Photo: Ben Goldfarb (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA 4.0
Robert DeLong has said his live rig centers on an Evolution UC-33 as his main MIDI control point, an Alesis ControlPad, an Axiom 25 keyboard, a DJ TechTools Midi Fighter, a Microsoft Sidewinder gamepad and a Wii Remote, with a Neve preamp and two Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 interfaces.
Independent research by truerecs: every item links to the public source it comes from.
“The Evolution UC-33 (now discontinued) sort of acts as my primary control point”
“The most recent addition would be the Midi Fighter I got when I went into the DJ Tech Tools office.”
“I use a Wii-remote as a controller for vocal delay glitching”
He told MusicRadar in 2013 that he played an Axiom 25-key MIDI keyboard for keyboard sounds and for triggering drums from its finger pads.
He has said his live rig ran two Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 audio interfaces, with a Neve preamp for his vocals.
He has said the Evolution UC-33 is his primary control point, alongside an Alesis ControlPad, a DJ TechTools Midi Fighter, a Novation flight simulator joystick, a Microsoft Sidewinder gamepad and a Wii Remote for vocal delay glitching.
Robert DeLong is the Los Angeles one-man band who mixes live drums with game controllers and electronics, known for Global Concepts. This guide covers the live rig he walked MusicRadar and Future Music through in 2013.
truerecs put this guide together from public videos, interviews and posts. Each item says how we know and links to the source. Robert DeLong didn't write it or choose anything on it. How we source gear guides.
Report an error or ask for removal. We fix or remove within 72 hours. You don't need to sign up.
Claim this page to make it yours: verify with your Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, keep what's right, drop what isn't, and add your own.
Claim this page