Arpangel
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Arpangel]
#487083 - 16/07/07 02:37 PM
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John, the image isn't showing on the forum, you have to click on it ??
Tony.
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Ronnie Wibbley
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Irfan_RX]
#487095 - 16/07/07 03:06 PM
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Collection of vintage banjuleles
Colorsound fuzz-wah-straight pedal
Small, unostentatious cowbell
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John Willett
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Arpangel]
#487098 - 16/07/07 03:10 PM
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Quote arpangel:
John, the image
isn't showing on the forum, you have to click on it ??
Tony.
It's probably something to do with how it's
hosted - unfortunately. 
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John - Sound-Link ProAudio
President - Federation Internationale des Chasseurs de Sons
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Tim.
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: John Willett]
#487107 - 16/07/07 03:22 PM
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Second to me, this is probably the oldest thing in my studio:  More here: http://www.kymatasound.com/studio_equipment.htm
-------------------- Studio: www.kymatasound.com
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Guy Johnson
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Irfan_RX]
#487174 - 16/07/07 05:43 PM
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Arpangel, cheers fer that! I though it up while feeling seasick about 25 miles SW of
Lundy. But getting rid of bad upper-bass standing-waves was hard, especially as the room
is nearly square and block-built. At leat it has a woodden suspended floor Yes,
Les, it's the red box, and Herself's on the bed (where else?) just to the left of the
screen. Lucky you for getting a bigger place. I can't wait, and may well end up with some
friends who have a band
that I've worked with over last Winter/Spring Guy
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leslawrenson
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Guy Johnson]
#487181 - 16/07/07 06:03 PM
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Quote Guy Johnson:
Yes, Les,
it's the red box, and Herself's on the bed (where else?) just to the left of the screen.
Lucky you for getting a bigger place. I can't wait, and may well end up with some friends
who have a band that
I've worked with over last Winter/Spring
Guy
Ah, yes! Now I can see her! I had mistaken
her for some discarded underwear! Well, she does look black and slinky...
...
what? do you mean to say that not everyone wears black slinky underwear? HAS THE WORLD
GONE MAD!
Ahem!
Anyway, yes, the studio move. It's been long
overdue. I have a vast number of projects that I have been holding out on cos I just can't
get all my kit in the one room. It's been a bloody nightmare! I really respect chaps like
you and Arpangel who can work from your computers, in cramped quarters, and still produce
good stuff. But it drives me mad. I'm a hardened and confirmed hardware man (and one-time
guitarist) who needs vast amounts of space to fit his boxes into. Have you seen the size
of a Linn Drum?
Not that I'm adverse to software. I have a software set up
which is proving to be very fruitful. It's just that I feel most comfortable with all my
hardware gadgets and all my analogue stuff.
But, hey! If we were all the same,
life would be dull indeed. Let's love diversity. It's what makes the creation of music so
fascinating, anyway.
And here's hoping you get to your own place soon, my
friend.
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Arpangel
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Tim.]
#487188 - 16/07/07 06:14 PM
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TIM ! long time no hear, is that a Micro-Moog ? I used to have one of those in about 1978,
I find myself saying that too much these days "I used to have one of those" Tony.
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Tim.
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Arpangel]
#487700 - 17/07/07 04:05 PM
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Hi Tony! It is indeed a Micro Moog. I guess I must have had it for something like 30
years. Can’t remember the exact year I bought it though; damn it, long term memory on
the blink now too 
-------------------- Studio: www.kymatasound.com
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Arpangel
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Tim.]
#488464 - 19/07/07 11:18 AM
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Finally got around to pasting a picture of the now famous "Toneville Studio" Please note
the essential wash basin in the right hand corner. Sometimes my sounds are just too dirty,
and I have to clean them up for public consumption, and parental decency
Tony.
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leslawrenson
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: Arpangel]
#488481 - 19/07/07 11:47 AM
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Now, that is what I call compact, Tony! Do you use the sink tiles for
naturalistic early reflections?
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Arpangel
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Re: What is YOUR Studio Gear???
[Re: leslawrenson]
#488495 - 19/07/07 11:58 AM
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Yes, some people have commented on the fact that that area of the room is quite live.
This is the room that also has the poltergeist. I went under the table yesterday to see
if the mice were about, as I like to have them around, and all of my power supply's were
overturned, the mice aren't big enough to do that. Also the pan controls on my mixer were
all at odd settings, very strange. See my earlier post about my A-Station and the strange
case of the "automated" controls, that were turning on their own.
Tony.
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