* GR-700 floor unit * G-707 guitar controller (guitar stand is not included) * Anvil case for floor unit * Custom fit plush case for guitar controller * Special 24 pin cable to connect guitar to the floor unit * Power cable * Midi cable * Memory cartridge * Manual
YouTube via muzik4machines "gear used esx1: all sequencing and drum sounds tx81z: reverby/pumpy sawtooth bass/lead (chain:tx81z-mfc42-alesis nanoverb-dbx266 ch1 (pump)-ch2 (compression)-mixer) mks50: hoover/saw/lead/pumpy synth (Chain MKS-boss sl20-dbx266(stereo, mostly pump)-zoom rfx2200-mixer) Redsound SoundBite Pro: vocals/looping korg kaoss pad 2: delay kaoss pad 3: loops, looper(snare rolls), grainshifter kaossilator: noise sweeps (path: k01-mini kp(delay)-mixer) er1: beatbox AND sidechain signal (Chain: left out-ProCo Turbo Rat-boss v-wha-boss dd5 delay-volume pedal(stereo from the delay)-mixer) Motu midi mixer: my mixer, controlled by the BCF) Kawai midi patchbay:guess dbx mc 6: output compressor NOT used: a computer, besides recording it; no edition, no mastering, What you hear is what I send out of the main outs"
in general: "in all of them you have the wld tx81z saw bass(and someties the classic solid/lately bass) the mfc42 is used on the saw bass regularely, giving it a 303 clone sound
a lot of the time I use the redsound as a traditional sampler instead of looping with it(actually, in this gig i didn't even use it to loop, just to load voice samples/noises
also, the ER1 goes thru a rat distortion+boss v-wha+delay and i wha it most of the time, sometimes with the formant filter, sometimes with the regular crybaby"
Mr_Union wrote in with a link to his flickr set, blog, and MySpace page. It's an interesting set. On his flickr pages you will see images of his work flow - what gear is connected to what. On his blog you will find tracks with descriptions on the gear and workflow used for each. His MySpace page of course has the final music created with the gear.
"A history of these units can be found at: link. Check out the matrixsynth link for details on how the first unit ran."
You can find all posts here. Note this does require software to interface with the Apple IIe, and that software is included in the auction according to the seller. There is also MIDI Conversion kit. You can find more info on it here.
YouTube via otisvue "3 channels/sounds in play - the gothic/doom-sound, the electronic buzz pattern (not from sequencer), and a low bubbling noise you can't hear well until it catches the echo. note how the 4-channel mix patterns (controls in upper left) affect how each signal is echoed without changing the analog echo controls."
YouTube via NYRADFilms. Trippy video - wish the audio was better on this one. Reminded me of The Cure's The Top days with the drums and color. "esting out his new Yamaha CS2X Control Synthesizer, it's The Jive Turkey Of Funkadelia... with his co-hort and partner-in-crime, The Honkey Cat.
Noodling around, finding the sound, in the TV19 studios, May 2001.
Keyboards/Drum-Type Noises: The Jive Turkey
Djembe/Camera/Director: The Honkey Cat... Don't Fall In Love."
images via this auction
