Video of this jam: http://goo.gl/BXTYwu
Live played dub techno session using primarily an Yamaha RS7000, Korg Volca Beats and a Behringer DDM 4000. Also used a BCR2000 MIDI controller for track fade-ins/outs of the RS7000.
The drum tracks of the RS7000 are sent to individual outputs (yes I have an AIEB2) and share one mixer channel with the Volca Beats. I merged them with an Pokketmixer - this is a small passiv DJ-style mixer. 
All other tracks from the RS7000 are going to an other mixer channel of the DDM4000.
With this setup it's possible to put separate filter an effects settings on the beat and backing tracks to get the right dub techno mood.

Equipment list:
- Yamaha RS7000 - amazona.de review - http://www.amazona.de/test-yamaha-rs7...
- Korg Volca Beats - german amazon link - http://amzn.to/1ASNzGG
- Behringer BCR2000 - german amazon link - http://amzn.to/1raocjT
- Behringer DDM4000 - german amazon link - http://amzn.to/15jt24p
- Pokketmixer - german amazon link - http://amzn.to/1BiwVnW

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Dub Techno Session #4 | Yamaha RS7000 | Korg Volca Beats (incl. video)

Zeltmacher’s journey through the infinite world of music began at the age of 15 when he purchased his first guitar. He studied classical guitar at the conservatory, learned to play the persian lute and engaged in several bands & projects of different musical styles. Since the mid 90s electronic music became a significant part of his large field of interests.
 
After DJing on international in- and outdoor parties & festivals for several years he teamed up with other artists to produce fresh new sound.

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exploring deep and dub techno | performing live | loving gears | recording one take | embracing the loop

Someday I will finish a track. Collaboration anyone?

Dub Techno Session #4 | Yamaha RS7000 | Korg Volca Beats (incl. video)

Dub Cousteau