Mosca

I use Reason, and still cut loads of samples from all over. I’ve been cutting samples since I was about 13, using a guitar pedal at first, then I got a Yamaha RM1X but missed the sampling aspect so got a Korg ES1 and later the ESX.

I use Reason, and still cut loads of samples from all over. I’ve been cutting samples since I was about 13, using a guitar pedal at first, then I got a Yamaha RM1X but missed the sampling aspect so got a Korg ES1 and later the ESX.

I’ve got a couple of synths – a DSI Mopho X4, the Korg MS-20 reissue, all the Volcas as well.

I’ve got some Jomox modules for kicks and percussion, the MBase 11 and M.Brane 1_1, but generally when you have a drum machine you sound a lot like the next person with a drum machine.

I got a Vermona Retroverb recently, which is nice, and an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man before I got the RE-201, but it does different things so I still use it. Quite a minimal setup really, but it suits me nicely. Next purchase will probably be a Sherman Filterbank.

In this Facebook photo (and in his profile picture here on Equipboard), Mosca's TMA-2 DJ Preset headphones' right earpiece is gently illuminated behind his right ear.

Probably the biggest change you’ll be able to hear in my tracks is running a lot of stuff through a Roland RE-201. I came up on dub and my stuff has always had that dubby edge somewhere, but now with the Space Echo there’s no fucking around. I’m looking into different ways of DJing too.

I use Reason, and still cut loads of samples from all over. I’ve been cutting samples since I was about 13, using a guitar pedal at first, then I got a Yamaha RM1X but missed the sampling aspect so got a Korg ES1 and later the ESX.

I use Reason, and still cut loads of samples from all over. I’ve been cutting samples since I was about 13, using a guitar pedal at first, then I got a Yamaha RM1X but missed the sampling aspect so got a Korg ES1 and later the ESX.

I’ve got a couple of synths – a DSI Mopho X4, the Korg MS-20 reissue, all the Volcas as well.

I’ve got some Jomox modules for kicks and percussion, the MBase 11 and M.Brane 1_1, but generally when you have a drum machine you sound a lot like the next person with a drum machine.

I got a Vermona Retroverb recently, which is nice, and an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man before I got the RE-201, but it does different things so I still use it. Quite a minimal setup really, but it suits me nicely. Next purchase will probably be a Sherman Filterbank.