| 'THE STORAGE
ROOM' |
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These days
most producers out there move towards a 'synthesizer free'
studio with powerful computers containing software synths
and effect plugins. We on the other hand don't. This is probably
a very silly way to work but we feel most comfortable working
this way, even if we know that we could sell all we've got
and put the money into a massive computer and software studio.
This of course is a personal matter but please take the thought
of using software under some serious consideration when you're
about to buy a new or even your first synth.
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| SYNTHS
/ SAMPERS / DRUMMACHINES |
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| - AKAI S2000 |
| - Clavia Nordrack |
| - Jomox Airbase
99 |
| - Korg MS2000 (Keyboard) |
| - Novation NOVA |
| - Novation Drumstation
V2 |
| - Roland JP-8080 |
| - Roland Juno 106 |
| - Syntecno TeeBee
MKII |
| - Waldorf Pulse |
| - Yamaha A3000 |
| - Yamaha CS6x |
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| COMPUTER &
CONTROL EQUIPMENT |
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| - Opcode Studio
128x (MIDI Interface) |
| - PC, Windows 98,
PIII 933 @ 1Ghz w/ 512 Mb RAM |
| - Dual Monitor
setup (2x17") |
| - Emagic 'Logic
Audio Gold' (Seq. & recording software) |
| - Propellerheads
Reason |
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| MIXERDESK &
RECORDING EQUIPMENT |
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| - Creamware Pulsar
II (Digital mixing & recording card) |
| - RØDE NT1 (Microphone) |
| - Yamaha 01v 24ch.
(8 Analogue input expansion) |
| - Yamaha 01v 16ch. |
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| DJ GEAR |
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| - 2x Vestax PDX-a1
MKII (Turntables) |
| - Pioneer DJM600
(Mixer) |
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| POWER AMP &
SPEAKERS |
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| - Avance Epsilon
910 (Monitors) |
| - Audio Pro (Subwoofer) |
| - NAD 216 THX (2x125w
Poweramp) |
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