Make that -new- gear list. I've ditched a lot of shit lately.

At my opinion, the Mopho is highly versatile. You can easily create some interresting rythm structure as well as killer lead. There is a lot of routing and modulation options and the software editor (complete version) is very easy to use.

The interface sucks big time, we both agree!

Here is a quick tour of my studio.

http://vimeo.com/8364812

password: analogue

Missing from the video is an Oberheim Four Voice, and a TR-808. Both are being worked on by techs.

yup, HS is the analogue king, thanks for the tour of the museum, truly awesome set up. Is that a jazzmaster or a jaguar? Couldn't quite see. I just bought a Jag and having it customised.

Very cool sir.

CS-80...

Awesome!

Christ man o_o.

two questions

1.Where can I hear some music you've made with all those toys?

and

2.What exactly do you -DO- for a living? I noticed a damned nice LA apartment in addition to at least 100 grand's worth of synths, not to mention the crap you had in your racks.

I've actually heard this before... like a few months ago. Small world.

And I hate to say it, but I am offended by the amount of compression in use...

Magenticka: That is a Fender Bass VI custom reissue. Looks just like a Jazzmaster.

KryoniKMessiaH:
I do 3D visual effects for commercials, and features. I used to do Music videos back in early 2000 and TV episodic work such as Xfiles, Buffy, and Angel.

Here are 2 unfinished bUTCHER dARK snippets.

https://www.yousendit.com/download/VGlj ... RTUzZUE9PQ

The untitled tracked was going to go on the last VAC album, but Bryan didn't have time to do Vocals, and guitar, so I am gonna just release it with my EP. I am gonna find someone to do Guitar, sing it myself, and redo the drums. I will see if Bryan still wants to play guitar on it. (Bryan I will pay you with kisses) Jomox 888, Memorymoog, Bass VI, and Prophet 5 with an analogue bit distortion.

The die section track is mostly software until I can track my analogues, and finish arrangement. But I am playing my schector bass, and drums are Jomox 888 with a sampled snare. The bUTCHER dARK is totally different than Saturday Night Villain.

Here is a sample of a track I am producing for another artist.

https://www.yousendit.com/download/VGlj ... QnlGa1E9PQ

That is Jomox 888 for drums, Memorymoog, has CS80 under there too. Unfinished, but should be finished soon.

Please keep these links within the Forum, and I am sharing for you guys to listen, I am not asking for criticism.

impurfekt: I will let your comment slide, but serious? It is a dance track. You can never have too much compression for a dance track. My friend Ken Hankins mixed that track at his studio with a shit ton of old German Analogue Compressors and EQ, then it was mastered in Australia with even more analogue.. You don't sit in a chair with a cocktail listening to that track while you contemplate touching your penis. You fucking crank it on a system with balls and destroy picture frames off the walls. Different styles call for different techniques.

Glad everyone enjoyed the tour. My studio took a very long time to get there. I don't need anymore synths, and I have everything I could have wanted in terms of gear. Very contempt and happy to say that I am on task for finishing my EP within a year.



-HeavySausage

Those clips had an ear pleasing 80's sound to them and that percussion was just fucking solid.

Thanks.. I am happy with the drums on Die Section. First track to start mixing on my barefoots. I really love that Xbase 888. Wish I could get a snappy snare from it, but I can't. Sometimes you just need to use a sample.

I will admit I wasn't being very nice. I get all worked up about the "volume wars". When I see a maxed wave form it flips a switch in my brain.

bUTCHER_dARK_untitled_v07 is after my own heart. Have you more work like? I'd throw money at that.

Good tracks HS. Thanks for posting.

impurfekt: We're cool. Yeah, I have a few tracks in that style... I really want to finish the EP soon. You guys will be the first ones to get it when it's done.