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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ugo+interview

----We all knew Ugo was #1, and so does Google now :)

Jeff

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liars&ashes wrote:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ugo+interview

----We all knew Ugo was #1, and so does Google now :)

Jeff
After reading the interview I'm wondering why I even think I can create music. He's probably forgotten more than I'll ever know. :)
We escape the trap of our own subjectivity by
perceiving neither black nor white but shades of grey

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Holy GOD I friggin' HATE you!
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Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, the eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, don't look around the eyes, look into my eyes. [click] You're under! :lol: :P

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Fuckin SICK studio

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liars&ashes wrote:----We all knew Ugo was #1, and so does Google now :)
eduardo_b wrote: After reading the interview I'm wondering why I even think I can create music. He's probably forgotten more than I'll ever know. :)
:oops:
bduffy wrote:Holy GOD I friggin' HATE you!
:lol:
dare i ask because which particular pieces of gear?
Chase wrote:fcukin SICK studio
thanks :)
my furniture are hand-me-downs and/or old and worn out, most of my clothes are fraying, and i dont get out much...but i've got some really fun gear. :)

i've recently moved into a new place and was able to set things up in a space thats much less cramped. i was barely able to get in and out of my chair before. here are a few quick pics of the new layout. (im still wiring it back up.)

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Reverse Engineer wrote:Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, the eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, don't look around the eyes, look into my eyes. [click] You're under! :lol: :P
:lol: :hihi: :lol:

i had to take that head shot of myself for a promo package that my fathers guys were sending out for the last movie. its definitely little over the top but i figured it turned out ok considering i have very little photography experiance, none with self portraits, i had very little light to work with, and i didnt have a tripod. i sat on the floor and ballenced the camera on top of an organ stool, a pillow, and the camera bag. :hihi:

-ugo

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ugo wrote:
bduffy wrote:]Holy GOD I friggin' HATE you!
:lol:
dare i ask because which particular pieces of gear?
Anything with strings, my man...anything with strings. I'm still playing a Mexican Strat!

Well done. That looks like a really inspiring room.

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Nice lava lamp. Oh yeah and your plant needs watering.

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ugo wrote:i've recently moved into a new place and was able to set things up in a space thats much less cramped. i was barely able to get in and out of my chair before. here are a few quick pics of the new layout. (im still wiring it back up.)
Dude, you obviously aren't married. :lol:

There is't a woman alive -- at least that I've ever met -- who would allow this in their living room. Just having a tv and music system that isn't hidden from view is a major concession on their part. "Do those speakers have to be there?"

Or you are married and have found the only female willing to live with this. My wife doesn't have to worry about this, of course, because a 25-key keyboard is the only visible sign of creating music, and that's in the office with the computer. :)
We escape the trap of our own subjectivity by
perceiving neither black nor white but shades of grey

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eduardo_b wrote:
ugo wrote:i've recently moved into a new place and was able to set things up in a space thats much less cramped. i was barely able to get in and out of my chair before. here are a few quick pics of the new layout. (im still wiring it back up.)
Dude, you obviously aren't married. :lol:

Why would you marry someone who wasn't a musician, or at least, wasn't into you for your art to some significant degree?

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nice read ugo, i enjoyed it, thnx ! looking forward to metallurgy (or something!..) :)

cheers,

mlon

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eduardo_b wrote:
ugo wrote:i've recently moved into a new place and was able to set things up in a space thats much less cramped. i was barely able to get in and out of my chair before. here are a few quick pics of the new layout. (im still wiring it back up.)
Dude, you obviously aren't married. :lol:

There is't a woman alive -- at least that I've ever met -- who would allow this in their living room. Just having a tv and music system that isn't hidden from view is a major concession on their part. "Do those speakers have to be there?"

Or you are married and have found the only female willing to live with this. My wife doesn't have to worry about this, of course, because a 25-key keyboard is the only visible sign of creating music, and that's in the office with the computer. :)
Hmm, I just built a PC for a friend who's married and has two kids. He has the PC in their living room with POD xt Pro, two Marshall guitar amps, other various music gear and of course a midi keyboard. His wife never complains. Well, I have weird friends :P
A guy with serious GAS and lots of unused VSTs. But if I someday need them...

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james0tucson wrote:
eduardo_b wrote:
ugo wrote:i've recently moved into a new place and was able to set things up in a space thats much less cramped. i was barely able to get in and out of my chair before. here are a few quick pics of the new layout. (im still wiring it back up.)
Dude, you obviously aren't married. :lol:

Why would you marry someone who wasn't a musician, or at least, wasn't into you for your art to some significant degree?
Art or no art, trust me when I say that 9.99 out of every 10 women would not allow ugo's setup in their living room. Ask around -- you'll see. :)
We escape the trap of our own subjectivity by
perceiving neither black nor white but shades of grey

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bduffy wrote:Anything with strings, my man...anything with strings. I'm still playing a Mexican Strat!
neither of my two electric guitars were especially expensive (ibanez RG270, samick 17" jazz box), but both have been hot rodded with new pickups and some new hardware. they sound great and are a whole lot of fun.
Well done. That looks like a really inspiring room.
hopefully it will be. i havent had much time to attempt to write anything yet, but i do feel more relaxed, creative, and happier here. with luck that will translate into more music being written.
eduardo_b wrote:Dude, you obviously aren't married. :lol:
:lol: quite true.
not only would there likely be an issue with all my music stuff in the living room, but it would probably take twice as long for me to get a vst built because the honey-do lists would take up the time. :hihi:
sonarman wrote:Nice lava lamp. Oh yeah and your plant needs watering.
that poor plant has been through a lot. it was in a pretty bad environment before (as was i) and it was sadly neglected. its amazing its held on for as long as it has. its a real fighter. im hopeing that with more sunlight, more frequent watering, and more music (at least according to a show i saw), i'll be able to nurse it back to health.
mlon wrote:looking forward to metallurgy
want to hear some mp3s? :) i've started posting some in the effects forum. im just about to upload a 3rd.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 59&start=0

-ugo

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my gf incourages me and "lets" me stack gear in our living room. i've tripped over her sax cases a few times

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