Elektron-Users

jsrockit wrote:
actuel wrote:
jsrockit wrote:

Beyerdynamic DT770 headphones

JS, how are those DT770's working out for you?

I like them...I got the 80 ohm models and they run relatively well from my Duet. I feel I finally found a great pair of seeled cans... comfortable, sound great, and look cool too...with those fancy grey ear pads.

glad to hear they worked out. i love mine, but i am need of some new ones eventually. mine have had years and years of use.

Try to keep things as minimal as possible for live stuff (see *)

MDUW mk1*
Virus Indigo 2*
Blofeld*
behringer bcf fader controller *
mackie 1602 mixer*

Korg ea1 (mainly for sequencing and echo)
Bassstation rack
Vermona phaser
Emu Morpheus
midiverb 2
small stone phaser
mackie 624 monitors

Ivory 2 compressor


002 rack pro tools powerbook
reason 3 (rarely used now)

just off to buy a kenton midi merge so I can do more detailed sequencing in the studio.

trying to simplify a bit...

main gear:
elektron mduw and mnm mkii's
cwejman s1mkii and a handful of cwejman/doepfer modules
roland sh5
korg ms20 with moogerfooger cp251 add-on
microkorg
monome 40hse and 256

extras (used from time to time):
some craptastic casio keyboards
a few bell kits/glockenspiels
wurlitzer 200a
melodica

misc:
drum kit
mics
live
max/msp
logic
motu ultralite mki
alesis monitor one mkii's
macbook pro
soundcraft compact
a handful of fx pedals

nice studio Chiasticon. Your drum playing and recording/mixing sounds superb. Play drums myself and want to incorporate it into some of my tracks. I find it a big contrast going between real drums and a machine drum. Have you ever tried triggers?

thanks liveseq! it's definitely a contrast writing between the two. machinedrum usually has me making more "techno" beats whereas on live drums i just play straight-up grooves.

never tried triggers. i've enjoyed using electronic pads before tho (like the roland spd-s). i'd like to try an electronic kit sometime and have it trigger a machinedrum. sooo expensive tho!

chiasticon wrote:

korg ms20 with moogerfooger cp251 add-on


please do explain
isn't the cp251 specially designed for the voyager? (has some weird scsi-type plug?)

hageir: nope. you're thinking of the vx-351 expander (or vx-351 for rack mount). the cp-251 just has cv i/o and adds an lfo, two attenuators, a multiple, lag processor, sample/hold and a four-way mixer to my ms-20 really comes in handy; even for little things like just attenuating the ultra-loud noise coming from the ms-20. it's also much cheaper (but *slightly* less full featured ) than buying an ms-50.

copied&pasted from a different thread...

- Clavia Nord Modular keyboard version
- Clavia G2 Engine
- Elektron MD SPS1 UW
- SCI Prophet 2002
- Access Virus C
- Akai MPC4000
- Roland S-760

- TC Fireworx
- Yamaha FX770
- Ibanez AD202
- Ensoniq DP Pro
- Ensoniq DP4+
- Sherman Filterbank
- Rnc Compressor

- Custom PC with 2xUAD-1 cards
- ACID, Sound Forge, Reaper
- Olympus LS10 + Audio Technica AT822

- Dynaudio BM6a
- Audio Technica AT-HM50
- Sony MDR7506

Hi All,

First post here, been reading this board for a while. I thought I might as well post my kit list as an intro.

Sound and Sequencers
MD MKII UW
MM MKI
Waldorf Q Rack (Yellow)
Waldorf Microwave II
Waldorf Pulse
Access Virus Rack Classic
Nord Lead Rack MKI Expanded
Novation Drumstation MKI
Roland R8 MKI with Electronic and Jazz Brush Cards
Akai MPC60 MKII (OS 2.12)
Akai S3000XL
Korg Triton Le 61

Computers
Powerbook 12" 1.33GHz
Powerbook 15" 1GHz
Mac Mini 1.83GHz Intel

Software
Logic Studio 8
Ableton Live 6
Pro Tools TDM 6.4.1

Interfaces
Mix Cube running in a Magma Chassie via PCMCIA
2 x 888|24
Adat Bridge
Emagic AMT8
EMU 2x2

Mixers
Tascam DM24
Alesis Studio 32
Behringer RFX1202

Controlers
Korg microKontrol
Novation Remote 25 SL Compact
Behringer BFC2000
Behringer BCR2000

Monitors
Blue Sky Media Desk 2.1

I Look forward to talking to you lot.

Cheers,

Nine

ninebynine wrote:

Roland R8 MKI with Electronic and Jazz Brush Cards


Hah, how funny, I was just talking about the R8 with a friend of mine and I mentioned that the Jazz Brush card was the best one!
(I had the 909, 808 and dry cards too)
hah