mike916's Electronic Studio Setup
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Oberheim OB-X8 x Motif ES x ASR 10 x ASR 88
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~$6,136
Value by category
- Keyboards and Synthesizers 92.2%
- Studio Equipment 7.8%
Price mix
Mix of budget and standard
Avg price: $4,629.79
The best modern analog synth in decades!
Not only did Oberheim give us a modern analog 8voice synthesizer. But they also includes all the preset/patches from the legendary OB-8, OB-X and OB-Xa!!! It’s a 4-in 1 synthesizer… And while on the topic of presets, the OB-X8 includes 400 factory programs, including all of the factory sounds originally found in the OB-X, OB-Xa, and OB-8. There are over 600 user-programmable preset locations in total.
Yamaha MOTIF ES6 61-Key Music Production Synthesizer
Avg price: $675.86
One of the best sounding synths in the motif line
One of the best workstation synths ever! It was definitely ahead of its time and is still considered one of the greats even 15 years later!
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Avg price: $297.89
One of the best samplers of all time!
Without a doubt Ensoniq’s ASR10 is one of the best and legendary samplers of all time! It was decades before it’s time and still has companies trying to keep up with it… It’s one of those machines like the MPC and SP12/1200s. It has its own sound that no other filters/samplers can match
Ensoniq ASR-88 Advanced Sampling Recorder
Avg price: $180.00
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Avg price: $352.80
Classic Ensoniq Synth
The TS series have always had their own lane. Has its own great classic sounds. It’s pretty bulky, big and weights alot compared to its little brother the TS-10, but both are pretty much identical internally other than the polyphonic aftertouch and the ts12 having channel aftertouch..
About this setup
This gear photo by mike916 features 5 pieces of gear, including Oberheim OB-X8, Yamaha MOTIF ES6 61-Key Music Production Synthesizer, and Ensoniq ASR-10. The setup spans Keyboards and Synthesizers and Studio Equipment, with a mix of budget and standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Hip Hop, and Rock scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include The Real Mike Dean, Battlecat, and Robin Beanland.
