Your Dream Studio

Studio Personnel
- Serban Ghenea (Kelly Clarkson, N*Sync, Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Destiny's Child, LimpBizkit, Xibit etc.. )
- Engineers for Marilyn Manson

I've worked with the engineer for Marilyn Manson during a MTV live and loud recording before. he's good indeed. :)
 
Console:

Solid State Logic XL9000K series console with full automation, Total Recall and surround sound capability
Interfaces:

Digidesign HD3 96 I/O X6
Outboard gear:

Urei 1176
Lexicon MPX 110
Focusrite Red 3 X2
DBX 160X
Marshall JMP-1
Manley Compressor
EL8 Distressor X2
Eventide H3000SE
Focusrite IAS220
SPL Transient Designer
TC M-6000
HHB BURNIT PLUS
Studer A820
Monitoring:

Genelec 1031A
Genelec 1039A Tri-Amp
Genelec 1029A Surround + 7060A Subwoofer
 
Change your monitors dude... Genelecs are crap and are for old people who cant hear the high frequencies hahaha ;D

The Adam revelution is here!


Just another opinionated opinion.
 
Well, first of all, a well treated control room and a well-treated recording studio housed with a folly stage as well as a Bosen Dorfer Imperial Grand piano.

Next will be a Mac Pro G5 with Quad Xeon Proceesor and 4GB RAM, two Hard-disk, and a long-wide LCD screen. Running application like Pro tools TDM, Reason, Native Instruments Absynth 3, REAKTOR 5, Steinberg WaveLab and Cubase SX.

Then, 4 Digidesign HD192 with a Digidesign Control 24, or s Soild State Logic AWS-9000 super analogue console, Yamaha NS-10m, Yamaha HS-80m, and Mackie HR-824.
Furthermore, a Akai S5000 or S6000 digital stereo MIDI sampler, a Synclavier X, Fostex PD-2 DAT field tracker, tons of instruments samples libraries. tons of SFX libraries, and tons of Production Music libraries.

Mics: a Shure SM-57, Nuemann TLM-170, u87 & tube KM56, KM140, Sony ECM-50 lavalier mic, Schoeps CMC-5, Sanken, sennheiser 816 & 416, AKG C552 stereo mics, 568 & 300SB, D112, etc.

And many many more...haha...wat a great topic for us to dream. Gonna love this..
 
sj2six said:
Furthermore, a Akai S5000 or S6000 digital stereo MIDI sampler, a Synclavier X, Fostex PD-2 DAT field tracker, tons of instruments samples libraries. tons of SFX libraries, and tons of Production Music libraries.
Actually, adding "Akai S5000 and S6000" will be going back 10 years in time!
 
Well, old doesn't mean "out". I love S5000 man. Many arranger today still using it!

Maybe I shall add some Fender Strat, Telecastor, Precision Bass, a Les Pual, a PRS custom, a Parker Fly, a Taylors acoustic, some boss effects as well as Marshall Amps to my list man. And maybe some analogue vintage synth from Moog?? Then a trumpet, a Violin, Viola, cello, and upright bass. how about a Neve Flying Faders?? HAHAHAHA...sO gOOd tO drEAm...
 
Well... in the case of the S5000 - old also means out!!! :D

You use Gigastudio - you should know! Hardly any major studios using softsamplers will still use Akai samplers - if any at all! Why use the S5000 to load a few samples that takes forever when I can use Gigastudio to load the exact same Akai samples 100-200x the size at a fraction of a second?
 
A softsampler can do ALL the things a hardware sampler does and many many more - including loading of larger and more complex samples (at least 100x larger - in size of GB, not MB), faster, more complex editing of samples with editors, more complex programming of each samples, ability to apply plug-in within the softsampler, etc etc. A hardware sampler loads slowly, load very small size samplers, are limited in their editing functions, etc etc. I can name a list of up to 20.
 
doubt i'll have $$ for dream studio setup...but here's what i have in my studio now

Room
4.2m (L) X 3.5m (B) X 3.3m (H)
carpeted flooring
carperted door
windows sealed up with rockwool and partition boards
covered 1 wall with acoustic foam
66" x 64" carpeted platform for drums
5 powerpoints

Guitar
Fender MIM Richie Sambora Strat
Squier Sunburst Strat
some Fender MIJ acoustic guitar
Ibanez 12 string acoustic guitar
Fender Stage 112SE (160watt)
Digitech RP7Valve multi-pedal
Digitech Whammy
Boss Blues Driver
Boss Digital Delay
Boss Sustainer
Boss Super Overdrive
Dunlop Crybaby

Bass
Ibanez SDGR Bass
some TGM Bass
Hartke Kickback 15 (120watt)

Drums
Peace DNA kit (awaiting delivery)
Peace Velocity Nitro single pedal
Sabian Solar 14" hihats
Sabian Solar 16" crash
Sabian Solar 20" ride
Paiste 302 13" hihats
Zildjian 14" crash

Keyboards
Korg X50

PA System
Wharfedale Pro PM600 (300watt)
3 Wharfedale Pro DMS2.0s mics
1 Samson mic stand
1 brandless mic stand

the other things on my list (hopefully will get them by end 07)
Line 6 Spider II 212 amp
Minimoog
Korg Triton Extreme
Korg Kaospad
Istanbul / Sabian 20" ride
chinas
cowbells
splashes
Moogerfooger delay
multi-efects for bass
a cello
Fender MIJ Mustang
Fender Jazz bass

gonna do a simple recording setup sometime in Feb or Mar as well as put together a old Tama Swingstar drum kit as auxiliary percussions
 
man ... i wonder how the studio's gonna come up with so many equipment on hand ... i'm not really familiar with studio stuff but .. here's a dream studio of mine ..

treated room with seperate recording room for full live band recording.

Yamaha O2R Recording Console hooked up with Digidesign 002 rack and controller.

Mics will be mostly Sennheisers (i'm a big fan of Sennheisers, love their flat frequency response)

Yamaha Stage Custom Drums.

EBS Head and Cabinet (still deciding on the model)

Yamaha MOTIF Keyboard

Fender Twin Reverb

and nice lighting ... don't you hate it when studios have those weird bright lights and you can't really think in them? ..

=) ...
 
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