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Sometimes you just have to be excited about stuff!
I'm calling it christmas 2.0 because I had to pay for everything myself. But it was nice to receive from myself.
Or was it the bank that got it for me? :help:
All my upgrade parts for my computer. needed to get away from the OEM crap and get some aftermarket hardware.
Mobo, Its a socket 775, i'm just upgrading and recycling my Quad Core Q6600.
New Videocard for Video editing, my game design, and of course... some hardcore videogaming!!
Stuff from the trip to Calgary today! (the sm-57's aren't new, they just looked good in the pic)
Cubase 5 Ed edition. $600 cheaper. and the only handicap it has over the normal version is that I can only run it for 25 consecutive hours. No problem!
I already had one, but I picked up a Second today. the Equation Audio DS-V7. Best friggen handheld I've ever used. Perfect for rock vocals and guitar. I prefer them to anything Shure has, A quiet little company that most would probably not buy from because its "budget" well its the best handheld I've used so stick it! and at $60 bucks a pop. You can't go wrong.
an AKG Perception 120 I wanted something comparable to an AT-2020, Simple and inexpensive, but effective. I could've spent more but I didn't want to, I have lots of time to get decent microphones.
This one has a lo cut and a 20dB pad.
UNBOXING!!!
I/O
I'm using RCA out of my computer's sound card right now, That will change when my MOTU gets here. (sorry for blurry picture)
I went with these because they're a bit easier to manage on a desk. Plus they're powered and relatively inexpensive. And I liked the sound of the R6's in the computer lab at school. They really look and feel sturdy. and not cheap. ...
The old set. I'm gonna gift them away probably. Useless for mixing.
My new computer parts are way too big for my crappy current-computer. But I had to install a few of the things so that they didn't just sit in the closet.. I'm far too impatient.
My mini tower case is so small the cables from the PSU can't even fit inside.
I had to remove the harddrive cage just to fit the videocard inside the computer
This is the case I'm getting to replace it with.
what it all looks like for now... Once the rest of it gets here this setup will change a bit.
And this is the interface I have on the way to finish the setup.
http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/896mk3
I'm going to Rackmount the computer, and the MOTU, and my GI-20 and leave some room for some other gadgets (i need a power conditioner).
This way I can gig with it. using the MOTU and my computer to write my own effects in MaxMSP and maybe use reason.. I havent decided yet.
What do you think?
I'm calling it christmas 2.0 because I had to pay for everything myself. But it was nice to receive from myself.
Or was it the bank that got it for me? :help:
All my upgrade parts for my computer. needed to get away from the OEM crap and get some aftermarket hardware.
Mobo, Its a socket 775, i'm just upgrading and recycling my Quad Core Q6600.
New Videocard for Video editing, my game design, and of course... some hardcore videogaming!!
Stuff from the trip to Calgary today! (the sm-57's aren't new, they just looked good in the pic)
Cubase 5 Ed edition. $600 cheaper. and the only handicap it has over the normal version is that I can only run it for 25 consecutive hours. No problem!
I already had one, but I picked up a Second today. the Equation Audio DS-V7. Best friggen handheld I've ever used. Perfect for rock vocals and guitar. I prefer them to anything Shure has, A quiet little company that most would probably not buy from because its "budget" well its the best handheld I've used so stick it! and at $60 bucks a pop. You can't go wrong.
an AKG Perception 120 I wanted something comparable to an AT-2020, Simple and inexpensive, but effective. I could've spent more but I didn't want to, I have lots of time to get decent microphones.
This one has a lo cut and a 20dB pad.
UNBOXING!!!
I/O
I'm using RCA out of my computer's sound card right now, That will change when my MOTU gets here. (sorry for blurry picture)
I went with these because they're a bit easier to manage on a desk. Plus they're powered and relatively inexpensive. And I liked the sound of the R6's in the computer lab at school. They really look and feel sturdy. and not cheap. ...
The old set. I'm gonna gift them away probably. Useless for mixing.
My new computer parts are way too big for my crappy current-computer. But I had to install a few of the things so that they didn't just sit in the closet.. I'm far too impatient.
My mini tower case is so small the cables from the PSU can't even fit inside.
I had to remove the harddrive cage just to fit the videocard inside the computer
This is the case I'm getting to replace it with.
what it all looks like for now... Once the rest of it gets here this setup will change a bit.
And this is the interface I have on the way to finish the setup.
http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/896mk3
I'm going to Rackmount the computer, and the MOTU, and my GI-20 and leave some room for some other gadgets (i need a power conditioner).
This way I can gig with it. using the MOTU and my computer to write my own effects in MaxMSP and maybe use reason.. I havent decided yet.
What do you think?