Re: Percussive Loopers

["Alan Barnard" <alan@barnardesign.com>]

I knew this would bring a few wildmen out of the woodwork... "a fairly nice
array" might qualify as a slight understatement. ;-]

For the past three years I've been standing up, playing the Zendrum/Alesis
predominately in the role of a kit drummer, ala/Futureman. Only recently
(thanks to the Repeater) digging deeper into looping/textures/ambient.
Originally tried a DL4 with disappointing results. Now that I have the
Repeater I'm stoked! Looking forward to purchasing the 256mb CFC ASAP.

Alan
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Bill Cummings said:

yea, wish I had bought a wavedrum way back when (they were available).

I do have a fairly nice array though:
v-drums, dm-pro, drumKat, Handsonic, Zendrum, (3) ASRX samplers, Yami 
RS7000
K5000, Fizmo, Yami P200, Yami TX81Z, Obie Matrix 1K, Alesis QSR, Yami DJX &
DJX IIB,
Electrix (Repeater, MoFX, Filter Factory, Warp Factory), Electrix (EQ 
Killer
& Filter Queen), Alesis Air FX,
Big Briar Moogerfooger MF 102 ring Modulator, Mutron III, POD, Bass Pod, 
DBX
SUb Harmonic Synthesizer, Aphex aural exciter, BBE SOnic Maximizer, Lexicon
MPX 100, Drawmer Stereo Compressor/Limiter
PreSonus MP20, Behringer HA4400 HeadphoneAmp, Rolls RM203 Stereo Line 
Mixer,
Ashley 8 channel line mixer,
Behringer MX2642A Eurorack Mixer , Alesis Studio 12R 12-channel mixer, (2)
Behringer 48 point patchbays, (2) Mackier SRM450s, (2) Mackie SRS1500A
Powered 15  Subwoofers, (2) JBL EON 15P, miscellaneous other harware.

What I've really been digging lately is all the cool softSYNTHs and
Samplers: Battery, V-Sampler, Sample Tank, REAKTOR (a fave), TC Works
Mercury-1, rgcAudio PENTAGON, CrusherX, Abelton LIVE, Pro-52, FM-7, 
Traktor,
& Spektral Delay. Running these on either my Dell Laptop PIII 800, or my
Dell desktop PIV 1.9. AWESOME stuff.

I still want a Wave Drum though......

From: "Michael LaMeyer" <m.lameyer@verizon.net>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: Percussive Loopers


> yup!  weee!
>
> korg wavedrum
> electrix repeater
> t.c m-one
> alesis air one
> lexicon vortex
> electrix filter factory
> electrix mofx
> behringer fcb1010
>
> it's rather absurd, actually.  but i'm almost to the point where
> i'm going to try taking this gig out, open mics or busking or
> something. been taking me a while to figure out how i want the
> connections to work, and to program the 1010 i just got with
> some useful banks.  lately i've just been using the m-one and
> air one in the effects send of the repeater, and it's been just
> lovely.  the more crap i try to plug in, the more hassle it is
> to use it, i've found.  although i think i'll have to squeeze
> the vortex in there somewhere.  for asynchronous looping, if
> nothing else.  i REALLY like midi snych between the m-one and
> repeater.  num.  i've also been thinking it might be fun to get
> another wavedrum (somehow!) so that i could have a low/high
> pitched pair of tablas or something.  scary.  help!
>
> mike
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Alan Barnard" <alan@barnardesign.com>
> To: <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com>
> Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 9:08 AM
> Subject: Percussive Loopers
>
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Anybody out there doing any *real-time* looping with either
> acoustic or
> > electronic drums/percussion?
> >
> > Here's my set-up:
> >
> > 2/Zendrums  ( http://www.zendrum.com )
> > Alesis DM-Pro
> > Repeater
> > Behringer FCB1010
> >
> > Alan
> > _________________________
> > Alan Barnard
> > BarnarDesign
> > http://www.barnardesign.com
> > alan@barnardesign.com
> >
> >
>