Gustavo's Gear:
Apple iBook laptop w/external keyboard
Propellerheads Reason
MOTU Fastlane 2x2 USB midi interface
Emagic EMI 2|6 USB audio interface

Jim's Gear:
Apple iBook laptop
Propellerheads Reason
MOTU Fastlane 2x2 USB midi interface
Emagic EMI 2|6 USB audio interface
Peavey PC-1600 MIDI control unit
Evolution MK-125 MIDI control keyboard
Clavia Micromodular synth/processor (vocoder)
Alesis Nanoverb effects unit 
Audiotechnica wireless microphone
Anatek Pocket Through MIDI splitter


Subsystem Interface:
Behringer MX-602a compact mixer
Sony mdr-v600 headphone
MAM MAP-1 arpeggiator
MidiMan MIDI splitter


Midi Connections:  
MAP-1 provides master MIDI clock.  MK-125 MIDI output to PC-1600 MIDI input.  PC-1600 MIDI
thru/output to Pocket Thru. OUT#1 on Pocket Thru to MicroModular INPUT.  OUT#2 on Pocket Thru to MAP-1 INPUT. 
MAP-1 OUTPUT to MidiMan splitter.  Midiman OUT#1 to Jim's Fastlane MIDI INPUT B.  Midiman OUT#2 to Gus's
Fastlane MIDI INPUT A.  MAP-1 MIDI THRU to Jim's Fastlane MIDI INPUT A. (INPUT A is used for PC-1600 remote
control of Reason, INPUT B is used for MIDI clock.)


Audio Connections:  
Both copies of Reason are set up to use 3 outputs--a stereo mix, and a mono channel for bass. 
Correspondingly, three outputs on each EMI 2|6 are used.  The MX-602a mixer has two mono input channels, and
two stereo input channels.  This arrangement provides better realtime EQing of bass sounds, and also better
overall audio headroom--as well as improving the overall sound quality, as compared to using the 1/8" stereo
outputs of the iBooks.  Additionally, the microphone output is routed to an input on the MicroModular, which
then runs into the Nanoverb, and finally into the FX return buss (used in mono mode) on the MX-602a. 



(note: add'l Encore Knobby shown in photo)