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Thursday, March 23rd 2006, 7:41pm

jay's equipment

I don't know whether that's the right sub-directory, but I'll try it anyway: On One of the pics from Filderstadt (the leftone of the bigger two) U get to see most of Jay's stage equipment, and I wondered what exactly that was, since I have another pic which also shows jay on tour but instead of that little Technics gadget there is something which looks tlike a small drum computer...
(Compare Berlin and Filderstadt!!!!!!)

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Thursday, March 23rd 2006, 8:34pm

That's the new sampler from Roland, the SP-404 ;) In Vienna there was a few on which you could practice after the show. I tried it and it's awesome :) Has built-in effects, 5 banks and 12 channels for each sample. You can load it via USB and RCA cables, and are able to create patterns from the samples.
Wicked! ;)
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Friday, March 24th 2006, 10:02pm

Wow, do you know any parts where jay used it?

BTW: Do you think Jay and Rick have all the synth-sounds saved as presets on their synths or ho do they do it?

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Saturday, March 25th 2006, 8:25am

Roland JP-8000 on top
Roland V-Synth underneath

Thats as much as I know :D

(i was in the shop messing with a V-Synth yesterday, so much fun :lol: )

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Saturday, March 25th 2006, 1:43pm

I bet it was. V-synth must be great. I envy you! :wink: