| Equipment used for VOID: |
| Roland U-20 |
| Roland Alpha Juno II |
| Atari 1040 ST(E) with Cubase 2.1 |
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| Equipment used for AVOIDANCE: |
| Roland JP-8000 |
| Nord Modular |
| Roland JV-1010 |
| Korg Z1 |
| Roland U-20 |
| Roland Alpha Juno II |
| Old PC with Cubase VST/32 5.0 R4 (for Midi) |
| New PC with Cubase 5.0 (for Audio) |
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| Overview of all equipment: | |
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the Roland U-20 is a keyboard made in 1991, with 64 performances, 128 presets,
usable for all the common sounds like piano, strings, pads, etc. |
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the Roland Alpha Juno-2 is a synthesizer from 1989 with 128 presets (64 user),
it sounds good for all kind of sweeps, synthbasses, etc. (spacy sounds). |
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Atari 1040 ST(E) computer with Cubase 2.1 sequencer software |
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Roland JP-8000, one of the best synths in the new generation of analogue synthesizers, very
powerfull, good trance and space sounds. Chosen in 1997 as the best synthesizer of the year. |
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The Nord Modular from Clavia is actualy more than a synthesizer as we are used to.
It is a modular system which you use to build your own components for the synthesizer.
For this you use your PC and editor software and the amount of variations is really infinite. |
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Korg Z1, follow up to the Korg Prophecy, but than a polyphonic multitimbral
version with a programmable arpeggiator. Good for subtile sounds, weird sounds
and fat sounds as well (think of those distorted sounds like the Prodigy has made). |
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Roland JV-1010, a small module with all the sounds from the much bigger JV-2080,
even 256 sounds more (from the 'session' expansion card). |
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| Other equipment I used in the past: | |
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Roland JV-2080, a module with a lot of sounds (more than 500) and 8 slots for
expansion cards. The quality of the sounds is very good, to change them a bit there are filters
and effect processors, but despite this fact the module stays a bit 'black box'. |
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Roland Juno-106, a synthesizer made in 1988, a bit like the Alfa Juno, the sounds
are more powerfull, more direct, but less spacy. Looks a bit too much like a 'toy'. |
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Boss DR-202, a drumcomputer, with samples from the famous TR-808 & TR-909,
even some TB-303 bass sounds. Usefull for techno/trance/dance music. |
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| New equipment I use now: | |
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Novation Supernova: Lots of spacy trancy sounds and lots of knobs to change them. |
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Korg MS-2000: Virtual analogue retro synth to recreate Korg MS-20 sounds
(used by Jean-Michel Jarre in the 70's) |
