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Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 5:59 am
by Neutron
netguyjoel wrote:Yup...it's that time again. Phase 1 of the new drum rig is all most complete..1 bar to add, and move a pang on the left & the second snare...done...
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hey where did you get thinker toys T connectors? i thought they stopped making that stuff, i need to get more.
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 6:42 am
by netguyjoel
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 12:54 pm
by netguyjoel
I had a D70 when it was brand new, and sold it...bought my PulsarII card & needed a good contoller, and from what Jimmy said...it does the trick...and for the huge SY99...I picked them both up from different studios that barely even turned them on...I think I have a total of $800-900 US combined for the two...and in mint condition...to me that's a bargain....
They are a little bit hard to come by now...at lease in somewhat good condition...I found these mint ones & I jumped right away, so they won't get away...now I'm a proud owner of 2 great vintage synth/controllers...
Jimmy, Gary, & Tom...thanks for the thumbs up...Greg...the jury is still out on you...
...aahh..I love ya anyway...just cuz ya give me so much shit....
astroman wrote:netguyjoel wrote:...but it won't have the REAL FM stuff of the 99...the rig will grow, eventually to become a beast that must be fed...
a REAL FM is a must imho, the SY99 is still tempting for me... having a TX7, an 802 and an SMD incarnation in the DX200 groove-box.
From time to time I dump old DX7 presets into the DX200, tweak them conveniently with the dials of the box and save back as banks for the TX.
Amazing what textures you can squeeze from such a supposedly 'outdated' technology
sidenote: guess the
background vocal chick with the DX7 at 0.30
Joel, if that's the floor of your garage, what a hell of a car do you own ?
great project of course, thumbs up - I seem to have 2 left hands in this domain...
cheers, Tom
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 3:08 pm
by siriusbliss
Don't worry - you're not the first drummer I've harassed
Looking forward to seeing the final product.
Greg
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 3:11 pm
by netguyjoel
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 4:21 pm
by siriusbliss
Meanwhile... here's my latest studio 'reconstruction' - post-flood...
Not much room for drums though, so I'm stuck a padKontrol and Superior2 (and collaboration with drummer friends in Denver, Cleveland, and LA).
Notice what now resides at the center console.
(current planned live geetar / Stick rig sits to the left)
Greg
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 4:27 pm
by netguyjoel
looks like you're equiped for more than 7.1 surround....SCHWING!
BTW...what studio furniture is that.....
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 10:02 pm
by siriusbliss
Almost setup for surround, but not 7.1.
Studio desk is Omnirax. (I forget the model - got it slightly used).
Greg
Re: New Drum Rig
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:08 am
by netguyjoel
Omnirax Force 40 (FRC40)...sweet... makes me want to get rid of my Versatable Eurodesk...