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Eric

I play a Tyler Studio Elite HD and a telecaster.

I only use my effects pedal board in front of a clean tone. For amplification I'm using a Fractal Audio Axe Fx and a QSC powered speaker.

My board goes: Teese RMC Wizard Wah, MF-102, MF-104z with either a Zvex Wah Probe or EHX Micro POG in the loop, Fulltone Choralflange, and Akai Headrush looper.

I use the MF-102 for wacky tremolo mostly. The MF-104z is king for creating those sonic landscapes, especially with those weird pedals in the loop.

I had a MF-101 but had to return it due to it being very noisy. The dealer confirmed that it was defective and I should have a new one on my doorstep today.

Here is my studio as of last night:



















My Kraftzwerg and TR-626 are temporarily on loan and I have an Analog Lab x32 Vocoder coming soon too. The green and clear thing is a Blue Lantern Toad Synth that I modified to be completely modular so each section can be used independantly of each other. My latest project is building my own CV sequencer, it is going to be crazy and very patchtastic!

I use Ableton Live for most of the midi, CV and Gate sequencing as well as recording, looping and arranging.

Ur killing me with the Crate on the Rhodes lolol.

I like the vintage mic next to the Ms20. Lots of cheese spent there on some fine units.

Is that an easybake oven kext to the Prophet?

A plan B synth case?

Eric

Nice job!

The crate was my only way to hear the Rhodes for a little while, sorry to offend

The Easy Bake Oven is my XPC computer. It is hefty enough to power through tough tasks, has a PCI slot for my MOTU stuff and it is small enough to bring to gigs if I need it to record or sequence things.

I wish I had a Plan B case!! Someday maybe.

Re Cheese: I have spent all the money that I didn't spend on drugs, smoking or alcohol on my studio. I have also started building my own gear and modifying the things I already have to quench my modular lust while saving on my expenses.

Thanks for looking!

Nice, but I just read a whole 39 page thread about how plan b is ripping customers off. Peter Grenada was being rude to people who simply just wanted to know where the heck their gear is at.

I will never ever buy plan b I don't care how unique those modules are.

Eric

At the moment I am drooling over Modcan, Club of the Knobs and Synthesizers.com, not really Plan B so much. Thanks for the heads up though!

I was thinking that Ill have enough money to get a Phaser to go with my Taurus pedals, but then I saw this Eurorack Harvestman Polivoks Filter module, so I might go that route.

I think that in addition to some MOTM format modules, I might have an 84hp sized eurorack system for kicks.

SPending all this week in Eurorack information, looking at your Moogerfoogers it became apparent to me exactly how much space those things take up!

Eric

Nice studio Bryan. Looks like a science lab.

Three chairs? Do you have bandmates?

Nice indeed. I think the chairs are for his cats to sit on, though.

I don't have bandmates, but I have people come over and jam a lot. I also live in a house with people who went (or are attending) school for music production. Utopia and cheap rent are a reality for me.

The cat (Vicious) gets a chair whenever he wants it too Better there than on top of one of my synthesizers.

You still have some space left next to the Toad Synth, get something quick!

That is where I assemble and wire up my new creations.

Demo of the newest Moog product from my rig!
Great fun. Thanks for viewing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4ssG4mJmmo

that crate amp is hillarious bryan b! all this amazing kit and one of the cheapest combo amps ever lol. that was actually my first guitar amp its a gx-10 or something like that right