Bill Laurance Live Rig Rundown

Pianist, composer and Snarky Puppy member Bill Laurance introduces the gear that is shaping the sound of his current solo performances.
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Bill uses a Roland Boutique TR-09, Roland SE-02, Roland VP-03, Sequential Prophet 6 module, MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedal and Korg Kaoss pad on the road, to bring layers of electronic texture to his piano-based compositions.
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[@BillLauranceVideos]

As you can see, I'm a big fan of portable synths and music tech! What's your favourite piece of portable gear; anything I need to check out?

[@evan_ack]

For me my favorite piece of gear, is the roll seaboard. Its just so awesome how you don't have to use a mod wheel or pitch bend to change how you want your note to sound.

[@BillLauranceVideos]

​@@evan_ack Absolutely, I agree with you there!

[@JasonRubenstein2007]

Love the Pro-2 for the same reasons as the Prophet-6; so many knobs, small size, and the mod-matrix is +++ deep. Also having fun with two boutique JP-08's in chain mode; Incredible analog sound in such a tiny footprint. Lastly, love these: www.moddevices.com/ def. worth checking out if you have not already.

[@Cortez77fr]

The Conductive Labs NDLR multi arpegiator.

[@user-du5tn1kp8w]

A Behringer Deepmind 12, not very portable, but sounds awesome

[@Bgoods]

Such a unique sound. Thanks for sharing.

[@lucioclerici2894]

I LOVE YOU BILL, COME BACK TO ARGENTINA} 🔵⬜

[@spannaspanton]

It is fascinating how you build a kind of scaffold using the programmable elements that gives you the freedom to start playing, developing and improvise on your theme. My wife and I saw your Southampton show in early 2018 where your first half set was using what I guess was a variant on this setup and I was lucky enough to be close enough to watch you building the structures on the various bits of kit as you went. Really looking forward to seeing you in Bristol in a few weeks.

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

There are big Bill Laurance posters in my town. Never had heard of him, so I looked him up. Plays with Snarky Puppy...and has a bit of a Nils Frahm vibe in this video. I like it!

[@Scarecrow6459]

Awesome run through, this is the type of gear nerdiness I'm all about! What I think makes all these instruments beautiful isn't neccessary just all their technical features but all the amazing sounds that they can create. Great stuff Bill, good luck on tour!

[@BillLauranceVideos]

Thanks Michael! Totally agree, it's all about the warmth and texture.

[@DanielRojasBuscaglia]

Dear Bill, excellent work, a music soul and inspiration for these days

[@michaelmassaro3483]

Love this video so much.

[@MrRyancangri]

Wow that was awesome. I really love how the drums came in with the volume pedal. Genius.

[@prashanthtechno]

Wow! Thanks Bill for breaking down your Live Rig! Very Informative! We met at GUM Fest :)

[@j.cordero6965]

When will you do an American tour? I know that you probably hit it often due to size and popularity, but I can't wait!!!

[@BillLauranceVideos]

Thanks! Hopefully in the not too distant future.

[@jacob_houghton]

I'll be seeing you in Warwick and probably Bristol as well, can't wait!

[@BillLauranceVideos]

Thanks Jacob! 🙏

[@Edwards507]

Would be good to hear you play a session on Keyscape!

[@otherspacemusic]

Yamaha reface cs is a lot of fun

[@dakotaholdenmusic8390]

Is that a specific song at the end?

[@evan_ack]

Hey Bill, the other day I saw a video of a girl who covered U-bhan. I wanted to watch it again, and from my memory I saw you watching it. Maybe it was one one of the recording session streams? iDK, if you know which video I am talking about, I would greatly appreciate if you link it if you have it haha. I know it sounds weird but I can find it anywhere

[@DanielRojasBuscaglia]

Me recordó a Raúl di Blasio disco "Solo" del año 1997...

[@ProfessorSynth]

Have you tried the Synthstrom Deluge?

[@BillLauranceVideos]

I haven't, but it looks cool.

[@ProfessorSynth]

Bill Laurance : it’s pretty amazing. Unlimited sequence length on unlimited tracks to either internal synth engine or midi and CV outputs, and that’s just the start! 😀