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Re: Who's using what...
Like Tony I (rarely) play out although Rick Walker wore me down, got me out of my cave and I did play Y2KX with a bit smaller rig :), thanks Rick again and again btw!
At home but not limited to:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jdzz/sets/72157625375694693/
Alesis Bitrman, BBE Optostomp
compressor, Alesis Smashup, Boss DD 20,
too many wires!, 2880 fs, Alesis
Ampliton, Lexicon Vortex x2, Vortex ex
ped , EH 2880, Alesis Philtre, 8 ch
mixer, Zvex Fuzz Factory, Digitech Bad
Monkee, Digitech Distortion Factory, Way
huge Swollen Pickle, Fernandes
Retrorocket w/sustainor system x2 now,
Fernandes Decade w/ sustainor, oud,
Ibanez acoustic/electric, ex ped's,
Digitech RP 250, Line 6 M9, Digitech
Time Bender, Digitech Hardwire Reverb,
This is just the current active setup, more in boxe's, closet's etc. Embarrassing really! Soon to slowly implement, drumroll here, laptop!
peace out,
Jeff
http://www.myspace.com/loopsinphasespacehttp://jeffduke.bandcamp.com/http://www.vimeo.com/jeffduke
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Tony K
<bigtonyk@gmail.com> wrote:
Patrick was asking who be using what.
Since I never gig out, I have a varied mix of hardware and software and I don't really give a crap over the hardware vs software/computer debate. It's all just a bunch of noisemakers as far as I'm concerned. Does this make a neat sound? Yep! Put it in the signal chain!
I have all my hardware hooked up with a patch bay so I can switch stuff around depending on my mood. :)
Hardware -
Noisemakers - synths (D50, AX73, Morpheus, EX8000, M3R, GR50), drum machines (SR16, Yamaha DD20), VG8ex, guitars/bass/mandolin (too many)
FX - RP2000, all the ModFX, Vortex, MPX100, Adrenalinn, Bass MicroSynth, uh... err... ok, there's a big pile on the table and a rack of 'em.
Loopers - DD20, DL4, RC20XL
Software -
AudioMulch & Mobius (controlled with an FCB1010) and some insane number of freebie VSTs that Kris collected.
I never play the same thing twice, and it's always some experiment with sound. I just start plugging shit together, twisting knobs and see what happens. First thing I do when I want to record is unplug everything from the front of the patch bay and start over.
For recording I use Reaper.
and there you have it.
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Tony