“I like to do my drums on here. The swing is boss”
What's in Vin Sol's studio?
Vin Sol has said he does his drums on an Akai MPC2500, which also sequences a MIDI-upgraded Roland TR-808, with a Doepfer MAQ16/3 for more random sequences, an Eventide H3000 SE and Roland RE-201 Space Echo in his effects rack, and a chain running through a Future Retro Revolution, TR-707 and SH-101 to a Korg Mono/Poly.
Where to start with Vin Sol's gear.
What drum-machines Vin Sol uses: a sourced gear guide
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Studio
“I like to do my drums on here. The swing is boss”
“Having MIDI on here is the ultimate, since I like to use the MPC to sequence.”
“I bust this out when I'm trying to get textures that are a little more random and off.”
“The Eventide H3000 SE is pretty much my go-to for activating sounds.”
“This is the closest thing in my studio to a modular synth.”
About Vin Sol's gear.
What drum machine does Vin Sol use?
An Akai MPC2500, which he has said he bought twice, and a Roland TR-808 with a MIDI upgrade.
What sequencer does Vin Sol use?
An Akai MPC2500 as his main sequencer and a Doepfer MAQ16/3 for more random textures.
What effects does Vin Sol use?
An Eventide H3000 SE, which he has called his go-to, and a Roland RE-201 Space Echo.
Does Vin Sol share a studio with Matrixxman?
Yes. Soo Wavey HQ in San Francisco is the studio where Vin Sol and label co-owner Matrixxman work.
Vin Sol is a San Francisco house and techno producer and DJ who co-runs the Soo Wavey label with Matrixxman. This guide covers the drum machines, sequencers, synths and effects rack he showed at Soo Wavey HQ, the studio the two share.
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