Studio Pics

Thanks y'all, it's a tiny room so I did what I could to make it a comfy little lair to work in.

Wanted to edit that post to fix a typo, but also, I hear a lot of other people mention how it's one of their sought after synths. In my opinion it's a very good synth but it lacks that certain dreamy beautiful sound that you'd get from say, a Roland System 101+102.

Ah, that's a bit dissappointing about the envelopes, I love snappy ones too. I have a Crumar Stratus and to be honest, the envelopes are poor on that too. I love odd/rare synths with individual sounds but I guess not all of them are as good as they are rare. Can't believe that it's not wood either! that's real dissappointing.

One that I have been after and just recently found is the Teisco 110F and boy is this a quirky underated synth. The filter is to die for. Envs are snappy as a croc as well.

Get rid of the spirit and get a 110f and have plenty of change.

  On 6/23/2014 at 9:51 PM, BCM said:

I like to mix in mono to the right too

i'd go nuts if i couldn't stretch my legs out, guess you've gotta do what you can with the space you've got.

yeah man my place is teeny

  On 6/11/2014 at 6:26 AM, DerWaschbar said:

System 100

:'0

  On 6/23/2014 at 10:08 PM, Audioblysk said:

 

  On 6/23/2014 at 9:51 PM, BCM said:

I like to mix in mono to the right too

 

it's a 5.1 system (5 stairs, 1 speaker)

He needs to keep the other ear open for his girlfriend's nagging.

/dleetr keeping it oldschool.

lel!

Rbrmyofr

Can I have your Eventide?

Thanks

  On 6/25/2014 at 5:46 AM, DorkingtonPugsly said:

Rbrmyofr

 

Can I have your Eventide?[/color

 

 

 

Thanks

Mwahahaha he gives nothing to anyone but awesome music and gear-wetdreams

It's getting there.. I lost a really good space so it's in the front room now so that sucks.. but new Jbl monitors and analog rytm not shown in picture

Rbrmyofr, you should post some demos/choons of all that beautiful gear.

In boxes that are not on the pic I have a Casio SA-35 and various acoustic instruments (kalimba, flutes, guitars + amps), and "experimental" / toy / DIY gear (nebulophone, HSS3i, DEP2a)

  On 6/24/2014 at 1:52 AM, pafr said:

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When you think of it, whatever you get besides this setup is for masturbation purposes.

  On 7/2/2014 at 7:35 PM, yanG said:

In boxes that are not on the pic I have a Casio SA-35 and various acoustic instruments (kalimba, flutes, guitars + amps), and "experimental" / toy / DIY gear (nebulophone, HSS3i, DEP2a)

What do you run on the Amiga?

A Kalimba is on my wishlist too.

  On 7/2/2014 at 7:45 PM, feartherush said:

What do you run on the Amiga?

countryside summer studio

  On 6/26/2014 at 9:01 AM, LimpyLoo said:

Rbrmyofr, you should post some demos/choons of all that beautiful gear.

I think I did already but here ya go: http://virtualurbanrecords.bandcamp.com/album/glassilaun-memento

To answer Digit, the Octopus is really interesting and I find myself coming up with melodies on it quickly that I wouldn't have been able to do just using Logic or other regular sequencers. The way you can have all the notes right there in front of you and change each one really quickly is great. Also it looks beautiful and whenever people come over it's usually the first thing they ask about. I use it all the time, it's also perfect for controlling drum machines as you have the whole grid in front of you.

Unfortunately the OS has a few bugs which were never fixed before the company went bankrupt. It's not the tightest sequencer either, its midi clock is out of time with the notes it sends out slightly. I actually worked with one of the guys from the company to test OS updates to try to get it more in time but they never sorted that out, they got it close enough so most people won't notice though but I'm really picky about things being in time.

The OS is open source and some people have been making new versions themselves but I'm afraid to upload a user OS in case it bricks the thing as the company aren't around anymore. Overall I love it, would never sell it.