Does Anybody Know What Prefuse 73 Uses To Make His Tracks?
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Does Anybody Know What Prefuse 73 Uses To Make His Tracks?
aka scott Herren, sabath and savales, eastern developments records
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DongleKong
I've read that he used and MPC of some sort (probably 2000 or 3000) and then dumped that into Protools for further editing on the "vocal Studies" lp.
When I saw him live several months ago he had the MPC, g4 powerbook, and some sort of midi keyboard-I think it had knobs too. He left the pb pretty much untouched for the show, but he did do lots of tweaking on the MPC, and also did a fair amount of actual keyboard playing. On some songs it looked and sounded like he had some sort (step?)sequence running which he tweaked w/the knobs on the controller. It all sounded pretty slick, so I assumed a good deal of it was pre-sequenced; it did sound different from the album, though. He also had a guy doing cuts/scratching on a single turntable. I'm sure he did other stuff i couldn't see, too.
Does anyone else know of other things he uses/does? I am not ashamed to say I wanna bite his style....
When I saw him live several months ago he had the MPC, g4 powerbook, and some sort of midi keyboard-I think it had knobs too. He left the pb pretty much untouched for the show, but he did do lots of tweaking on the MPC, and also did a fair amount of actual keyboard playing. On some songs it looked and sounded like he had some sort (step?)sequence running which he tweaked w/the knobs on the controller. It all sounded pretty slick, so I assumed a good deal of it was pre-sequenced; it did sound different from the album, though. He also had a guy doing cuts/scratching on a single turntable. I'm sure he did other stuff i couldn't see, too.
Does anyone else know of other things he uses/does? I am not ashamed to say I wanna bite his style....