noisengineer's Electronic Studio Setup
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- Studio Equipment 39.1%
- Keyboards and Synthesizers 36.6%
- DAWs 16.4%
- Studio Monitors 8.0%
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Boldest pick: Behringer RD-8
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Behringer TD-3 AM Yellow Acid Smiley Edition
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About this setup
This gear photo by noisengineer features 7 pieces of gear, including Roland AIRA TR-8, Apple Cinema Display 23-Inch, and Akai MPC4000. The setup spans Studio Equipment, Keyboards and Synthesizers, and DAWs, with a mix of standard and budget pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Pop, and Rock scenes.
what's your take on the TD-3... worthy replacement to the real thing?
I've only used the real thing once back in 1993, the studio I recorded at had one lying around in the cupboard so I used it on a track called "Real" which I ended up pressing. I had a TD 3 and I prefer the Behringer one to that. As you're probably aware it programs the same way the 303 does which helps with random patterns you accidentally make, if you know what I mean. Plus at £120 it's a no brainer.
Funny story - Before the Acid House explosion there was one for sale in our local music shop for £35, none of us knew what it was at the time, Also the sales assistant said "That things rubbish ,you don't want to buy that"
I meant to say TB 3(not td3)