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At 8/18/09 07:31 PM, Chronamut wrote: My Yamaha DGX-230 and my penny whistle hand-made by elves :)

seriously hand made tho :)

along with my old midi keyboard behind it..

:O I have the same series ad Chronamut!

Mine is 1 level higher tho :P

it's mah otari

At 9/12/09 08:40 PM, ZStriefel wrote:

At 9/12/09 07:17 PM, loansindi wrote: it's mah otari

Drool...

I love me some analog

I haven't used the machine for much yet, but it's great for playing music at parties.

Artsy shot of some of mah babies.

Weird pick I took with my violin. I never knew I could get my eyebrows like that.

At 9/14/09 05:51 PM, varrin7 wrote: Weird pick I took with my violin. I never knew I could get my eyebrows like that.

The first thing I thought when I saw this was OM NOM NOM NOM

HAHAHA yeah at times my violin does look pretty tasty.

My 1969 Telecaster Thinline

At 9/15/09 06:04 PM, variousENIGMATA wrote: My 1969 Telecaster Thinline

color me green.

i bought this Schecter a few weeks ago for school, after my nylon string guitars bridge broke somehow over the summer. its okay I suppose. I like the sounds of acoustic guitars better but there's just more shit you can do with an electric. also never knew how fun floyd roses were until I actually tried it.

pic quality sux.

My Pearl River Piano, $3000 practice piano.
Pedals: Sustain, Cloth soft, and piano pedal.

Oh yeah, and the looney tunes book was like 5 years ago. I play level 7 piano.

At 9/15/09 08:19 PM, S3C wrote: i bought this Schecter a few weeks ago for school, after my nylon string guitars bridge broke somehow over the summer. its okay I suppose. I like the sounds of acoustic guitars better but there's just more shit you can do with an electric. also never knew how fun floyd roses were until I actually tried it.

pic quality sux.

What kind of Schecter (I absolutely love their guitars, so I'm just wondering). Also I agree FRs are very fun, especially once you learn a few tricks (I always show off at Guitar Center when I'm messing with one).

mah babbies. my rogue HH ash set neck and my lanikai uke.

At 10/13/09 03:54 AM, jarrydn wrote: But seriously, nice uke :). The binding on it is class :D

For real. It's such a classy looking instrument.

This is my Kaossilator it has only been used successfully in one song. It is a very interesting instrument it encourages you to be creative like a little mini workstation to go. I hope one day to Kaossilate live :P

This is my shitty Casio LK 90 Keyboard.It was used in songs such as Post Dr. Pepper, Dirty Keytar and Green Gemstone. It is my only instrument with a CBC Radio 3 hit.

BTW the Kaossilator was used in Hyper Gear.

Macbook :[

And a MIDI keyboard from M-Audio.

[IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h 60/Luke-_-/IMG_0981-1.jpg[/IMG]

This is our studio rack:

- Korg MS2000BR (synthesizer)
- Dave Smith Prophet '08 (synthesizer)
- RME ADI-8 DS (AD/DA Converter)
- RME FireFace 800 (Our Main Sound System)
- 3 on/off switches (Not interesting)
- 3x Cakewalk UM-3G (Midi controllers)

I'll shot some more shots of the rest of our studio in the next few days.
... to be continued ^^

At 10/16/09 12:17 AM, jarrydn wrote: Just had this bad boy delivered yesterday.

Casio HT-700. Fully editable DCO synth, with resonant analog filters. Oh yeah, and bad ass sampled 8-bit drums.

This thing is an ambient IDM machine. I've been getting some dark brooding atmospheres out of it. It does really well at bass, pads, brass and strings :]

Decent midi spec as well. Which is good, because I've wanted a mini-key midi controller for a while now. Well, a week.

Never seen this synth before. Looks cool and vintage :P Do you have any audio preview from some kind of ambient pads, fx, ambience coming from this thing? I'm curious :D

BTW, here's another baby of ours! Well, two actually:

The Access Virus TI (Which we use very often with our Psychedelic/Ambient music productions)
and you'll see a small part of the wonderful HARDSID 4U at the top-right. For the ones who don't know. This small device contains 4 SID chips, which are analogue synthesizer chips from the good old Commodore64 computer (Search google or wikipedia if you want to figure out what it is). The sound is very unique and the filter sounds awesome!

You can also see partly 2 audio systems at the top of the picture. The EMU 1616m and the EMU 1820. We've replaced one EMU with the RME Fireface 800 (Which you can see on our previous studio pic, because it died.

Cheers,

Nick

Here's my drum set. Not much, but it's good enough for me. :)

Another 2 synths:

- Roland SH201
- Clavia Nordlead 2X