YouTube via muzik4machines
"gear used
esx1: all sequencing and drum sounds
tx81z: reverby/pumpy sawtooth bass/lead (chain:tx81z-mfc42-alesis nanoverb-dbx266 ch1 (pump)-ch2 (compression)-mixer)
mks50: hoover/saw/lead/pumpy synth (Chain MKS-boss sl20-dbx266(stereo, mostly pump)-zoom rfx2200-mixer)
Redsound SoundBite Pro: vocals/looping
korg kaoss pad 2: delay
kaoss pad 3: loops, looper(snare rolls), grainshifter
kaossilator: noise sweeps (path: k01-mini kp(delay)-mixer)
er1: beatbox AND sidechain signal (Chain: left out-ProCo Turbo Rat-boss v-wha-boss dd5 delay-volume pedal(stereo from the delay)-mixer)
Motu midi mixer: my mixer, controlled by the BCF)
Kawai midi patchbay:guess
dbx mc 6: output compressor
NOT used:
a computer, besides recording it; no edition, no mastering, What you hear is what I send out of the main outs"
Some track details:
"music is the answer nothing special, the bass is wood piano from the tx81z factory presets
Apregarot/Pedal pumper/Pumping Jack Flash/flay-a-live/benny/
The interweb.../Deadm0uch3 some nice trance gating from the SL20
Damn! Hoover/jam 1 good kaoss pad vocoding form 5:30
Public Interest/Organ Donor(1) redsound as a one shot sampler for vocals form the middle
Hands up/jam 2/Recovery from 3 to around 6, using the redsound as a keyboard//kaoss pad 3 reverse loper(around 7 minutes)
Organ Donor(2)/Tracne nice MKs 50 leads, nothing really solo
les legumes using the redsound as a regular sampler
smells like teen spirit punks dancing(lol) and the power of the mks gated by the boss SL20"
in general:
"in all of them you have the wld tx81z saw bass(and someties the classic solid/lately bass)
the mfc42 is used on the saw bass regularely, giving it a 303 clone sound
a lot of the time I use the redsound as a traditional sampler instead of looping with it(actually, in this gig i didn't even use it to loop, just to load voice samples/noises
also, the ER1 goes thru a rat distortion+boss v-wha+delay and i wha it most of the time, sometimes with the formant filter, sometimes with the regular crybaby"
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