Heavily into dance music since the age of 10 when i first heard F.C.B's "Excalibur", hooked ever since. Heard The Prodigy's "Firestarter" at around age 12, changed my life forever. Love dance beats and love break beats. Started messing around with soft synths, samples and wave editors probably by age 11, had a garage band at around age 14-15, electronic focused with keyboards drums and an MC. Got off the beaten track through the course off high school, lost track of music production by about age 15-16, big dark period in my life. Got into beat mixing around age 19 along with the rave scene. Started to dabble with music production a little again over the next few years but didn't properly get back into it until mid to late last year. Although I now work full time, it is still what i consider an ambitious hobby and is a massive focus of my life.
Keyboard, drums, didgeridoo
Reason 4.0
Ableton Live 8
Protools 8 le
Macbook 13
UMX-49
003 digirack
Novation A-Station
(Although not on any productions):
Technics 1210's Mk5
Roland MC-303
Meat Beat Manifesto; The Beastie Boys; Korn; The Prodigy; Chemical Brothers; Cornershop; The Crystal Method; Def Wish Cast; Fatboy Slim; The Wiseguys; The Avalanches; Deftones; Slipknot; David Holmes; Jimi Hendrix; Parkway Drive; Mindsnare
Fat of the Land - The Prodigy
6 Feet Deep - Gave Diggaz
Global Tekno - Ultra Sonic
Experience - Jimi Hendrix
Life is Peachy - Korn
Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) - Wu-Tang Clan
Vicious Delicious - Infected Mushroom
Experience - The Prodigy
Music For The Gilted Generation - The Prodigy
Make The Music 2000 - Rahzel
The Prodigy, 90's hardcore; hard dance; hip hop and big beat
A mix of electronic sounds. Lots of distorted software synths, compressed drums, sub bass, distorted basslines. Music in the style of the big beat music genre of the 90s except it is mostly composed from scratch with very little sampling and in general a more manic vibe.
ICP Chemist/Lab technician