Dj Toomp

At 3:00 of this video, DJ Thoomp talks about his equipment saying "Akai, Roger Linn, and those are the only MPCs that I really deal with. I got the 2500 over there, and that's cool, still getting used to it and it does a lot of things! y'know."

In this video interview, DJ Toomp discusses his use of the Reason 4 software with Propellerhead's James Bernard and what he likes about it. At 0:28, he talks about how he first came about using the software. At 7:53 into the video he discloses tracks he produced on Reason, including Kanye West-Big Brother, T.I.-What You Know, It's Me-Rick Ross, and more.

In the Beat Thang Atlanta Premiere video on YouTube, DJ Toomp is shown using the Beat Thang.

At 1:55 in this interview Dj Toomp says "ASR boom, i forgot about that, I can't forget about her. She plays a major part and when I get sounds from Reason and put them on my ASR, that could take the game to a whole another level too."

At around 0:15 Dj Toomp in this interview talks about his MPC ''I did alot of hits on those, but I got a few songs that I did only by themselves, but then on alot of other songs too i still involved my MP.." as the camera takes a close up of his Akai MPC60II.

At 4:12 in this video for Maschine, DJ Toomp talks about Kontakt integration with Maschine "When it comes to using Komplete, Mostly I want Kontact and that's where I pull up most of my sounds, as far really building my foundation. It's incredible that you can actually pull it up on Maschine, without having to open anything else 'cause everything is right here integrated. That's definitely friendly, I love that."

"Whenever I want a true orchestra string like that pure sound, oh yea i might steal it off Cubase or something like that." Dj Toomp says in this interview at 2:40.

At 4:25 of this Maschine Commercial, DJ Toomp says "In one sentence the best part of Maschine, making a hit record within ten minutes."

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To the left in this photo you can see DJ Toomp with a Stanton T.62.

In this photo DJ Toomp is seen fiddling with a Akai Professional MPC Renaissance Controller.

In this photo DJ Toomp can be seen with a Pioneer DJM-900 Nexus Mixer.

In this photo DJ Toomp can be seen with 2 Technics SL-1200MK2 Turntables.