Members Anderton Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Just a few that come to mind... Paul Reed Smith guitarsSpectrasonics Stylus RMXCakewalk SonarLine 6 Variax/Vetta combinationPropellerheads ReasonAbleton LiveMac OS XDigiTech GNX4Creamware SCOPE systemWindows XP SP1Panasonic DA7 digital mixerKorg Legacy CollectionRoger Linn AdrenalinnADAM loudspeakers What are some of your faves?
Members phaeton Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 single coil pickupsTube Screamersrefried beansFreeBSD
Phil O'Keefe Posted August 15, 2005 Posted August 15, 2005 ADAM S3-A's THD Univalve amps Soundelux mics Yamaha Subkick Vintech Neve clone preamps Yamaha digital mixers Audix mics Elixir strings GREAT songs Players and singers who know how to actually play musically... People who know better than to have loud conversations in my CR while I'm working...
Members MorePaul Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 (French) hornMagnaPlanarsBinaural recordingsThe controllable acoustics in McDermott hall In DallasSCI Pro-one
Members Dylan Walters Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Gibson FirebirdsTelecastersTube AmpsGood wine/beer/spritsBBQ'Real' Rock n' RollFishin'DAW'sComputers (when they work)NapsMy handmade classical guitar2" reel to reelSpinal Tap
Members MarkZ Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 When my wife says "I like what your playing" Playing music with my kids The people on SSS our Steinway M a Rhodes with an old school phase shifter Kanstul brass instruments, especially their Signature series copper bell flugelhorn. It's like buttah and I'll have one soon... a Harmon trumpet mute Apple computers my Gibson ES-345 the guitars on my wish list: a nice hollowbody (maybe someday, a Benedetto), Rickenbacker 360-12CW, a nylon string for playing bossa nova, a Jerry Jones Electric Sitar Kurzweil Take 6 CD-ROM Spectrasonics Stylus RMX w/Liquid Grooves and Backbeat Manhasset music stands. Why did I wait so long to finally buy one? ECM albums from the '70s
Members blue2blue Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 My 'Japan Standard' Strat. My Yamah G130A nylong string guitar, bought used in 1973 for $37.50. ('How much you want?' 'Oh, 35 or 40 bucks... I just want it to go to someone who'll appreciate it.') My original Mackie 1202 board, bought in the very early 90s. It's taken an extraordinary lickin' and it's still tickin'. (And you can thank those sealed rotary pots on the master faders that they used instead of sliders.) The combination of my Yamaha "Natural Sound' RX70 receiver's continuously variable EQ countour and my Yamaha NS10m speakers, which I use for casual listening and work. I never liked the NS10m's flat, found them hard to work with, particularly with re bass/sub-bass -- but that ol' passive contour just warms -- and smooths -- them right up. Go figure. (I have a pair of Event 20/20bas that I use for serious work with the NS10m's run flat on the side for 'reference.') My $50 3/4 size classical guitar (an Angelica, from Sam Ashe... do not buy them sight unseen, though, the quality varies a fair amount... not as bad as, say, Fender's American Standard lines, but, it's pretty uneven. ) My DVR cable box. (How is this related to music? Before I had the DVR, I used to watch TV way, way too much. I'd watch old Law & Order re-runs I might have seen 3 or 4 times just in case there was nothing good on later. Now I turn on the TV when I want and watch what I want -- and I probably watch about 25% as much and enjoy it 1000% more.) Blockfish. The Timeworks 64 bit EQ and compressor/limiter plugs I got with Sonar 1 or 2. The Z3 organ plug. (I also really like the Edirol plug set that came with Sonar 4, all around good tool set.) My RNC and my RNP. Oh, wait, I don't have an RNC or an RNP... I might have to do something about that. ------------------ PS... if we're gonna start talking pets, of course, my cat, Duke. (So named because when I took him in, he was thin, white, and had two different colored eyes.)
Members blackpig Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Mrs. Blackpig's favourites: Blackpig Our doggies The sea Our cat Plants Bed Food & Wine French movies Fiddle music The Divine Comedy Paris London Blackpig's favourites: Mrs. Blackpig (she's watching) My Strat My Lowden My 12-string built at the behest of Mrs. Blackpig Our doggies Drink More drink Valve amplifiers Pink Floyd More drink The sea Paris London I could go on all night about stuff that I like. I could go on about stuff that pisses me off too but it's not important enough. :)
Members PBBPaul Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Paul Reed Smith guitarsCool vintage cars Funky tube ampsGreat rhythmic vamps Hammond B3sGroovin' with ease A good, solid bass lineGrapes fresh from the vine Music that gives me goosebumpsA backbeat that jumps My 38-week pregnant wifeWho brings happiness to my life These are a few of my favorite things.
Members KHAN Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Nice plagiarized thread title Craig. CLONK FOR THE ORIGINAL
Members Ani Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Spending quality time with my children Writing songs Playing an acoustic piano; preferably a Grand when the opportunity presents itself. Dabbling in photography, videography, digital editing, graphic arts, and web design. Swimming and mountain biking.
Moderators Lee Knight Posted August 15, 2005 Moderators Posted August 15, 2005 My RNP/RNC in a Funk Logic rack2 Octava 012's An RE-20 into the RNP on the right voicePork Tenderlion with a Stone Pale AleSony 7506'sFree... Great... plugins (DigitalFishPhones!)Ice CreamIzotope TrashThe Refurbed Farfisa I've got on loanJanglePlastic water bottles as percussion ...and then another Stone Pale Ale.
Members drfuzz Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 P90 pickups in a mahogany guitarOld Fender ampsOld Gibson ampsElectro-Harmonix pedalsZVex pedalsMy sweetheartHer cookingOur houseGood science fictionEverquestFinally having everything in my music room hooked up drfuzz
Members gearmike Posted August 15, 2005 Members Posted August 15, 2005 Beta 87C'sBi-Amped wedgesKF-850 Side Fills Midas Monitor Consoles Digital EQ with moving fader do-hickeys These are a few of my favorite things
Members Mr. Botch Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 A Nord Electro 73 A non-stick wok Nikon camera gear (particularly the FM-2 body and 105mm macro) A certain medical-text author by the name of "Pamela Carter" Lie-Neilsen wood planes Hohner Golden Melodies Gitzo tripods Le Crueset cookware Mackie mixers Saab convertibles Bobby Dukoff tenor sax mouthpieces Australian wines Steely Dan Welsh Corgis (both of mine died this year, damn I miss them ) Delta power tools Tigers Anything built by Yamaha Articles by Fahreed Zakarhia Lifetime warranties A black-diamond with gentle moguls A plump waterballoon at the company picnic flannel sheets on the bed sheepskin slippers deep tissue massage waking up on a Saturday morning with the rain just pouring down.... damn Craig, I'm going to go to sleep happy tonight.
Members Jotown Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 Raindrops on Roses And whiskers on Kittens.
Members FoxTick Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 old vintage Nuemannsand vacuum tube preampscolorful compressorsand big bright la-va lampsa racked pair of LA-4ssound good on stringsthese are a few of my favorite things.
Members Anderton Posted August 16, 2005 Author Members Posted August 16, 2005 ...And all this time I thought I stole it from John Coltrane, I was listening to "Favorite Things" last night...but I did clonk on your thread, and now I'm getting hungry for fruitcake!
Members d. gauss Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 beersmoked bbq ribsthe rolling stones when they don't suckmore beerpre 1970 james brownnaked co-eds (extra points if they like me)a good pop song -d. gauss
Members Tedster Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 Right now, not much. But I'll try... Naw...just not in the mood.
Members the otter Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 Steiner Parker Synthacon Synthetic drums Waldorf Ibanez guitars Thai Food Sushi Good Friends losing my myself musically the list could go on forever...
Members Perfessor Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 My Washburn bassJazzNeck through bassesJazzEden amplifiersJazz
Members phaeton Posted August 16, 2005 Members Posted August 16, 2005 Cheesy crappy guitars and low-powered cheap amps that sound horrible. Seriously. I get a kick out of them.
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