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finally sat down and practiced my upcoming set! im going to be using my drum machine in combination with my newly acquired 303 clone for the beat, and im doing a mixer feedback loop to add some more heft to the sound. im also gonna be using a mic, although im not sure whether i want to use my contact mic (if i was to do that id duct tape it to my neck, like my last set) or my conventional mic. im leaning towards the standard microphone, mainly cause it'll give me something to hold while im performing, which i feel will help give me some added stage presence. the set so far is sounding very industrial, which im really happy with.
When Saeran tries to emotionally abuse me:
video of my most recent set!
beateR is an industrial noise project. im inspired by music such as that by swans, sonic youth, and hanatarash.
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video of my outdoors set from yesterday!
i got a behringer td-3! its a clone of the tb-303 that basically started acid house. gonna be using it in conjunction with my drum machine at my set in june to do a sound similar to suicide (band)
this is the most unintuitive piece of equipment ive ever used