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The last piece of gear in my synth setup
Oct. 12th, 2007 10:48 amI forgot about this. When I was in Soldiers In A Field a couple 100 years ago, we rehearsed by plugging our synths into my stereo. Hey, practice with no amps is a good thing.
The first couple of years of Radio Capricon I used the mixer that I had in those days. I bought it from Radio Shack and it still works. It's built like a brick and is dead easy to use. When I got the mixer that I use now with my recording gear it went home with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
grey_lensman, in case I wasn't able to make it some year and he needed a mixer to run the station. It was lost for awhile, and recently tlunquist mailed it back to me. It's kinda like an old friend coming home. So, I present to you, the center of my synth setup, a ( Realistic Stereo Mixing Console )
I find it kinda funny that I have this combination of high tech modern stuff, and some really old stuff.
oh, and mine is in much better shape than the picture I have here, which I found on Ebay
The first couple of years of Radio Capricon I used the mixer that I had in those days. I bought it from Radio Shack and it still works. It's built like a brick and is dead easy to use. When I got the mixer that I use now with my recording gear it went home with
grey_lensman, in case I wasn't able to make it some year and he needed a mixer to run the station. It was lost for awhile, and recently tlunquist mailed it back to me. It's kinda like an old friend coming home. So, I present to you, the center of my synth setup, a ( Realistic Stereo Mixing Console ) I find it kinda funny that I have this combination of high tech modern stuff, and some really old stuff.
oh, and mine is in much better shape than the picture I have here, which I found on Ebay
