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How do you do with the lack of number pad on your keyboard?
Show Us Your Home Studio Setup!
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My setup - monitors suck (but do the job at the moment for my destroyed Adam's), and it's a mess as I live in here, but it does the job. Use Pro Tools and Revalver for the majority of recording and the rig is portable for use with my Macbook, plus there's 16 in's using the Octopre, so tend to record real drums whenever possible...
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KingAenarion
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ampoverload
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i havent needed it so far. however i will probably get a logitech wireless keyboard that is made for windows because with the apple one the "fn" button doesnt work with windows, so i cant adjust the laptop volume or use any of the subcontrols on the f buttons. luckily though i dont really need to adjust laptop volume because i can use the tascam as a volume control.
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I was going to, but now as you'll see, I'm in a completely different space, and can't really use the monitors at a high volume at all, nor will I be using them much for mixing while here:
KingAenarion
Resident Studio Nerd
But your lovely monster of a desk Pry!
mlabonte
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Here's my setup as of right now!
Heineken
Blackened is the end
@Nolly, were you having issues with the Firestudio Project to upgrade to a RME Fireface 400?
KingAenarion
Resident Studio Nerd
I think he said somewhere it was just the quality rather than issues.
tank
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Brody
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unclejemima218
190 Proof
all I have is a Line6 Toneport 
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theo
Got Hype(machine)?
Nothing at all wrong with a toneport dude
Blasphemer
Bird Law expert
all I have is a Line6 Toneport
Pretty much everything I record is through a toneport. Don't let corksniffers and one-uppers tell you that it isn't a good piece of gear. If it sounds good to you, to hell with everybody else
Brody
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Awesome to see this thread persevering!
I've added a few things to my setup, namely an Axe-FX II, a Chandler Germanium Preamp/DI, and a pair of Ultrasone PRO900 headphones, all of which I am extremely happy with indeed! On the software side of things I recently got hold of Ozone 5, which I've been using for almost all of my mix-bus processing since, and Slate 4, which I'm mainly using for snare and kick augmentation.
iMac 27" i7 processor 16GB RAM, running Logic Pro 9
RME Fireface 400
Adam S3X-V monitors
Ultrasone PRO900 headphones
Fractal Audio Axe-FX II
Audient MiCO and Chandler Germanium preamp/DIs
Darkglass Microtubes B7K bass preamp/overdrive
Radial Pro-RMP reamp box
(Oh, and I now work under the watchful eye of a vicious Portal turret)
I've added a few things to my setup, namely an Axe-FX II, a Chandler Germanium Preamp/DI, and a pair of Ultrasone PRO900 headphones, all of which I am extremely happy with indeed! On the software side of things I recently got hold of Ozone 5, which I've been using for almost all of my mix-bus processing since, and Slate 4, which I'm mainly using for snare and kick augmentation.
iMac 27" i7 processor 16GB RAM, running Logic Pro 9
RME Fireface 400
Adam S3X-V monitors
Ultrasone PRO900 headphones
Fractal Audio Axe-FX II
Audient MiCO and Chandler Germanium preamp/DIs
Darkglass Microtubes B7K bass preamp/overdrive
Radial Pro-RMP reamp box
(Oh, and I now work under the watchful eye of a vicious Portal turret)
Winspear
Winspear/Noisemother
Nice one Nolly!
What's your thoughts between the Chandler and the Mico? Ever try a Focusrite ISA that you could compare them to?
What's your thoughts between the Chandler and the Mico? Ever try a Focusrite ISA that you could compare them to?
They are just about as different as two pre's can get! The MiCO is extremely clean and transparent with a fast transient response, while the Chandler is very coloured/warm and quickly breaks into harmonic saturation. The "Thick" switch is monstrous on DI bass! No experience with a Focusrite ISA I'm afraid.
Winspear
Winspear/Noisemother
Thanks a lot As far as I know the Mico is pretty close to the ISA, but the ISA is a bit more coloured - They were my two initial options.
I was looking for ideas on a coloured pre to expand with, sounds like that Chandler may be a very good choice when budget allows, haha.
As far as I know the Mico is pretty close to the ISA, but the ISA is a bit more coloured - They were my two initial options.I was looking for ideas on a coloured pre to expand with, sounds like that Chandler may be a very good choice when budget allows, haha.
