It is awesome looking at all these set ups! got me wondering though, mostly as I've not yet rolled out my 'in the works' live setup, is there anything that *needs* to be present to get a good sound over to the sound guy then to the PA ( or straight to the PA). I thinking of things like DI-boxes etc. sort of an open question though really.
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the venue should supply the D.I. boxes, but my insane nature may have me buying a couple soon, just for cases like my last gig in chicago, where the venue only had one, so we had to run mono all night
generally nice to have a mixer live, even if youre only going one sound source and just want to be able to EQ, adjust vol level/mute, etc, but thats the closest to something youd need...i mean, besides whatever your music plays back off of
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Heres mine at the moment planning on getting a nanokontrol so I can still make music on the go.
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2XAA wrote:
LastKnight wrote:
Nice clock.
What make is it?
... the clock? ... erm got it off think geek a few years ago
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/me finally gets a flickr account so he can tag his shizz
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30848229@N08/4685410631/
In action!
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I love this thread! Its very entertaining and informational! 
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herr_prof wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/toilville/4611980073/
Ok lets try version 4. Notes on the flickr page.
Did you paint your dingoo?
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Here's my home setup. I use KORG DS10, KORG DS10+, and to a lesser extent, Warioware DIY. Not pictured are a bunch of gameboys and a gameboy camera, but I've hardly used those.
DJ setup... same laptop, same headphones, Ion Discover DJ, Audio 2 DJ, a USB hub, a broadband card (I take requests!), a trackball.
Haven't done any live gigs yet but it would probably amount to my DSi and a cord... I've barely begun to collect hardware 
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[Did you paint your dingoo?
Nope I got this
http://dingoo-digital-usa.com/product.s … tegoryId=6
It helps cause the dingos cheap soft plastic is really scratch prone!
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Well, the most important part is my "NES Quadcore"
Two systems are PAL and two are NTSC. The one with Samus sticker is my modified PAL one (stereo outputs, ...), I use it for midiNES. I'm going to modify one of the NTSC ones, turning it into my primary machine.
The other two are in very good shape, so I'd hate to mess with them 
Obligatory GBC, but I don't use it much
My trusty ESI UGM96 soundcard
My computers. The older one contains a soundcard with Yamaha OPL3-SAx chipset!
also, electric & acoustic guitar...
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kvee wrote:
Well, the most important part is my "NES Quadcore"
that sticker is awesome!
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xero wrote:
that sticker is awesome!
thanks, I made it myself with double-sided ducttape and a knife
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herr_prof wrote:
Theta_Frost wrote:[Did you paint your dingoo?
Nope I got this
http://dingoo-digital-usa.com/product.s … tegoryId=6
It helps cause the dingos cheap soft plastic is really scratch prone!
Oh, cool. Thanks for the link!