Your Music Rig
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- Riley0
5 years ago i built a studio in my garage and produced a handful of records for local LA bands. The all nighters involved made designing for a living feel like an early retirement.
- Agreed. A few years in the music grind makes almost any other profession seem easy...TheBlueOne
- 1pxsolid0
bump this shizzle... i'm interested.
- Fariska0
Piano
GM Keyboard + Computer
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- moldero0
couple more, again old pics.
- the b/w guitars i just use for recording, can hardly play them (too many tiny strings) im too roughmoldero
- So, by extrapolating that concept, I take it you like your ladies large?TheBlueOne
- 23kon0
i had a major clearout of stuff on ebay last year and got rid of
still have ....
- acoustic guitar(laptop similar to)
- grayhood0
my first guitar
- grayhood0
and this
- non0
Old kit (still have it):
New kit but with the old owners cymbals and stands,etc.
- mg330
Any of you Alesis Micron users - how do you record to your computer?
Do you record the audio outs to get the true synth sounds, or do you use Midi and use software synths?
I've never recorded with mine, and just got the M-Audio Oxygen 49 about a month ago. Only using it with Garageband at the moment, which I'm really enjoying for the simplicity of getting ideas down quickly. The grand piano sounds in GB are stunning as well. I have Ableton Live Lite, but not really done much with it yet. It's a bit strange to figure out.
I'm planning on getting Reason at some point; I have used the demo quite a bit and really like it.
I might never have my Micron at home since it's used with my band, but just want to know how to perfectly capture the Micron sounds.
