I just bought this to play with, after drooling over it for the past couple of months. I predict I'm going to spend more time tweaking my studio setup over the next month or so than I will actually writing any music :)
What new bits of gear have you folks got recently that you're chuffed with?
Gear lust
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- Goldman
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- Location: Nottingham.
Gear lust
obscurity.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
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HeuristicsInc
- Ibárruri
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Just Reaktor, which is software, not hardware, but it's very cool.
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- Goldman
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Yeah, I'm quite the reaktor junkie myself. The only software I would recommend ahead of reaktor is cubase, and even then it'd be a tough call. Good choice! :)HeuristicsInc wrote:Just Reaktor, which is software, not hardware, but it's very cool.
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obscurity.
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"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
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Just bought a Hammond Porta-B. Basically a chopped B3 (L-100 to be exact) for the road. It's still heavy as all hell, at nearly 200 lbs, but it's considerably less bulky than my Hammond M-3, making it plausible for gigs.
It needs some work before it's road ready, but once it is, it'll be a monster.
The next big thing on my list is a pedal steel. Serious money to be made playing that in the Dallas area.
It needs some work before it's road ready, but once it is, it'll be a monster.
The next big thing on my list is a pedal steel. Serious money to be made playing that in the Dallas area.
