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I use my trustful C at my live performances as well as in my studio. I like the wide spectrum of sounds it can produce. Even the analog emulation filters do their job good in their way. This synth sure stay in my collection.
I use Snow mainly in my studio. The TI software works for me and the total recall is very handy. A very good sounding synth. As standalone synth it can perfectly join his bigger brothers soundwise.
A very trusty mixer, built like a tank and soundwise it not colors too much. I use this mixer for my live performances. I like the many routing options in the Mackie mixers. The sub channels is really handy for groups for example.
Many people underrate this nice sounding tube compressor. It is a compressor on it's own, maybe a bit noisy.. but it depends on which sounds you use it. For me it works nicely on mid and hi freq drumsounds.
I use this compressor as a tool for my drums, to give the drumsounds a edge. I not use it on my master.
I use this compressor mainly on bass heavy sounds, kicks as well as synth sounds, to compress but still keep the sound rounded. A very good tool!
Very good sequencer. I use it as a standalone sequencer to sequence my modular synth. Very easy to use and to switch patterns. Very stable for midi as well as gate and CV's.
This is my workhorse during my live performances. I use the JJOS2xl on it. Very stable midi in and out. Solid as a rock.
Good sounding drummachine and very easy to use. What matter it that it is not analog? As long as it sound good, right? Can replicate the real TR's very well.
A drummachine on it's own. The distortion circuit is nice too! All analog.
Nice workstation. Much different sounds and modulation options. The fact that it work on batteries as well is a very big welcome.
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