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JohnLRice
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| mono-poly wrote: | | Gonna go live tonight. |
Tight live rig!  |
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seraph
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| mono-poly wrote: | | Gonna go live tonight. |
what is that "bottle" next to the synthesizer 
a vaporizer
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mono-poly
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| That is just a boring candle. |
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seraph
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| mono-poly wrote: | | That is just a boring candle. |
Too bad, I thought it was some kind of rotating synthesizer
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Carbon111
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The current state of my Serge modular...a few more modules since my last pics in this thread (2006):
...and my Mattson Mini Modular:
...and the rest of the studio:
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Antimon
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| Carbon111 wrote: | The current state of my Serge modular...a few more modules since my last pics in this thread (2006):
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Lovely setup and beautiful studio. Looks like a great place to be. 
/Stefan
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CZ Rider
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Just picked up on of those Asus EEE mini notebooks! A big upgrade from my Atari Stacy, this little machine is quite a bit of fun. Running Moog modular software on it. Nothing like having presets on your Moog modular!
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jksuperstar
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I still haven't brought myself to get an eeePC yet, someday soon enough
BTW - is that an old Honda Nighthawk in your avatar?! I have an '83 myself. |
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Carbon111
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| Antimon wrote: | | Lovely setup and beautiful studio. Looks like a great place to be. |
Thanks Stefan,
It really is a great place to work on music. I'm pretty proud of it...it was many years coming together. And finally I'm in a position to use the studio regularly.  |
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mosc
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CZ, Great picture. Now you have 3 960 Sequencers, at least!
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CZ Rider
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| jksuperstar wrote: | I still haven't brought myself to get an eeePC yet, someday soon enough
BTW - is that an old Honda Nighthawk in your avatar?! I have an '83 myself. |
Those eee's have really come down in price. I paid $320.00 for that model, a 1000H and it comes with a 320GB hard drive loaded with WinXP, although a RAM drive probably would be more reliable for portable music. I'm just running MIDI progs now, no VST or anything like that. Taking the place of my Atari.
Close on the scooter! It's a 1982 Triumph Bonneville Royal, my two wheel portable music rig! 
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CZ Rider
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| mosc wrote: | CZ, Great picture. Now you have 3 960 Sequencers, at least!
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I had to fill that blank panel on the Moog 1P?
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TekniK
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| is that a custom modcan B version quantizer in moog format u have there CZ? |
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CZ Rider
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| TekniK wrote: | | is that a custom modcan B version quantizer in moog format u have there CZ? |
Wow! Good eye to catch that!
I got that panel from Bruce. It was expensive, but looks nice? The white panels on the Modcan B series look great, but it was the only one I own, and it really stood out. The Moog format panel just blends in with the other modules. To the right is a DIY counter, so I can get sequence banks to change at various intervals. My version of the classic Moog Sequencer complement. Incandescent indicators? 
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TekniK
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| CZ Rider wrote: | | TekniK wrote: | | is that a custom modcan B version quantizer in moog format u have there CZ? |
Wow! Good eye to catch that!
I got that panel from Bruce. It was expensive, but looks nice? The white panels on the Modcan B series look great, but it was the only one I own, and it really stood out. The Moog format panel just blends in with the other modules. To the right is a DIY counter, so I can get sequence banks to change at various intervals. My version of the classic Moog Sequencer complement. Incandescent indicators?
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Good eyes, i don't think so,but photographic memory yes
Well done that panel.
indeed did asked also Bruce a time ago to made me a set of B format modules but in black,it was possible but very expensive so finaly i didn' order them but have chose the A format where i replaced the bananas with 1/4'' jacks,a very enoying time consuming job to do.. |
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PeteJames
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| mosc wrote: | This topic is for pictures of modular synths. Please post mostly just pictures. If possible, be sure to indicate a link, an explaination and credit.
I'll start with this picture. It is one of the most beautiful synth pictures I've yet seen |
Wow that's amazing. How many body parts for that? |
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fireclown
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zthee
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seraph
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My new Serge Style DIY panel! |
WOW  at first I thought it was a Serge
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mosc
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My new Serge Style DIY panel! |
Beautiful. Great choice of modules too. It's Lunetta-like.
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zthee
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That looks awesome!
I just love the leather arm rest!
Mosc & Seraph, Thanks!
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| daisykutter wrote: | | My Euro kit |
Sweet
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Beermaster
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