I have 3 Samsung 32 HD monitors
I paid $149 per at Costco.

https://www.backmarket.com/tested-and-c ... gIS0fD_BwE

Midas M32r first impressions after two days in my temp studio setup Midas equipment is exceptional. I've used the M32 & M32 Live in several FOH locations recently. They're both great in a live situation (library/scenes) DSP, etc. I'm probably too old school, and have and prefer analog EFX. I bought...

I recently got a Midas Venice F32, albeit what seems dated firewire, it can stream as many firewire audio channels bi-directionally as there are mixer channels. I also have a Soundcraft Signature 22MTK which has a 24-in 22-out USB interface. I saw and fell in love with the Behringer WING, oh my this...

I have a the Focal Shape Twin the're designed as vertical with the passive radiators on each side. https://www.focal.com/en/pro-audio/monitoring-speakers/shape/monitoring-speakers/shape-twin#documentation I also have Adam S3V again designed for vertical use I could have gotten the S3H which are the ...

I remember why I sold the first Nektar Impact LX49+, yesterday I got inspired and decided to get a Panorama P6 for a price I couldn't pass up. Now I see why The guy I got it from said exactly what I said after the first venture. "this seamless integration is far from seamless and overly convoluted."...

Newest ammo in the arsenal...
Focal Shape Twin

Ain't got time to straighten up, too busy makin' music!!!
These aren't showing everything...

After Propellerhead announced VST support in Reason 9.5, a number of Uhbik Rack Extension customers asked whether they could switch to the VST version. In a few days we will send out an email to customers who own two or more Uhbik Rack Extensions. Included is a coupon discounting the price of the r...

Because nothing and I mean absolutely nothing sounds like my Rhodes 73 Mark II Stage Piano (customized dual output Lo&Hi) plugged into vintage Fender Bassman 70, or my Wurlitzer 112.

I've owned it and RetouchDuo for awhile (a few years) I've always had issues with it. The whole install process is a pain, the fact you're suppose to be able to use it hard wired and in all actuality you can't, WiFi has latency the I find unacceptable. Having to utilize third party components. I als...

This will give away my age but I started with buying 45's i think the first one I ever bought was

Little Anthony and the Imperials

Side A Goin' Out of My Head
Side B Make It Easy on Yourself

I use Reaper for everything.

I can't get my head around S1 every time I decide to take it for a spin, I end up frustrated because it doesn't do what Reaper does so directly and easily. I personally find Reaper easier on the eye than S1, I get eye weary using S1 the Imperial Theme rocks (http://www.houseofwhitetie.com/reaper/imp...

$60 Reaper
$399.95 Studio One

Reaper...as already stated light CPU solid, stable, inexpensive.
Unlike what was posted earlier about "distain to work in it" and switching to Studio One, I'm the total opposite I prefer Reaper to S1.

Reaper (main man)
Reason (haven't been using it much)
FL Studio (not even installed)
Studio One (never got my head around it)
Harrison Mixbus (play with it every now and then)
Ableton Live (had to kick it to the curb too unstable)
Pro Tools (have the Pro Tools M-Powered version not installed)

6502 wrote:Ras Keita:

Thanks for posting that Adrian Younge vid. He does great stuff.

Yep gotta agree, love his new energy with the old school "analog" emphasis.

Monophonics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-OB4iH2zSw Adrian Younge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxRYp0_mOTM Rhiannon Giddens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Pg2lt8PmTA&list=PL15XBLWccr0xZ6p0lhoMOlpHsy6vvSpff Lee Fields & The Expressions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0izlYypNyu0 Lake Street ...

Sampling of a few of my favorites...

Jamaican Blue Mountain
Tanzanian, Kenyan or Hawaiian Peaberry
Sumatran Mandheling
Mexican Zaragoza
Ethiopian Sidamo
Sulawesian
Guatemalan

Throwing Copper (1994)

I've had a U-Bass for about 3 years now once you get the strings stretched they stay in tune better than newer strings, but they're still finicky. I hold the strings between my thumb and index finger move it at the nut get as close to pitch that way then fine tune with the key. i see you're in Engla...

I find the bottom one to be the best Rhodes sound I've found the top one is a close second.