never mind. figured it out. it's a hammond colonnade console organ.

um... thanks for the input but i was talking about a physical hammond organ. the track is just my signature. haha.

i'm pretty sure it's a hammond, just not sure what model...

i think you're right man. thanks! it's been bugging me. haha.

hey, found some pics of what i think are some home studios (just browsing the interwebs) and i found a small setup that i like and was wondering what rackmounts were being used. i know one is an apogee ensemble and the other a monster power conditioner. i'm trying to figure out what's underneath the ...

Ohh. I gotcha. Sorry I didn't catch that. I wasn't sure on how to do that but I see that one was made.

I know but some people have their preferences to use one over the other and that's the basis of this post.

Which do you prefer? And why?

DrVinnyBoomBeats wrote:What's wrong with your set up? You could add some instruments if you want, but you got it down already I think.

Just looking for some better equipment and what not.

That's pretty solid set up and a lot more than many have. Maybe a another set of decent monitors or headphones would be a good addition. Something like a Nord Rack would be pretty versatile or a Virus desktop. If you are a drummer an electronic kit to play in beats with seems like a pretty smart ...

What interests you the most? What I'd consider invaluable is a good preamp, and some good condenser mics along with some dynamics as well. Control surfaces are always nice, tube and analog hardware is always fun, multiple pairs of monitors or headphones is useful for cross checking your mixes ...

blinx wrote:I wonder if windows 8 will be the death of trigger fingers lol

That's why I use a Mac.

As the title says, I'm trying to expand my equipment and I'm wondering what are some of the things you guys think are must haves. Right now, all I have is a MacBook Pro (Mid-2010) with the i7 processor, a M-Audio Trigger finger (which I got before Skrillex, I might add!) two monitors (a pair of ...

Yea looks like 3 of the Mackie Control Extender Pro, but it's missing the top readout.
The other is a monitor/source selector like the Mackie Big Knob, but not that particular unit.
Design on both looks similar, but not exact to anything I've seen before, even browsing catalogs and such.

If you ...

rockonin wrote:Guys i think that's the Tascam 2400 controller.

Very nice!

fragments wrote:So, now it's driving me nuts...what about the red box all the way to the right fellas. The red keyboard looks like it might be a Nord? But to the right of that, no idea...

I thought it might have been a Nord as well but wasn't sure.

wub wrote:Not a clue on the control surfaces but fairly sure those aren't Mackie faders.

Bottom picture is a Mackie Big Knob above the keyboard, that's about all I can spot.

Yea, you're right! Nice spot!

Yea looks like 3 of the Mackie Control Extender Pro, but it's missing the top readout.
The other is a monitor/source selector like the Mackie Big Knob, but not that particular unit.
Design on both looks similar, but not exact to anything I've seen before, even browsing catalogs and such.
Looks ...

Yea looks like 3 of the Mackie Control Extender Pro, but it's missing the top readout.
The other is a monitor/source selector like the Mackie Big Knob, but not that particular unit.
Design on both looks similar, but not exact to anything I've seen before, even browsing catalogs and such.

If you ...

I was wondering what this dude was using. I like his music and want to know how he's making his sounds and what not.
Here are some shots of his home studio. I'm really interested in the mixer he's using and the interfaces under his mixer. Also, out of curiosity, what the red thing is all the way to ...