Chris Moss Acid

In an interview with Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid lists the Boss SE-70 Super Effects Processor as part of his studio equipment.

Whilst in Japan, I forgot all about the voltage differences, and the only thing that let me down as the TR707, which needed the correct japanese voltage...at the time the TR707 was my Master sync out to the TB303. so i could play a set, but with no TB303.. as all the modern gear worked.

Having the MSY2 allows me to leave the TR-707 at home and travel lighter. using my MPC1000 as the Main master sync..

In an article by Adam Gilbert for Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid includes the Roland TB-303 in his equipment list, highlighting its role in his music production setup.

In an interview with Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid includes the Roland TR-707 Rhythm Composer in his equipment list, highlighting its role in his music production setup.

In an interview with Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid includes the Roland TR-606 Drumatix in his equipment list.

In an interview with Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid lists the Roland SH-101 among his studio equipment.

In an article on Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid lists the Akai MPC 1000 among his studio equipment, highlighting its role in his music production setup.

In an article on Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid includes the Ensoniq ESQ-1 in his equipment list.

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In an interview with Attack Magazine, Chris Moss Acid includes the BOSS BR-8 Digital 8-Track in his equipment list, highlighting its role in his studio setup.

i use this VST in quite alot of songs, including the proof url of the track 'the place' which was just a mini moog and a tr707

Hi, i am chris moss acid, and i fully endorse the sony mdr-v55's they are the headphones that i use. DJ/LIVE/iPod.. business & pleasure

my headphones got lost in a gig in Hackney, so i bought a pair of ATH-M50x's

Chris Moss Acid mentions using the Ableton Simpler Sampling Plugin on his SoundCloud track "Machine Heavy," highlighting its capability to replace VSTs with sample libraries.

Chris Moss Acid utilizes the Mackie DFX-12, as noted on his official website. The mention of "pointy FX" suggests his appreciation for the unit's effects features.