Thanx to Olaf, Pete, Boris, Rob, and Torbjorn for your interest in
discussion of the rm1x & samplers. I'm not sure that introductions are
necessarily in order, but i'm kinda curious as to where everyone lives,
their type of music, etc. So, i guess i'll kick things off....
I'm a canadian residing in korea, and i make a living by teaching
english (tho my passion has always been and always will be making music,
performing, etc...).
The whole electronica thing is really starting to take
off over here, and i'm in a duo with a korean gal; we combine digital gear
with acoustic stuff such as guitar, bass, vox, and harmonica. Our music is
kinda crossover-based, but now i'm writing much more stuff with the
sampler/sequencer, and less around the guitar. I supposed we'd fall
somewhere between trip-hop, electronica, and lo-fi stuff.
We've just released a couple tracks on two compilation cds in korea, and
are currently working on our debut cd, which is scheduled for distritbution
this spring via Sony Korea (yeah, we're pretty pumped about that).
Here's the kit list:
Yammy rm1x
" " a3000
" " dsp factory
" " ax 16 at adat card
" " mfc1 midi controller
" " crw burner
Roland VS 1680 EX
Roland VG8 EX
Roland midi controller
Motu XT Express
Zoom 1201 effector
Boss crap effector
Joe Meek VC3 preamp/compressor
Alesis 3630 crap compressor
Alesis Monitor Ones
Sony D8 DAT player
Sony crap turntable
Fender Strat guitar
Fender Acoustic guitar
various stompboxes, harmonicas, wah pedal, etc..
Pent. II 233/128 meg SDRAM/9 gig HD
Soundblaster Gold 64 soundcard
Cubase VST 3.7/Wavelab 3/Rebirth 2.0/CEP1.2/Acid/etc...
Well, that's about me.....i hope that you are all interested in sharing
some things about who you are, so that in the future it's easier to have an
idea of who we're talking with. It would also be very cool to hear .mp3s of
songs you've made using the rm1x with your other gear as well. I guess i'll
sign off, and hope that you reply to this thread. Looking forward to
hearing from ya,
cris
our site @mp3.com: http://www.mp3.com/dual
our homepage: http://lo-frequency.com
