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My Gear

Propellerhead Reason - Used
in recording my music, for loops, dance/hip hop/techno beats and
realistic instrument sounds
Propellerhead Reason
LaCie 160GB External Hard Drive
Used to record my guitar tracks, which are huge wave files,
in addition to the Reason sample libraries, and my ITunes tracks.		 lacie hard drive
I use an Ibanez RG
Series guitar with EMG active pickups.
I use one humbucker and one single coil pickup. The
floyd rose tremolo system is disabled.

Ibanez guitar
I also use an Ibanez Artcore semi-hollowbody
guitar. This guitar plays great and is very reasonably
priced.		 Ibanez artcore
As a guitar amplifier with all the effects at home I
use
the Line
6 Pod XT. I go direct into my laptop for playing/recording.

Pod XT
I use the M-Audio Keystation 88 ES keyboard for
inputting MIDI data such as drums, bass when recording.		 keystation 88 ES
I use an external soundcard which is M-Audio’s Audiophile USB Audiophile USB
I use Cubase
SE to record and sequence my songs		 Cubase SE
I use Band
in A Box for jamming and improvising and as midi parts for
sequencing using Cubase.		 band in a box software
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4 Comments

4 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Dirk // Sep 30, 2007 at 12:16 pm

    Hey Will

    First of all nice playing and teaching!
    I’m thinking of getting a pod xt.
    Is it easy to get good metal tunes from it?

  • 2 admin // Sep 30, 2007 at 2:08 pm

    Thanks Dirk,
    There are some good tones, and you can also buy extra amp models. I usually go to the Line 6 website and just download the patches that people create, rather than do too much myself. It’s easy to get different tones and there is a software app that lets you edit the tones on the computer rather than with the podxt device itself. I like the podxt because I can go direct into the computer for recording and don’t have to blast an amp and mic it.

  • 3 Anonymus // Mar 16, 2008 at 9:12 am

    Hey good job I really like your Dirtbag song!
    And the Drum is playing buy ur Keabord? and the bass too?

  • 4 admin // Mar 16, 2008 at 10:12 am

    I used the loops that the original author of Dirtbag provided. He allowed us to remix the song so I added some guitars and changed the arrangement.

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