Alesis

I've got this Roland set here, and I think it was like $600, so it would probably be like 800 pounds or so.

But it's pretty cool, and Alesis has a really cool electronic drum set right now as well.

It's very affordable, but very durable.

It's like that metal stand thing.

I got my first top box was an MXR top box.

And then I got the Rocktron Banshee and I got this Alesis keyboard because Prince is my favorite.

I've always wanted to be a rock star.

So I'm like, I'm going to do mine with a keytar.

He's classically trained, so I thought he could be cool just to play keys and stuff over the top.

We just basically had these Alesis MMT8 where you just put in your MIDI notes and you would just play loops and just jam.

That was the idea of Infusion, was just to play live.

just see what happened on the night.

And

that's Alesis, right?

Yeah, yeah.

Yes, yeah.

I bought a drum kit on Facebook Marketplace for a hundred bucks and it was a damn good drum kit.

It's an Alesis electric drum kit and I love it and still have it in my basement.

So anyway, yeah, enjoy the stories.

See y'all soon.

I did the bass and melody and the, uh, cymbals.

I, I hit the cymbals on the, uh, Alesis.

He had an Alesis.

Nice.

And so, yeah.

This resource has been around maybe for, um, I don't know, maybe 15 years or [laughs] maybe even more.

But, uh, one, uh, the founder of MXR, so kind of someone who gave early opportunities to our, our, the Line 6 founders, um, uh, his name is Keith Barr, and he went on, after MXR, um, to a couple other com- companies, Alesis.

But he also, um, towards the end, later part of his career, he made something called Spin Semiconductors, and on, on his website, he has a knowledge base [laughs] and it's a really good overview of everything of, of kind of all the nuts and bol- bolts that are required to make the effects that you love.

So, um, that's a really good...