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My live rig differs greatly from my studio rig,
first and foremost because of the rather small car Iīve got :-/. On the
other hand, though, itīs amazing *what* you can squeeze into a 1994 Volkswagen
Polo...
Live on stage I have a pair of Emu E4XTs with
two small Roland MIDI master keyboards which I use for textural and ambient
work which I created at home. Then Iīve got a small Behringer mixer (donīt throw
things at me, please!) and a Lexicon Jamman which shares the 19" rack with one
of the Emus. The looping rig with the EDPs and the Repeater tends to be rather
unwieldy so I leave it at home most of the time. Finally, Iīve got a few of
these small Sony HR MP-5 multi FX units which produce a very decent sound
for their respective size, especially when nixing the built-in FX of the
Behringer ;-).
Depending on the location I sometimes use a Fostex
D-90 for recording both the sound straight from the desk plus the ambient sound
of the venue (when playing inside a gasometer or a reservoir, for instance).
This allows for more elaborate mixing and blending of the various sound sources
afterwards (and gives me three hours of recording time). For capturing live
sound, I usually bring a Crown SASS-P Mk. 2 and a set of small diaphragm
condenser microphones mounted to a Jecklin OSS disc.
I usually bring one or two further instruments
along (when my car allows me to as I sometimes even squeeze a small PA into it,
too), e. g. a Guya lapsteel with Sustainiac B, a Korg Wavestation, or something
along these lines. In December Iīll be playing another planetarium show where I
might even bring my ARP 2600 with sequencers... or a VCS-3, for that
matter.
Thereīs such a lot more to draw from when working
in the studio...
Stephen
____________________________________________________________________ "Ambition makes you look pretty ugly, kicking squealing Gucci little
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