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Lift oFF!!!!


Who's that guy?


@ Thom:

ok, Killer...


easy, dont hurt nobody...

[quote="tone-def"]i don't think i'd have much problems making stuff in a studio like that. although i'd rather work with only a few drum machines, a couple of analog poly's, a few analog mono's, a digital synth, a nord electro, nice big mixing desk, Pro Tools and a load of outboard effects...

looks like a museum, not a studio Came here to say this. Definitely an impressive setup, but I can't see how it would be very productive for songwriting. I think u just need to decide the equipment that u would want to use and focus on it instead of jumping from one to another, cause obv. u wont be...

How has your taste in minimal/techno progressed? I find as we listen, we develop our own taste in our chosen sound and mature as a listener. We go through phases as this happens and come out the other side feeling more educated/developed and maybe even sometimes a sense of superiority as our knowle...

is it a studio or museum? :lol: No it is a studio. Saw it in action a few years back. The guy that owns it used to produce with Peter Rauhofer as Club 69. They were pretty big. But with stuff like this in there, it might as well be a museum. See, with the pics u cant see everything, like: Roland MK...

thom wrote:Meh.

Theres always one.

rationalism wrote:The mess!!! the horror! (I've got a really small flat)

How minimal, now this man's got it right

The pictures are only about half the stuff they got.