PIcs of your cribs..

ONE wrote:Here is the new improved back to basics set-up. It's completely portable too, and I don't need much more than this. I do EVERYTHING on the 1k including mixing and recording. I just resample the beat as a wav file and transfer to computer with USB or compact flash. DONE!




Now I just need the time to focus on making beats.

And I'm getting rid of some unnecessary stuff

Here are some updated links for the stuff I'm selling.

EXB MOSS - Expansion board for all Triton series Synths. Greatly improves the sound design capabilities of your investment.
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Sample Kings Triton Extreme DVD manual - 2 part DVD that teaches you how to navigate all through the different aspects of the Triton Extreme in an easy and intuitive way.
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Global Village Sample CD by Q-Up Arts - Want those really cool ethnic sounds that are really hard to find, especially in good quality? Get this CD for your Triton.
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Sony MDR 7509 Pro mixing headphones - These are some of the most accurate headphones for mixing available. It doesn't get much better than this.
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Sample Kings How To Play Hip Hop Keys - One of the best DVD's to learn how to play keys. Teaches everything you need to know. It's from a Hip Hop perspective, very intuitive, and easy.
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whattarush wrote:My humble little setup

Nice!!

"Ilikemypocketsfat", Thanks dude! The carpet is about 1 1/2 old and yes I do have to vacuum a lot (LOL). The power strips were about $50 bucks each at Guitar Center.

"hfinal", thanks man. I'll take a close-up on the MPCand post it. I do make a living off of my studio in addition to my regular 9-5 gig. I've recently started an independent record label and I'm looking for some female talent here locally.

I uploaded a new pic of my home studio at my soundclick site.

Peace \/
Chisel

Chisel's Soundclick Site

the s6000 i only **** around with a little. i just got it. it seems really cool. I thinkif anyone is thinking going mpc3000, think 2ce, go mpc60+s6000, s6000 are SO chepa now. have huge amount of ram. lots of scsi options, 32 channels of midi. and usb... and detachable face, that sits right on the mpc60 perfectly. and the two combo is about the same price as an mpc3000 n u get so much more. i bought that shit on ebay for like $400...**** nice. cheap ass samplers lately. **** the ASR10 overpriced.

the space echos arecool but to be honest i think i'm selling them to go on teknival tour in europe this summer.

Chisel wrote:I uploaded a new pic of my home studio at my soundclick site.

Peace \/
Chisel

Chisel's Soundclick Site

Nice and Clean!!!

dsmith wrote:

whattarush wrote:My humble little setup

Nice!!

Co-sign

ctp_killacam wrote:

dsmith wrote:

whattarush wrote:My humble little setup

Nice!!

Co-sign

I agree that is a nice set-up. One thing that puzzles me though. Are those Behringer monitors? If so, why did you get all that dope gear and cheap out on monitors? I'd like to see some genelec's in that piece.

^^^^^^
I thought the same thing

ddash wrote:^^^^^^
I thought the same thing

haha great minds think alike bro!

I agree that is a nice set-up. One thing that puzzles me though. Are those Behringer monitors? If so, why did you get all that dope gear and cheap out on monitors? I'd like to see some genelec's in that piece.

The Behringer actually sounds pretty good in my room but some Mackies or some Genelecs are my next investment!!! I have some Event 20/20's but they're too bottom heavy

whattarush wrote:

I agree that is a nice set-up. One thing that puzzles me though. Are those Behringer monitors? If so, why did you get all that dope gear and cheap out on monitors? I'd like to see some genelec's in that piece.

The Behringer actually sounds pretty good in my room but some Mackies or some Genelecs are my next investment!!! I have some Event 20/20's but they're too bottom heavy

Yeah man, as soon as I saw your set-up I was like "this man needs some Mackies or Genelecs to compliment the rest of his gear." I was actually guessing that was going to be your next move because the behringers are the weakest link in your chain. I figured you knew that by what you have already assembled.

Actually when I heard the behringers i was pretty impressed. I was going to buy me a pair but I stayed away because I didn't think they were designed to handle bass too well. The ports rattled too easy. They are a good speaker for the price though.

whattarush wrote:My humble little setup

I think this is my fav setup right now. Hope to have a similar one pretty soon.

dopedragon wrote:

5 turntables?
GOT DAMN!!!!
You must love vinyl!

I built the hole unit myself, out of MDF.

Its on wheels and i can move the whole desk into my front room if i want.

I also got 2 ten plug extension leads bolted onto the desk so moving the whole desk is easy!

Also check out http://www.myspace.com/beatconsole I just posted some new beats.