In the interest of keeping the blog going, I'm going just post my gear list real quick:
Intel Dual Core PC @ 2Ghz, 2G RAM (need to update this)
Dual flat screen monitors (I find this essential)
Live 8 Suite Edition w/Max for Live
KRK Rokit-8 Speakers (may potentially add my 10", 500W sub to mix)
Roland RBUS VM3100 Pro Mixer
M-Audio RBUS Soundcard
M-Audio Oxygen 8
M-Audio Keystation 88
AKAI APC40
Native Instruments MASCHINE
NI's Komplete 5
NI's Kore2 + controller
Jazzmutant Lemur
Novation Remote Zero SL
Novation Launchpad
Behringer BCF2000/BCR2000
GURU
Camel Audio's Alchemy
D16's Silverline Collection & Classic Boxes Collection
PSP Nitro
IKMultmedia T-Racks Suite
Damn, writing the list down it looks pretty impressive! I've been building/collecting stuff for 10yrs, so not a bad collection at all. Anyways, I'll probably talk about some of the controllers in other posts as that stuff really interests me (although I have a lot to learn here with respect to customization).
That's it for now, I'll leave you with a new track I finished on the weekend that was inspired by a trip to see Jason Hodges play some proper underground house. Hope you enjoy it (and see if you can place the sample - hint, the track title gives it away!):
Doggy Style by Ypsi Kid
The World according to me.....
- MM
- The first question on your mind is probably "What the hell is a 'Samsquanch'?" I'd be saying the same thing if wasn't for an encounter my friends and I had while building a mountain bike trail in the backwoods of Ontario. More on that later. Symbolic Studios is the outlet for my electronic music production (which consists mostly of music in the techno vein, heavily influenced by the time I spent in Detroit in my younger years). Techno holds a special meaning to me as I have had some life changing experiences related to the music. So between the famed 'Samsquanch' and electronic music, it should keep the blog going pretty well. I plan to talk about anything from new music to freeride mountain biking and everything in between (I also tend to go off on tangents sometimes, so be prepared to steer off course for a couple of posts).
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