Commodore Remix

Took a look at your gear and then a glimpse at my personal landfill...
Nah! *crawls back into his garbage...*

Vosla wrote:

Don't know if you've noticed, but you've got something on you shoulder in that pic.

That's my personal messenger to remind me that I forgot to feed the trolls... errr... the cats...

Hey, that cat's got a Vosla stuck to it's ass!!!

... and he's not easy to get rid off...

Rebuilding my studio, work in progress:






Still missing some gear, and cables aren't all attached, etc.

WOW!

Holger, that's some AMAZING kind of studio-art. I love EVERY inch of it. Again: AMAZING!

Dr.Future wrote:WOW!

Holger, that's some AMAZING kind of studio-art. I love EVERY inch of it. Again: AMAZING!

Thanks, it was made by Danish designer Henrik Oehlers.

I'm looking forward to finishing the studio, and naturally anyone here just passing by Copenhagen are most welcome to the re-opening of my studio some time in late August.

WOW..! mr.lagerfeldt, what a fantastic studio... but one question, why do you need four of this new imacs? i'm sure you using one or two g5 quadcore macs for daily work...but imacs? anyway a great studio!!!

Thanks mate

The four iMacs are for my new project called Institute for Audio Technical Studies (Center for Lydteknik, in Danish). Which is basically a fancy word for: I'm doing music production classes every Saturday from 12.00 - 15.00

I've been doing about 150 master classes each year for the last 6 years and I wanted to take it to the next level.

As a student you'll sit in front of an iMac running Logic Pro with an Apogee Duet sound card and Sennhesier HD595 headphones. Everything is connected via Remote Desktop to my main station so I can show & tell.

You can learn about equalizing, compression, production and mixing in general, mastering, etc. Apple have asked me to become an Authorized Apple Training Center too, and iMacs are perfect for that.