[Jimtendo64]

I noticed that there is a home studio page for software, but not one for hardware, so I made one here, for both!

Basically you know the drill, post your equipment, and if you'd like, attach a picture, just to make it prettier :3

Here's mine!

System:
Apple Powerbook G4
1.25gb RAM
1.33 Ghz PowerPC processor
60GB Hard-drive

Software:
Logic Express 8

Microphone:
AKG D5 Dynamic (hoping to get a condenser soon)

Desk:
Alesis Mulitmix 8 USB 1.0

Speakers/Monitors (+amp):
Goodmans X-Pro Speakers (8", 60w RMS)
Pioneer SA-130 Stereo Amplifier

Headphones:
Beyerdynamic DT231 PRO

Guitar amp:
Line 6 Spider 3 15w

Drumkit:
Arbiter XTD-102 (basically a Session Pro DD505)

Picture:


Now your turn!

May aswell throw this in there too, this is an example of what I can achieve from this studio, sorry about it being slightly untimley considering it's not always christmas but ahwell! If you have any examples of your studio creations, post them! :)

[Mr.Piano93]

System:
Macbook Pro 15-inch 2.4ghz i7 processor

Software:
Logic Pro 9

Plug-Ins/Libraries:
Melodyne
Altiverb 6
Omnisphere
Trillian
UAD 1176
Studer A-800
Waves H-EQ
BFD2
SSL E-Series Channel Strip
Soundtoys

Microphones:
Cascade Fathead
Rode NT-1A
Shure Sm57
Senheiser E609

Desk:
Firestudio Project
Universal Audio LA610 MkII

Keyboards/MIDI:
Roland Juno G
Roland FP-7

Amp:
Vox VT50

[davidplaysdrums]

System:
Apple MacBook Pro (soon to be replaced by Mac Pro)

Software:
Reaper v4.10

Plug-Ins:
Waves Gold
Waves API
Waves Kramer Master Tape
all the incredible plug in's that come with Reaper!

Microphones:
AT 4040 (x2)
Joly Modded MXL 603 (x2)
Audix D6
SM57 (x2)
Senn. MD-421
EV RE-20

Desk:
It's like black faux wood, but my interface is a black lion modded Maudio profire 2626, soon to be replaced by an Apogee Symphony I/O system

Pre's/Outboard:
Joe Meek Channel Strip
DBX Stereo Compressor/Limiter
Presonus M80 w/ Jensen Transformers
soon - API's!


Keyboards/MIDI:
Bleh.

Amp:
Framus Ruby Riot

Drum Kit:
Custom Keller Shell kit - 22x14, 13x9, 16x14, with matching 14x16.5 snare
60's Ludwig Supraphonic 14x5
80's Premier COB 14x5.5
Paiste 2002 22" Ride
Zildjian A Custom 20" Ride
Zildjian New Beat 14" Hats

[intentionsthere]

Here's my home rig.

M-Audio profire 2626 interface
Pro tools M-Audio
M-Audio monitors
AKG Perception 220
4 SM-57
Beta 52

If you want an example of what we can get out of that rig, listen to this: http://carryyourself.bandcamp.com/
It was mixed by the bassist using Cubase, and vocals and mastering were done with a friend, but everything else was done with what is listed above.

[Jimtendo64]

Originally Posted by davidplaysdrums

Desk:
It's like black faux wood, but my interface is a black lion modded Maudio profire 2626, soon to be replaced by an Apogee Symphony I/O system

You sir, are a genious, that one cracked me up! :)

[MacyCakes]

Running Windows XP on an HP Laptop, 2.3 ghz 6 gb ram. Line 6 POD UX-1 handles everything, POD Farm and Revalver for Guitars/Bass. Sennheiser MD421 for vocals/random oddities. I currently use Reaper and FL Studio XXL Producer, drums handled by Superior Drummer. My crappy singing handled by AutoTune and Melodyne;) Pretty budget setup, but all in all its amazing what you can do musically on a computer with a few million mouse clicks.

[Dalon]

System -
Apple iMac

DAW -
Protools 9

A few Plugins -
Pod Farm (All guitars are Pod Farm)
Antares Autotune
Trillian (I program all my bass in Trillian)
ApTrigga
Steven Slate Drums

Microphones -
Blue Spark - (All Vocals)
SM57

Interface -
M-Audio Fast Track Ultra
Line 6 UX1 (Pod Farm Dongle)

[bufalo9]

Anyone have a legit setup in (or around) new jersey?

[samjuly]

17in Macbook Pro, 2.3ghz i7 with 8GB of RAM running Pro Tools 9

Signature modded 002 rack interface

LA-610, API lunchbox with 2 Avedis pres, and two API 512s

Tons of plugs, Melodyne, Steven Slate Drums

For mics, KM184 pair, AKG 414, Neumann TLM103, SM7B, some random mics kicking around too

[apsterling]

System:
Apple MacBook Pro

DAW:
Logic Pro 9

Plug-Ins:
Reason 4 (SSD)
Nexus
Massive
Melodyne

Microphones:
PG56 (x3)
PG81 (x2)
PG52
SM57
Blue Spark

Interface:
Tascam US-1641

Speakers:
KRK Rokit-5's

Keyboards/MIDI:
M-Audio KeyStudio

Drum Kit:
Pacific CXR, 24x18" Kick, 12x8" Rack, 14x12" Floor, 16x14" Floor
SJC Custom Snare, 12x6.25"
Off-Brand Piccolo Snare, 13x3.5"
K Custom Hybrid Ride, 20"
A Custom Projection Crash, 19"
A Custom Projection Crash, 18"
A Custom Mastersound Hats, 13"

[BoxedWineMusic]

Computer:
Macbook Pro 2ghz i7 quad core

Software:
Logic + Protools
Melodyne
BFD
PSP Vintage Warmer
Waves Musicians Bundle

Interface:
Metric Halo 2882

Monitors:
Dynaudio BM-5a
Sony MDR 7506

Preamps:
4x Seventh Circle Audio A12

Microphones:
1x SM57
1x SM58
1x SM7
2x Peluso CEMC 6

Guitars:
81' SG Special
Agile 3100
Custom Built Neck-Thru Strat
SX P Bass
Taylor GS5
12 String Ovation

Amps:
Bogner Alchemist 2x12
Home Built 1x12

Drums:
70' Slingerland kit
70's Zildjians
DW hardware

An example of the rig in action:
Boxedwine.bandcamp.com

[Jimtendo64]

bumping this as I imagine more peoples have delved into home studio stuff recently :)

[usergotdeleted]

Pro Tools 10
Motu 828 mk2
Lynx Aurora 8
Yamaha ns10s
Focal CMS65

Focusrite Red 3
TK Audio BC1
Distressor x 2
Urei 1176 rev D
Urei 1178
SPL Transient Designer

Lexicon PCM70
Yamaha SPX90
Sony DRE-2000(been broken since 2005)
DBX 263x
Dolby 362 with vocal stresser mod

Don Classic NV73 x 2
API 512c x 4
Telefunken V72 x 2
Telefunken V78 x 2
Telefunken V676 x 8

Telefunken CU-29
Shure KSM 32 x 2
AKG 414 x 2
Lomo 19A19
Sennheiser MD421 x 3
Sennheiser MD441
Audix D6
Shure SM57 x 4
AKG D12
AKG D112
Royer 121 x 2
Some old Oktava ribbon mics

[Jimtendo64]

@usergotdeleted

How is Pro Tools 10? I've been meaning to try it out :)

[usergotdeleted]

Originally Posted by Jimtendo64

@usergotdeleted

How is Pro Tools 10? I've been meaning to try it out :)

I think it's great! I really dig the clip gain and the stock Channel Strip plugin sounds great.

But I can't really compare to other DAW's. Been a PT user since 2003.

If I'm not mistaken you can download a trial version from their website.