Pictures of your setup
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travis... what's up with your image hosting? or am I the only one seeing a red x instead of a cello now?
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I dunno. When I link to an image from tumblr, it never seems to remain long. The same thing happened a few pages back where I posted a picture of David K and his 4-tracks; it was visible for about a day.
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you can upload the images directly by clicking the 'Upload attachment' tab when posting a msg.
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OMG!p_ano wrote:you can upload the images directly by clicking the 'Upload attachment' tab when posting a msg.
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I used this setup during my very first live with my band: Reichelt. I play along with a guitarist somekind of ambiant/sludge, very fun experience !
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that looks like a very useful whiskey
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What is that liquid with wires sticking into it on the left side of the photo?Yii wrote:Manabu Suzuki's Setup
Without knowing anything about it, I immediately think of this:
http://www.sparkbangbuzz.com/els/alsounds-el.htm
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wow, fun, thanks for sharing that, gotta try it at homebryan wrote: Without knowing anything about it, I immediately think of this:
http://www.sparkbangbuzz.com/els/alsounds-el.htm
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what is the black box in between the s20 and the mixer?
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it's another (test) tone generator of some kind.mono tony wrote:what is the black box in between the s20 and the mixer?
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Do I see an ebow and large pile of street sweeper bristles?
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Here's my minimal folk noise rock non-extravaganza. The goal was to create a setup for performing live with my project Eat Rust. It's a primitive one: a guitar simply plugged into a practice amp, plus a microphone attached to it then running through a delay and an overdrive/distortion pedal. The sound-palette ranges from tasty buzzing feedback, pseudo-acoustic voice, there are really nice percussive effects and I can sing into the microphone. Simple yet effective, though maybe a bit limited.
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I use the exact same setup for "regular" DJing and for "improv" music.
Not pictured: Technics turntables, which go on either side of this box.

I also replaced a Pioneer EFX-1000 with this circuit-bent delay thingy that some crazy people in the UK make. It's pretty cool but I'm still mastering it:

rs
Not pictured: Technics turntables, which go on either side of this box.

I also replaced a Pioneer EFX-1000 with this circuit-bent delay thingy that some crazy people in the UK make. It's pretty cool but I'm still mastering it:
rs
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its not a computer (well... depends how you define computer of course...) it is an old scan converter I use to convert VGA to composite. its big and heavy and thats all it does for mee-Miel wrote: what model computer is that there?




