Marcel74
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Nice touch with the Alesis SR-18. A very good drum box indeed.My humble home studio in the Tennessee Smoky Mountains' foothills:
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My latest song (On the DMZ).
Your setup is definitively brilliant mate !
Nice touch with the Alesis SR-18. A very good drum box indeed.My humble home studio in the Tennessee Smoky Mountains' foothills:
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My latest song (On the DMZ).

That’s quite a mess - I would go insane if I stepped into that room - I’d also go all OCD and clean everything up.My wife refuses to even come to the office - I've been away since November, on my return - my home studio has become a store for all the stuff she hates making the house look untidy. Boxes, childrens toys, suitcases, and piles of summer clothes!! I can't even get through to turn the kit on!!!
Thanks. That's a variable LED lamp.That's an excellent production.
What is that large verticle "white stick" between the keyboard and the Boss amp?
Nice to see you’re still going strong on the analog stuff, and that you’re still alive! lol. Hot gear there!
We rent.What a great space you have, Scott.
I know it is only a garage. You have to be well-off to have a double garage in these parts.
Thanks, I wish I had a better room but I’m making do in the garage for now. I have to stay as much analog as possible. I use my computers more like tape decks and mix out of the box through the board. I do processing in the box, but it seems like the less I do processing wise the better it usually sounds.Nice to see you’re still going strong on the analog stuff, and that you’re still alive! lol. Hot gear there!

iirc you were the first person I heard mention Harrison Mixbus. I bought it coming up on a year ago. Haven’t been doing much producing but I will be sometime soon and looking forward to doing a full project in it!Thanks, I wish I had a better room but I’m making do in the garage for now. I have to stay as much analog as possible. I use my computers more like tape decks and mix out of the box through the board. I do processing in the box, but it seems like the less I do processing wise the better it usually sounds.
It’s great. A lot of Nashville mixers use it. It’s cheap and their customer service is great. Had I not spent nearly a grand on Protools I would just use Mixbus. Their analog consoles are fantastic and their daw emulates it.iirc you were the first person I heard mention Harrison Mixbus. I bought it coming up on a year ago. Haven’t been doing much producing but I will be sometime soon and looking forward to doing a full project in it!