Welcome to my lab

Juno 106 – Bass, Chords, Strings.

Ensoniq ASR-10 — ASR-10 – main Keyboard, FX, & DIRT!

Maschine MK1 — Maschine MK1 – main Sampler.

MC-303 – Step sequencing Drum Racks.

Soundcraft Signature 12 MTK — Signature 12 MTK – Analog summing.

Pioneer DJM700 — DJM700 – Vinyl sampling, DJing.

Technics SL1200 — Technics SL1200 – Vinyl sampling, DJing.

Nord Rack 1 — Nord Rack 1 – Leads, Bass, Chords.

Zero SL MK2 — Zero SL MK2 – DAW transport, mutes, TX81Z editor.

Akai MFC42 — Akai MFC42 – Filtering, LFO, & more dirt!

Technics RS-TR355 — Technics RS-TR355 – Lo-Fi resampling!

PioneerRT1011La — Pioneer RT-1011L – Tape character.

Mode Machines XOXBOX — XOXBOX – Acieeed!

Emagic AMT8 — Emagic AMT8 – MIDI hub. Diamond!

Roland SBX-1 — Roland SBX-1 – Sync hub. Lovely.

AT4033A — AT4033A – Vocals.

Alesis Monitor 1 — Alesis Monitor 1 (MK1) – Near field monitors. Lush.

Ableton Live — Ableton Live – the DAW.

M-Audio Trigger Finger — M-Audio Trigger Finger – Utility controller. ADSR!

Emu 1820m — Emu 1820m – extra DSP FX, Mic Pre.

Alesis RA100 — Alesis RA100 – Amp.

TX81Z - great leads and the classic Lately Bass! — TX81Z – great leads and the classic Lately Bass!

Moog Grandmother — Moog Grandmother – Fat leads, filter, sequencing and a ribbon reverb!

Soundforce SFC Mini — Soundforce SFC Mini – dedicated Minimoog (VST) controller

This gear is the core of my studio, along with a computer and various software plugins, most notably the Korg Legacy Collection and Arturia V-Collection.

I’m a big believer in making use of what you have and resisting the urge to purchase the “newest” thing. Even when for years you may have thought otherwise, you usually figure out that if you thought something wasn’t useful it was mainly due to lack of experience with it.

It takes time to figure out your tools, & nothing happens overnight.

More about the MFC42

More about the ASR-10

More about the Novation Zero SL

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