I'm somewhat a gear slut. While I appreciate the elements a few computers and choice software can bring to a studio, there is something about a black metal box covered in buttons, knobs and blinky-blinky lights. Perhaps I could get a cleaner sound out of a zippy computer and a high-end audio interface, but I love sitting in front of a console, a row of knobs and faders in front of me making slight adjustments in mixdown.

Don't get me wrong. I'm not one of those bleeding heart analogists screaming "digital sucks". I love recording in the digital realm. I hung up reel tapes long ago and never looked back.

Anywho... Here's my collection of synthesizer's and studio gear. I fully plan on writing my thoughts on each device and in some cases including technical notes (like how to reset elements of a device). That said, I might not do that today.

Where it makes sense, I'll insert this little speaker icon which will point you to a track I've done that highlights the particular instrument.

My Retired List is a collection of devices that passed through the studio at one point or another. I've made notes on my thoughts on the device and, in some cases, why I decided to not keep it. I also have a "Most Wanted List" if you care enough to see what I'm drooling for.