mradler's Live Rig
This is the live rig for my band.
There four parallel audio signal chains: 1. Korg Minilogue XD (stereo) 2. A DIY cacophonator -> One Control Junction Box 4M (to convert 1/4 jacks to RCAs) -> Roland SP-404A -> two Ibanez Analog Delay Mini (stereo) 3. Shure SM-58 -> Boss VE-500 (mono) 4. Any mic the venue offers (mono, not included in the pic)
As for MIDI, I use a Retrokits RK-006 as the central MIDI host/hub. It connects to an Arturia Keylab Essential 61 through USB, and splits MIDI note messages to the Minilogue XD and the VE-500 (for vocoder and talkbox). The Minilogue XD is also connected to the hub's input to send MIDI Program Change messages to the VE-500.
The Minilogue XD is powered through its own plug. The RK-006 and Keylab are USB powered by a One Control USB Porter, which with all the others is powered by a Vitoos DD12 isolated pedal power supply, which is attached under the On-Stage KSA7100 Utility Tray, which everything is attached to.
Oh and there is a tambourine for percussion and a battery powered toy speak for weird voices. The spare patch cable is for holding notes for drones.
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This rig
~$2,113
Value by category
- Studio Equipment 45.5%
- Keyboards and Synthesizers 28.0%
- Studio Gear 22.0%
- Effects Pedals 4.4%
Price mix
Mostly standard
Boldest pick: Boss VE-500 Vocal Performer
Only 6 pro artists on Equipboard own it, but it's ranked #17 in Vocal Effects Processors.
Avg price: $521.66
Ibanez ADMINI Analog Delay Mini
Avg price: $92.48
Retrokits RK-006 Portable USB MIDI/Gate Hub
Avg price: $229.00
Avg price: $465.75
Avg price: $211.63
Avg price: $592.27
About this setup
This gear photo by mradler features 6 pieces of gear, including Roland SP-404A, Ibanez ADMINI Analog Delay Mini, and Retrokits RK-006 Portable USB MIDI/Gate Hub. The setup spans Studio Equipment, Keyboards and Synthesizers, and Studio Gear, with mostly standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Electronic, and Pop scenes.
