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Terry James
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Originally posted by Craig Patane:Congrats Terry!! [/qb]
Thanks....I still got a long way to go. I felt I owed this community at least a photo after all of the questions I asked. I got some really good info here and learned from everyone. Next will be sound clips of some of my projects
Mackie monitors
88 keyboard controller
MP16 Drum Pad
Yamaha 36 key practice board
Laptop
Motu Interface
Ab Live
Reasons
Nuendo
Cubase SX
Soundforge
Acid Pro
200GB external HD
[ May 05, 2007, 04:32 PM: Message edited by: Terry J ]
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eric justin
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Yeah, Ive been buying gear for the past 8 years. Im actually trying to slim down my studio so I have 1 keyboard and the rest rack mount gear. How do you like that master keyboard you have, it looks nice.
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Terry James
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Originally posted by eric justin:
Yeah, Ive been buying gear for the past 8 years. Im actually trying to slim down my studio so I have 1 keyboard and the rest rack mount gear. How do you like that master keyboard you have, it looks nice.
it's a monster.....I use about a fourth of it's functionality
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eric justin
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The MKII is awesome to say the least. It has all the 909/808 sounds built in so you can use a 909 kick and an 808 snare at the same time. This wasnt possible with the original R8 cause each of thgose sounds are on a diffrent card and you can only use one card at a time. The MKII can also hold twice the amount of sequences and has three times as many sounds as the original. I also just got this shelf for it, check it out.
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Chicago Skyway Music
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Originally posted by eric justin:
The MKII is awesome to say the least. It has all the 909/808 sounds built in so you can use a 909 kick and an 808 snare at the same time. This wasnt possible with the original R8 cause each of thgose sounds are on a diffrent card and you can only use one card at a time. The MKII can also hold twice the amount of sequences and has three times as many sounds as the original. I also just got this shelf for it, check it out.
Is there any difference in sound between that and the Novation Drumstation?
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eric justin
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I sold my drumstation because I found it to be a bit noisey. This could of been just my unit, who knows? The drumstations sound editing is a bit better, but the R8 sounds damn good.Check back in a minute for an audio demo ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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Luse_Fugitive
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Not picking on anyone but the novation is close to the real thing the R8II lacks warmth and the samples are short.
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Twilight Being
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[ August 27, 2006, 09:34 AM: Message edited by: Twilight Being ]
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Twilight Being
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I've since sold the Voyager RME and currently have an MPC-1000 V2 on layaway. I'll pull it in November.
The S90ES is killer and I've grown quite fond of it. The SH-201 isn't any slouch either. I don't think folks take it seriously and that's really a shame.
I plan on upgrading to Mackie 824's in the near future just like you Terry. ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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Terry James
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Originally posted by Sean Hernandez©:
Here's the pic of my studio. OLD SCHOOL FOOL!!
Jack the HOUSE!! ![[coolshades]](graemlins/cool_shades.gif)
Sean Hernandez
whateva works
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Mz. Nicky
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Damn! I'm late as hell to this thread...never knew about this part of the page..DUH'!!! Nice set-up Terry ![[thumbsup]](graemlins/thumbsup.gif) and who's the little princess? Our future female DJ...
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Terry James
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Originally posted by Mz. Nicky:
Damn! I'm late as hell to this thread...never knew about this part of the page..DUH'!!! Nice set-up Terry and who's the little princess? Our future female DJ...
More like future producer and label owner
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hairyarmbutcher
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temp setup- till i build my studio room. Got a few more bits to add. I had a few more gems, but sold em on- regret it now ![[Roll Eyes]](rolleyes.gif)
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