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Poly 800! I used to have one of those :-)
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RiK wrote:Poly 800! I used to have one of those :-)
It's the only genuine 80's analogue synth I'm ever going to own so I'm keeping it. Also I learned how envelopes work on that thing so it has an emotional attachment.
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Not visible (behind the Modor or on the speakers)

Virus TI desktop
Emu Procussion
Focusrite Saffire Pro26
Focusrite Octopre
Roland JX-03
Korg Volca Beats
Arturia Beatstep

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Kurzweil K2000s
Octave Cat
Yamaha CS10m
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God I love threads like this - great eye candy!
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Fairly big re-org this weekend and here's my setup:

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I've got an Electribe 2, OP1 and a Circuit to add into the mix at some point. Thinking of getting a laptop stand and putting the Analog Keys on the top shelf as I'm only using it to route / translate some MIDI gubbings.

Still in two minds about working standing up. My back is aching a bit bit on the plus side it does stop you fucking about :D I can always get a stool or lower the stand to seat height if it doesn't work out.
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gravy wrote:I've got an Electribe 2, OP1 and a Circuit to add into the mix at some point. Thinking of getting a laptop stand and putting the Analog Keys on the top shelf as I'm only using it to route / translate some MIDI gubbings..
I've got a couple of free-standing laptop stands, one for my lappy, and the other (on the right in the above pics) has my Micron on it at the mo.

I got these: http://amzn.to/29OZeoI

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My studio is upstairs. I was in the process of updating my PC and my Audio Interface asplode, so now I have a studio that makes no noise except the acoustic guitars. Fuck all use for acid house. So anyway, I have knocked performing live with a group on the head and have a live rig's worth of stuff which will be a space-killer and a distraction in the studio once it gets redone, so I created studio B in a corner of the lounge.

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Mackie Mix12 desk with send/return to KaossPadMini2
EEEPC running FLStudio for piano roll and sequencing
Novation Circuit

Bottom Deck: Volca Keys, Beats and Bass (I only really like the Keys)
Dave Smith Evolver
iPad3

Novation Mininova in the foreground and Yamaha PSS780 in case I need a spare midi controller.
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My current corner of audio tomfoolery.

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Ableton Push 2
Moog Mother 32
Mac - usually running Ableton with a variety of plugins (Loving Analog Lab at the moment)
Novation 25SL MKII controller
Roland TR-505 (bent)
Akai EIE-Pro audio interface
Eurorack MXB 1002 mixer
Yamaha CS1X
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Governmentyard wrote:Yamaha PSS780 in case I need a spare midi controller.
I have one of those! Not powered it up for ages. Got it as a present just before the much sexier 790 came out. Bah.
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There's deep sysex editors out there for the hidden synth parameters, one day I need to get stuck into that. 2op is better than nothing :)
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Governmentyard wrote:There's deep sysex editors out there for the hidden synth parameters, one day I need to get stuck into that. 2op is better than nothing :)
I'd heard about that. My dad was a music teacher and his colleague removed all the demo buttons because they drove him round the bend.
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Baggypants wrote: My dad was a music teacher and his colleague removed all the demo buttons because they drove him round the bend.
:lol: Tell me about it!
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Governmentyard wrote: Dave Smith Evolver
i loved my Evolver, just hated the editing, top synth tho, another one i regret i sold.
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Never sell synths unless a) you have surplus of that model, or b) you will otherwise be made homeless.
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phattslagg wrote:Never sell synths unless a) you have surplus of that model, or b) you will otherwise be made homeless.
i'll remember this for next time, although i've got a dx200 i'm tempted to get rid off :D

I'd post a pic here but at the mo all i've got is a jomox888 and the dx200, both of which are packed away in a cupboard (boo) along with a pair of rokit 8's. Plan on moving within the next few months so hopefully i'll be able to dedicate a bit of space for them then.
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