Vernon Reid

At 2:15, Vernon says, "The signal is also going to this iPad...using an iOS application called Audiobus."

"There’s a company called Sonuus who makes a very fast, very affordable pitch-to-MIDI converter called the G2M which is very fascinating. It’s an audio interface and also a pitch-to-MIDI converter."

Vernon mentions his iRig Interface at 2:45 in this rig rundown video.

At 8:55 in this rig rundown video, Vernon mentions his FC-300.

Vernon talks about his McMilen SoftStep at 9:40 in this video.

At 9:35 in this rig rundown video, Vernon's Keith McMillen 12 Step Foot Controller can be seen.

I also used an Eventide ModFactor and a PitchFactor, a Pefftronics Rand- O-Matic, a DigiTech Space Station, a Line 6 Filter Modeler, an SP300 to control the VG99, a GI-20 guitar synth, and an Axon 50 interface to control soft synths on an Apple laptop.

I also use the Fractal Audio Axe-Fx Ultra amp- and effects-modeling unit, and lots of additional software, including IK Multimedia AmpliTube and Peavey ReValver 3, and soft synths such as Native Instruments’ Reaktor 5 and Absynth 4.

At 24:35 in this video a Focusrite iTrack Dock is visible holding Vernon's iPad.

Past-Future. Future-Past Roland GR700 analog guitar synthesizer, PG200 programmer

Seen at 8:36s in Vernon's rig rundown. Located on top of the Kemper rack unit in Vernon's rack case.

Seen at 8:36s in Vernon's rig rundown. Located on top of the Eventide Eclipse rack unit in Vernon's rack case.

At 8:50 of this RIG Rundown video Vernon describes how he uses the 240 Mixer

Mentioned in Step Audio's "Who We Are" page.

Over the years, Bill had been in electronica bands, and had programmed lots of MIDI gear including drum machines, sequencers, and samplers. There seemed to be a huge vacuum waiting to be filled with MIDI-controlled guitar effects. The next year or so was spent developing Molten MIDI 2, which eventually found its way onto the pedalboards of Ed O'Brien, Vernon Reid, and thousands of other players around the world. Bill's pitch-shifting sequencer was the first of many revolutionary ideas, including Tempode, CTL-Sync, Big Muff MIDI, Delaytion, and SIXY, which have since been emulated by other companies.

Quoted on the official product page.

“ The OMEC Teleport. It’ll take you were you wanna go…”

Vernon Reid

In a 1993 guitar magazine picture, Vernon Reid's stage rig is shown to include the Eventide H3000 SE.