MATRIXSYNTH: Rude 66 and Sugar Experimental Station


Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Rude 66 and Sugar Experimental Station

Via Gerry:
"First up is dutch electro artist Rude 66. This is a video of his live set from Monox in Glasgow last November. The kit list as far as I remember is as follows:
Roland TR-909
Boss DR-220E
Clavia Nord Micro Modular (used as a vocoder on Shaunna's vocals)
Waldorf Pulse
Alesis MMT8
A Windows laptop running a couple of softsynths
There's also a couple of other things in his rack that I can't identify at the moment.

Rude is a real synth head, a stalwart of the dutch techno and electro scene since the early '90s. As far as I know, his day job is running the CEM studios in Amsterdam, home to a large Serge Modular.

You can see the video at: link
Rude 66's site is at: link

Also shot at Monox is a video of Sugar Experiment Station, aka Neil Landstrumm and Tobias Schmidt.

The boxes getting banged in this video might or might not include:

Elektron Machinedrum
Korg Electribe ESX-1
Korg Electribe ES-1
Zoom FX
Yamaha QY-something sequencer
Clavia Nord Rack
Plus some more hardware that maybe the sharp-eyed will be able to identify.

This video in SVCD mpeg quality is at: link
A smaller Quicktime version resides at: link

Enjoy!

Gerry."

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