Todd Terry

US house DJ, producer and remixer

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Music Producer

Genre

Electronic Funk / Soul

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Credits

Keep On Jumpin My Machine Like the Deserts Miss the Rain

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Role

Music Producer

Genre

Electronic Funk / Soul

Group

Credits

Keep On Jumpin My Machine Like the Deserts Miss the Rain

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E-mu SP-1200

Production & Groove

Gifted to DJ Spinna. It is featured at 0:29 in this video tour of DJ Spinna's studio, released August 5, 2009 on High Water Music's YouTube channel. It was previously mentioned in this June 1, 2001 Remix article.

This used to be the duo right here, the SP-1200 and the 950, that's how I started making beats. I actually got this SP-1200 from one of my heroes of electronic music, his name is Todd Terry, he was one of the first dudes... or probably the- he is the first dude to bring in samples into the house world. Like, his beats was always dirty and grimy and... he gave me this machine back in like '95. And this is how I did most of the beats that came out, like, in the Ruckus era, the Beyond Real era, the J-Live, the Das-EFX joints, y'know, all those joints. Did it on this and then by '98, I graduated to the [Akai MPC] 3000. And I really haven't stopped using the 3000.

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Akai MPC 2000XL

Production & Groove

It has been used by Cirrus, Todd Terry, Underworld, Roni Size, A Guy Called Gerald, Freddy Fresh, Linkin Park, DJ Premier, Primo, Kanye West, DJ Shadow, Dr. Dre and Apollo 440.

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Pioneer CDJ-2000

DJ Controllers

In the DJsounds Show 2016 video, Todd Terry uses the Pioneer CDJ-2000.

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Pioneer DJS-1000

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In this YouTube video at around 2:16 Todd Terry can be seen using this piece of gear.

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