PIcs of your cribs..

thanks, yeah but not 2 of the same..1 is a rack and 1 is the su700.. the other thing looking like the su700 is the Yamaha Rm1X .. its like Propellerhead Reason in a box without the sampling functions.. nice to add some extra layers to my tracks.
the yamaha rack sampler is nice. looks like the akai s2800 but it has some other options.. like configuring the sample start with the mod wheel.. what can be kinda cool sometimes

thanks! a lot of dudes bug out over the interfacing of them, how hard they are to understand, glad to see someone who doesnt complain!

My girlfriend moved in with me so rearranged the crib big time.








Ps. the cello isnt mine, ive tried it and damn its hard!

^^^ Dig your Weaponry.

kneebone77 wrote:^^^ Dig your Weaponry.

and so do I!

The latest member of the family - the 303 is the shiit

My humble lab is space challenged, enjoy!

marrelarre wrote:My girlfriend moved in with me so rearranged the crib big time.




Ps. the cello isnt mine, ive tried it and damn its hard!

Nice to see someone with there turntable right next to their MPC and records close by. I see so many setups with turntable not in reach of the MPC. Functionality precedes everything.

yeah word I dont even know how some people reach the record button on their MPC if they've got 1 hand on the turntable ( I sample each chop individually)

I have my turntable slightly out of reach. The trick is to drop the needle a little prior to the part you wanna sample. Just put it 5 seconds before the part you want, which gives you plenty of time to slide over with the chair to the sampler, and wait another 2 seconds before you hit record... It's not rocket science...

PS: Always nice to have a listen to your beats again (your sig). Very nice music!

My setup is pretty compact and not the most photogenic... much like its owner.

Nice clean setup there Coz.

http://instagram.com/p/wytqrkC8vn/?modal=true

"Surround yourself with what you love"!

Coz wrote:My setup is pretty compact and not the most photogenic... much like its owner.

That's nice !

here is a more recent picture of my humble setup (some gear out of sight):



happy holidays!

peace, jo