[
Date Prev][
Date Next] [
Thread Prev][
Thread Next]
[
Date Index][
Thread Index][
Author Index]
Re: show me yours and i'll show you mine...
Hehe...yeah a fellow actually hired me to look at the possibility of
inserting a vsynth INTO a double neck guitar a while back. We decided
some of the things he wanted were going to involve redesign of the s/w
environment though and bagged it. They're pretty cool units with the
analog in and some of the things you can do with them I guess.
Really cool setups btw! Wow what a bunch of gearheads! :-) -Bob
Sjaak wrote:
> Here's my live setup...synthesizers only :)
> http://home.scarlet.be/loopers-world/midi-setup2.png
>
> Instruments:
> - V-Synth: very good in creating soundscapes. Features: variphrase
> sampler, re-sampling, VA, ton's of audio prosessing options (filters,
> effects) and flexible routing
> - The V-Synth is connected to the analog audio input's of the Yamaha
> S90ES which allows you to add 2 insert effects in the chain including
> a delay of max 1.6 sec. You can create stunning synth patches using a
> 75-100% of feedback. The internal yamaha sounds can be processed with
> 8 insert effects in total + a master effect
> - I also use a breath controller which is connected to the built-in
> VL-70m wind synthesizer and a DX7
> - From there, the audio signal is processed by the Boss DD-20, which
> has the ability to create 2 stereo loops of 11.5 sec's each. Usefull
> analog and tape delay's plus a tap tempo
> - Last in the chain is the well known RC-50, a 3 phrase stereo looper.
> Sub out's are send to aux-in to create feedback loop. An EV-5
> expression pedal is used to control volumes