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not really, the qwerty is still within perfect reach of my arm.

hopefully when i get used to the novation sl49 and set it up to my liking, i won't really have to use the qwerty anymore

mistayif wrote:hopefully when i get used to the novation sl49 and set it up to my liking, i won't really have to use the qwerty anymore

Dare to dream. Yif, I know you just splashed on that novation, but let me plant the seed: Maschine. I've been following your music for a while, and just paying a little attention to you here, I really think you'd love maschine. Would suit your style and is truly a mouseless, keyboardless tool (unless you want it, then it is there if you need it).

Here's my current setup, hope you like.

Korg Nano Kontrol
Korg Nano Key
Novation Launchpad
AKG K240 MKII Headphones
Line6 UX1
et la pièce de resistance, my wicked old Panasonic something-or-other speakers...I can't wait to get legit monitors

New small studio thats opened up near me that i'm gonna start using:



£10 – 1hr
£20 - 2hrs
£25 – 3hrs
£35 - 4hrs
£40 - 5hrs
Not bad! Artwork is sick too.

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Keepin it simple;)
The Controller is a hercules RMX

Guess you like blue led's?

charliefoy wrote:New small studio thats opened up near me that i'm gonna start using:



£10 – 1hr
£20 - 2hrs
£25 – 3hrs
£35 - 4hrs
£40 - 5hrs
Not bad! Artwork is sick too.

Thats a commercial studio? Shit, maybe i should start charging...

Bro, honestly, you have actual gear worth charging for.

Thats not a commercial studio, I never said that. Just a space that has half decent equipment at cheap prices.

Lol wonder what I could get renting out my space loool.

That artwork is sick but id expect them to offer something beyond my reach for that price. Maybe some nice outboard units, a nice hardware synth or maybe a really nice monitoring setup. Nothing there would look out of place in any bedroom studio I reckon. Saying that I dont DJ so im looking at it from a production angle.

benjaminC wrote:That artwork is sick but id expect them to offer something beyond my reach for that price. Maybe some nice outboard units, a nice hardware synth or maybe a really nice monitoring setup. Nothing there would look out of place in any bedroom studio I reckon. Saying that I dont DJ so im looking at it from a production angle.

Well the guy (dj and producer from liverpool) said that its his personal studio space and he couldn't find any other studios that offered that kind of thing, geared toward dance music, for a cheap price. Its literally just started up so more things are going to be added eventually.

charliefoy wrote:Artwork is sick too.

haha it's definitely not

wfg1 wrote:

charliefoy wrote:Artwork is sick too.

haha it's definitely not

shut up you prick

charliefoy wrote:

wfg1 wrote:

charliefoy wrote:Artwork is sick too.

haha it's definitely not

shut up you prick

chill guys, no one is right in this arguement, leave it there.

charliefoy wrote:New small studio thats opened up near me that i'm gonna start using:



£10 – 1hr
£20 - 2hrs
£25 – 3hrs
£35 - 4hrs
£40 - 5hrs
Not bad! Artwork is sick too.

how does a commercial studio work? Like i pay money & cruise it to the studio, sit down and produce my stuff?

waiting on monitors.

goodeh wrote:

charliefoy wrote:

wfg1 wrote:

charliefoy wrote:Artwork is sick too.

haha it's definitely not

shut up you prick

chill guys, no one is right in this arguement, leave it there.

Hahaha its just banter, he's my mate

AnomiK wrote:

charliefoy wrote:New small studio thats opened up near me that i'm gonna start using:



£10 – 1hr
£20 - 2hrs
£25 – 3hrs
£35 - 4hrs
£40 - 5hrs
Not bad! Artwork is sick too.

how does a commercial studio work? Like i pay money & cruise it to the studio, sit down and produce my stuff?

I think in a commercial studio you'd get an engineer and producer and what not, but in this one (non commercial) you'd just be on your own and stuff.