Broc MacQueen

First Foot - I was trained in Jazz but certainly not as a vocalist, so it is with great embarrassment enthusiasm that I present to you this mastery of over-production and tastelessness.  I’ll admit I am a sucker for these Min7 chord descending cadences.

This Is '22 - If you can’t get enough of that glam-rock muted guitar sound, like myself, then you should check this out. Straight ahead rock with a deep pocket and the sound of my Fender ‘Player’ Stratocaster, Tobacco Sunburst with maple fretboard. Plus Native Instruments Guitar Rig 6 for all the effects.

1971 - I was playing around with my East West Quantum Leap Orchestra (shameless plug) and tried to emulate the sound of those 1970′s string ensemble ‘falls’ or ‘dives’.  You’ll hear it when it happens.

My old (and I suppose 'vintage' if it weren't on par with beef tripe at handling audio) M-Audio Fast Track Ultra USB 2.0

The Behringer Xenyx 1002 mixer in the top left corner is tied in to my DAW but just runs audio from 3 Raspberry Pi's and my 1969 Fender Rhodes Seventy Three Mark I, leading to a secondary amplification and speaker setup. Don't worry, I still have a tertiary audio setup in this room to fall back on, but it involves the use of... LOGITECH SELF-POWERED PC SPEAKERS?!?!? I shall hang my head low from my neck in a gesture of permanent self-shame until I can replace them with a perfectly snobby set of Bowers & Wilkins powered by a pair of McIntosh mono-block amp's that feel as warm as peeing in the pool.