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e.g.: wrote:

My live rig.

Is that a Roland MDS-3C V-Drum stand?

e.g.: wrote:

Rave wrote: I like that

Do they come back?

The participants? Sure. Lots of regulars.

You sound like a real nice guy. Happy to hear your kindness is rewarded

^ Whats up with the glowing stuff on either side, looks pretty cool ?

Like the double launchpad

oblique strategies wrote:

e.g.: wrote:

My live rig.

Is that a Roland MDS-3C V-Drum stand?

Look up about four post or so. I've already answered that.

e.g.: wrote:

oblique strategies wrote:

e.g.: wrote:
Is that a Roland MDS-3C V-Drum stand?

Look up about four post or so. I've already answered that.

My mistake Thank you.

Rave wrote:

e.g.: wrote:

Rave wrote: I like that

Do they come back?

The participants? Sure. Lots of regulars.

You sound like a real nice guy. Happy to hear your kindness is rewarded

Many thanks for that.

outershpongolia wrote:^ Whats up with the glowing stuff on either side, looks pretty cool ?

Like the double launchpad

Howdy we have got total blackout blinds in the room so when its really dark the lights add atmosphere and colour.

Today I realised that every studio / lounge should have a laser .

Mood lighting is important - my tally is now 600 euros for one room

Rave wrote:Mood lighting is important

Absolutely. Nice studio space by the way.

e.g.: wrote: /sweet drum rack picture

My live rig.

How do you transport that? Do you break it all down and set it back up at venues? Or do you have some way to transport it all assembled? Does it fold up small?

speak_onion wrote:

e.g.: wrote: /sweet drum rack picture

My live rig.

How do you transport that? Do you break it all down and set it back up at venues? Or do you have some way to transport it all assembled? Does it fold up small?

The two M-Audio keyboards and laptop are Velcro'ed onto their supports. On and off easily. The Trigger finger pops off with the turn of a wing nut. The two rack arms swing in. All cables, vid monitor, cymbals and ControlPad stay attached. It's light as a feather and fits easily into my Mazda 3 hatchback. If the laptop is booted before I arrive, I can be show ready in less than five minutes. Great for a quick open mic nite test of new material or a school demonstration.

e.g.: wrote:

speak_onion wrote:

e.g.: wrote: /sweet drum rack picture

My live rig.

How do you transport that? Do you break it all down and set it back up at venues? Or do you have some way to transport it all assembled? Does it fold up small?

The two M-Audio keyboards and laptop are Velcro'ed onto their supports. On and off easily. The Trigger finger pops off with the turn of a wing nut. The two rack arms swing in. All cables, vid monitor, cymbals and ControlPad stay attached. It's light as a feather and fits easily into my Mazda 3 hatchback. If the laptop is booted before I arrive, I can be show ready in less than five minutes. Great for a quick open mic nite test of new material or a school demonstration.

Damn, you even have a rad car, too!

JoshR wrote:80 you win.

i think the thai beach shot was better

Now I'm just waiting for the "yo dawg" Xzibit memes.......