Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 2:28 pm
Okay, after some serious days of composing music again...
i had chance to make quick shot today
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Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2010 12:12 am
i wasn't at my room for months! (wife, son, f**** JOB!)
i had chance to make quick shot today
i had chance to make quick shot today
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2010 4:42 pm
Session musicians @my studio!
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 7:56 pm
No photo but a question 
Just wondering, but anyone has a good idea on how to start... I so far own nothing, but want for a couple of years but never had the money and my parent's were (still are :p) somewhat annoying when it comes to what they want me to do, and what I want to do... So any suggestion's on an starting instrument, model, type etcetc?
Just wondering, but anyone has a good idea on how to start... I so far own nothing, but want for a couple of years but never had the money and my parent's were (still are :p) somewhat annoying when it comes to what they want me to do, and what I want to do... So any suggestion's on an starting instrument, model, type etcetc?
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 10:54 am
Finally, after many years of having no where to set my gear up on a permanent basis, I have my own little studio.
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 11:07 am
KRK monitors ?
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:51 pm
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 2:50 pm
Hi Analog
It's an old cheapo compact Canon Powershot A480.
It's an old cheapo compact Canon Powershot A480.
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 3:23 pm
Hmm, at least the shots don't look cheapo 
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:21 pm
I'm sure I can help you out. Do you use msn or sth?shadow wrote:question
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 7:05 pm
Looking back on things I would start off with a half decent electric piano with weighted keys, we are talking about £350 for a new one. Buy teach yourself books or take lessons. Why? Well if you start off with synths then all you do is mess about on them because they are so addictive and you end up not being able to play to save your life (in my case at least).shadow wrote:No photo but a question
Just wondering, but anyone has a good idea on how to start... I so far own nothing, but want for a couple of years but never had the money and my parent's were (still are :p) somewhat annoying when it comes to what they want me to do, and what I want to do... So any suggestion's on an starting instrument, model, type etcetc?
I'm not suggesting you spend years learning to become a musical genius but at least become fairly competent on a keyboard. While you are learing to play set your heart on a synth you want and start saving. Promise it to yourself as a present for learning the basics and save for it while you learn.
Then just take it from there. I bought some of my gear on Ebay (Radias, Supernova) where there a lot of good bargains to be had. The big synths such as the Voyager, Virus and Wave I bought new because I wanted some form of warranty on such expensive item.
Beware though GAS (Gear Aquisition Sysndrome) is addictive and it takes time unless you are very fortunate and have a lot of spare cash. I have bought my gear over the past 10 years (but mainly the last 3) but I don't go out socialising, I don't drink or smoke just about every spare penny I have goes into gear and the enjoyment I get from it.
Some of the setups you see on this thread will take a lot of saving for so be prepared to sacrafice a lot if thats you goal.
Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 7:13 pm
All true, it starts w/ playing the piano. Sure you can program notes and base your music on midi files, but playing it all by yourself is much more satisfying.
After that, get yourself a nice little synth to learn subtractive synthesis (think Roland Gaia)... keep reading to find out more... etc...
After that, get yourself a nice little synth to learn subtractive synthesis (think Roland Gaia)... keep reading to find out more... etc...
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 6:33 pm
Would love a piano, even a digital...no room or $$$GeeJee wrote:All true, it starts w/ playing the piano. Sure you can program notes and base your music on midi files, but playing it all by yourself is much more satisfying.
After that, get yourself a nice little synth to learn subtractive synthesis (think Roland Gaia)... keep reading to find out more... etc...
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 3:38 am
Long time ! I haven't posted a message here in YEARS ! 
Two pics :
Most of my guitars here
http://img.audiofanzine.com/image.php?l ... _id=227981
My synths here (the ION is just for the picture, I don't use it anymore, it's f*cked up)
You may recognize Roland Fantom X6, Alesis Ion, Roland VP330 Vocoder, Nordlead 2X
http://img.audiofanzine.com/image.php?l ... _id=227982
I still have a Roland XP80 and Korg 01WFd in another location... I also use an Oberheim Matrix 1000 on recordings, I have a Korg Wavestation SR (isn't being used a lot) and somewhere unused, a rubbish Roland D110 and a rubbish Yamaha TX81Z.
I'm dreaming of an ARP Odyssey...
Two pics :
Most of my guitars here
http://img.audiofanzine.com/image.php?l ... _id=227981
My synths here (the ION is just for the picture, I don't use it anymore, it's f*cked up)
You may recognize Roland Fantom X6, Alesis Ion, Roland VP330 Vocoder, Nordlead 2X
http://img.audiofanzine.com/image.php?l ... _id=227982
I still have a Roland XP80 and Korg 01WFd in another location... I also use an Oberheim Matrix 1000 on recordings, I have a Korg Wavestation SR (isn't being used a lot) and somewhere unused, a rubbish Roland D110 and a rubbish Yamaha TX81Z.
I'm dreaming of an ARP Odyssey...
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 9:54 pm
I have that.jeremy wrote:I'm dreaming of an ARP Odyssey...
I'm dreaming of a Roland RS505.. but they seem Pri¢ey..