Scott Nesbitt

I would not settle for anything other than this, works brill with the Motif XS!

This is a must have adation for any keyboard player. The ability to fade in extra sounds adds dynamics and gives you extra control over your playing. It sometimes slips around but apart from that it is worth that expensive price tag.

I have two of these mics, one for backing vox and one for my vocoder. It has a very warm sound and is built solidly.

Presonus is innovating with the Studio one software. I use this to mix down live recordings from the rm32AI.

I use this on the end of my FOH signal chain to excite my live mix. I've found it makes a positive difference when used subtly.

Shame that only one mic pre amp has phantom power. I use this mixer to output clicktrack (left channel) and backing track (right channel) to our mixer. It shows output LED's which makes it easy to do signal checks. The master volume with the PC volume knobs allow for control. I can also use this as an interface to my pc when im at home recording vocals and keyboards.

This laptop runs our clicks and records DANTE 32 channels. It has massive problems with firewire however! Hence why we record through ethernet!

Ableton runs our click tracks and lighting cues through midi channels we have a synchronized light show. I use a USB num pad on stage to trigger the starts of songs.

Still going strong, The Motif XS has all the features and more to help you cover a wide range of material. Some gripes- no flash memory so I have to load samples everytime I turn it on and sound cuts when changing patches! Still I love it!

I use the MM6 as a lead synth. It has some really nice sounds taken from the flagship Motif. Lightweight makes it easy to transport and carry up them stairs at a venue. Only problem I have had with it is that it's plastic shell whilst being light is also very prone to damage and dents.

A really good pedal for a second keyboard when playing anything other than piano sounds!