PIcs of your cribs..

Pilchard wrote:Another messy European Lab.








It's a nightmare dusting this joint.

absolutely beautiful.

Science wrote:why do you have all those drum machines? you can only use one at a time.

It's an indulgence. But I do sometimes need to MIDI them together and use more than one.

It's better than a crack habit

Pilchard wrote:Another messy European Lab.








It's a nightmare dusting this joint.

The 3000, 2000, 1000 and the sp? You gettin it crackin over there (pardon the ebonics) Is that a triton rack I see?

No Triton for me I'm afraid.
Theres an S950 and an S3000XL on the shelf.

The MPC1000 is a recent addition. I bought it for travelling and took it as hand luggage on the plane recently. It's a nifty machine.

Mr modnaR wrote:

Hot Lipps Music wrote:

Science wrote:good stuff lipps

What's funny is tht my bed is above all this equipment. Ikea's finest! I'll die if that big quake hits though.

...along with your gear

LOL I was talkin about the gear I did'nt even think of my life. Damn I'm a beat freak!

Science wrote:why do you have all those drum machines? you can only use one at a time.

Not true, they can be SYNC'D by midi......plus you get a different sound, workflow, feel and groove from each joint......he cold honestly make a beat according to what ever mood at the time, with that line up.

CHARLIEPLATNUM wrote:

Science wrote:why do you have all those drum machines? you can only use one at a time.

Not true, they can be SYNC'D by midi......plus you get a different sound, workflow, feel and groove from each joint......he cold honestly make a beat according to what ever mood at the time, with that line up.

That's real I want to get a MPC 60II just for my kicks and snare drums. That shit is 12 bit and I heard thats machine does drums the best. East coast cats say the SP-1200 though.

To me, there's no such thang as TOO MUCH GEAR, as long as your putting it to use

Pretty soon, you wont be able to find 3000's or SP's........so he knows what he's doing..

CHARLIEPLATNUM wrote:To me, there's no such thang as TOO MUCH GEAR, as long as your putting it to use

Pretty soon, you wont be able to find 3000's or SP's........so he knows what he's doing..

Co sign

I got a few more pics if you want 'em.

Pilchard wrote:

Science wrote:why do you have all those drum machines? you can only use one at a time.

It's an indulgence. But I do sometimes need to MIDI them together and use more than one.

It's better than a crack habit

word

Pilchard, that's a damn beautiful setup you've got there.

messy as hell, which is a good thing IMO

must be a setup that brings along alot of inspiration!

laaR wrote:
must be a setup that brings along alot of inspiration!

No matter how much gear you have, the inspiration is the most important part.

No matter how much gear you have, the inspiration is the most important part.[/quote]


TrueTrueTrue......I get my inspiration from SOUNDS, and the different ways to manipulate those sounds..I don't care what it is, if you can get a distinct sound out of it, I'll pick it up and try to play it......so to me, if i have more than 1 or 2 pieces of gear, with different sounds and capabilities....inspiration is limitless.

Pilchard....you didnt happen to make a few short loops for Fruityloops did you?


Very nice setup by the way.