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frederic said:This is a picture looking down the console table, with 4 of the 6 TM-D1000's in a row. Just looks kinda cool, even for a crappy digital picture.
frederic said:
Aside from monitors/amps, depending on the board you purchased you could suffer and use it for recording. I used a Fostex 450-16 for years with a reasonable degree of success. While Fostex touted this board as a live/recording board, other than little switches to select tape/line/mic, it definately in my opinion is a live board.
Anyway, e-bay / digibid are your friends![]()
hokypokynose said:Just out of curiosity, what do you do for a living frederic? I'm thinking of going into the same field.
Freudian Slip said:You have way too much stuff Fredric
F.S.
hokypokynose said:Just out of curiosity, what do you do for a living frederic? I'm thinking of going into the same field.
Tim Brown said:
I used to use one of those mixers, and I HATED the EQ on it. We had a 16-track setup with a Fostex E-16. Man, That EQ just totally sucks.
It was nice having the "semi-inline" channel layout, but you're right-for the most part, it was a live mixer.
btw, the place is looking killer.
Tim
Freudian Slip said:It's only fair I should post my (HA hA HA)....studio.
This is my reworked work station. It's not great but it's alot better than before. The rack was up on the shelve with everything else before so you can imagine the lack of balance and room.
More coming in a string of posts.
later (don't laugh)
F.S.
Man, I hear ya there buddy! I was on that same damn boat. 70-80 hrs a week, always traveling, not knowing what city you were waking up in, it got to be too much! I sold my portion of the company I was working at, now I'm semi-retired. I do a little consulting out of my house, but if I have to work more than 10hrs a week, I'm pissed!frederic said:...I've downsized my career over the last few years because for many years, I suffered through 70-80 hour workweek, and never was able to record ideas in my head. There comes a point where quality of life becomes more important.
Michael Jones said:
Man, I hear ya there buddy! I was on that same damn boat. 70-80 hrs a week, always traveling, not knowing what city you were waking up in, it got to be too much! I sold my portion of the company I was working at, now I'm semi-retired. I do a little consulting out of my house, but if I have to work more than 10hrs a week, I'm pissed!
Now I pretty much fool around in the studio full time.Ain't life grand!?