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what are you currently working with? what does it look like behind the eyes of an artist?


this is what mind looks like. letters and numbers. ipatch knows what i'm going through ;_;

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#1 DAW


Still learning to work with this one. Won't be producing with this, but will be rather using it for livesets.

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Remind me to do this after I pick up some new equipment.

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pics taken with my iphone :D

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Except mine is on an actual GB Classic. 8)

As you can see, I produce all of my music outside. I should also mention that I am missing several instruments from this picture but I am too lazy to go get them.



And my DAW, EnergyXT2 :>

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Well here is mah stuff. I tried to do one of them panoramic shots, but it didnt turn out that well (especially the last pic :P) (click on the picture to view a higher resolution pic)

So I have:
Drumset
Rokit 5 Studio Monitors
AKG 240 MK II Studio Headphones
Focusrite Saffire Firewire Audio Interface
Axiom 25 Midi Keyboard
2 Sweet ass monitors
1 Shure SM 58 Microphone
My yamaha keyboard that I barely use anymore :(
and uhhh... I guess thats it.

Also, My set up is Reason 4.0(or Record 1.0) rewired in to Ableton Live. Left screen is for Reason/Record, and right screen is for ableton :D

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atta boy

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It looks deceptively simple, to be honest. That's what The Southern Cross looks like on my end. If you don't know the song, it's up on the rithum player.






Yeah I have a lot of guitars and a dual computer setup, midi keyboard but I don't really use them that much for electronic production.

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Dude, those shots - I had to look at them for a long time before I could being to understand how your stuff works ;-;

But sweet

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I'd post a picture but I'm pretty sure you all know what FL Studio and a mouse looks like by now.

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FL Studio 8 XXL Professional etc.

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Hey Spook, you ever tried Psycle? Pretty good Buzz clone. Only reason I use it is because my laptop didn't really like Buzz like my desktop did.

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No, I still use the original with the overloader. I tried the new beta, and the generator that let's you draw the waveform you want to use is a lot of fun, but I'm waiting for it to be a bit more finished before I switch over.

Sometimes I use soundforge to prepare a sample, but other than that Buzz is all I've ever used. You should try it, Merk. It's incredibly powerful software even after being out a decade, most of your VSts will work within it, and your samples.

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Yea seeing as i'm pretty much broke atm (college does that to you) I really only use free programs and programs that i know i can afford (like my wonderful mixcraft program) i'm trying to purchase a keyboard so i can make more fluid sounds instead of using midi's all the time.

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There are countless free VSTs all over the internet, man.

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I use Fl Studio 8 and 9

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Seriously?

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http://www.gersic.com/plugins/
http://www.kvraudio.com
http://www.tweakbench.com (if you're into retro [as in chiptune etc.] sound emulation)
http://rekkerd.org/downloads/ (All of the very nice DSK plugs are hosted here, as well as Rekkerd's own royalty free samples)
http://www.freesound.org (great source of royalty free samples under Creative Commons liscencing)


I could go on, but that should be good for now.