM-3 midi keyboard
Korg padKontrol
At home:
SP-555, recent buy, used looks like new and a good price
Akai XR20 drums
Alesis Micron, very underrated, much better than my microKorg that I sold
Korg M3 exb-radias, a beast that I sold and replaced with the sp-555, saved me a lot of money!
I have been thinking of a 555 since January and when I found a used one I bought it right away. After a week I am still amazed by the fun and the effects. Even if we have loads of software my 555 is so easy to use. Instant music instead of computer trouble.
Yesterday we released a video on YouTube, all soft synths but that is about to change.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYsmlx_UWXE
Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 9:56 pm
by ColeRockLee
Welcome to the boards!
Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 11:13 pm
by Euclid Ov Oåklånd
Welcome, I hear the micron is a great synth since it also has a sequencer. I have a microkorg and haven't used it much as of yet but I like the sounds in it.
That video is super fesh, nice electro break sound.
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 12:08 pm
by tonefloat
Euclid Ov Oåklånd wrote:That video is super fesh, nice electro break sound.
Thanks! The first video we have made that was good enough to put on YouTube we think.
Micron has a great vintage synth sound and the sequencer is quite capable. Limited by the 8 voice polyphony, but you can write songs on it with drums, bass and leads.
MicroKorg has a more trance future flair we believe. I am a Korg fan having owned electribes and Tritons. But for old school electro Micron is our choice.
This forum convinced me to buy a 555, it is a great sketch pad for music.