Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is how I set up the kit to run a live dub mix.
The original video of the mix is here: youtube.com/watch?v=kUG3Xp0inuU
The Synthstrom Deluge has a single stereo output, which makes live dubbing on the mixing desk a bit of a challenge, but you can record samples with effects, and also record just the effects on separate tracks which makes for really interesting patterns.
Here I just combined it with a sample player to give some extra channels to play with - just simple extra loops and live overdubs but the results came good.
I bought the Deluge to force myself to work out of the box and make a change from always loading Logic and my favourite plugins. It's been a really inspiring process.
Full kit list:
- Synthstrom Deluge
- 1010 Music BitBox
- Morphagene
- Belgrad 1976 filters
- 4ms Dual Looping Delay
- Behringer Model D
- SSL XDesk
- Boss RE-20 Space Echo
- Moog Minifooger MF Delay
- Home made (£30) spring reverb
This is how I set up the kit to run a live dub mix.
The original video of the mix is here: youtube.com/watch?v=kUG3Xp0inuU
The Synthstrom Deluge has a single stereo output, which makes live dubbing on the mixing desk a bit of a challenge, but you can record samples with effects, and also record just the effects on separate tracks which makes for really interesting patterns.
Here I just combined it with a sample player to give some extra channels to play with - just simple extra loops and live overdubs but the results came good.
I bought the Deluge to force myself to work out of the box and make a change from always loading Logic and my favourite plugins. It's been a really inspiring process.
Full kit list:
- Synthstrom Deluge
- 1010 Music BitBox
- Morphagene
- Belgrad 1976 filters
- 4ms Dual Looping Delay
- Behringer Model D
- SSL XDesk
- Boss RE-20 Space Echo
- Moog Minifooger MF Delay
- Home made (£30) spring reverb
