It makes sense that musicians and producers are heavy into technology. Making music today involves a gang of expensive gizmos, gadgets, and software that only the technologically savvy could operate. At least that's the way it sounds when you listen to Jeremy Reeves, one-third of the Grammy-nominated production group the Stereotypes, explain his studio set-up. The multi-instrumentalist (drums, piano, guitar) who has produced tracks for Ne-Yo and Danity Kane took some time out of his schedule after a busy European stint to chop it up with us about why he may never ditch his BlackBerry, his Apple fanboy-ism, and a few of his other must-have pieces of tech.

Tags: apple, macbook-pro, pro-tools, logic-pro

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    jesse tex September 23rd, 2011 at 06:30 PM

    these dudes are dope!!! im glad they gave us an incite to some of the gear they use. im an upcoming producer and they are some of my favorites!

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    maxB September 24th, 2011 at 02:13 AM

    always nice to see top producers sharing what equipment has them hooked, gives people a more personal feel to the music. good looks on the insight. lookin forward to more bagers comin out those computers!

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    RD September 27th, 2011 at 12:08 AM

    This guys are dope. I can't wait till their mixtape comes out on Nov. 8th

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    melody September 28th, 2011 at 03:22 PM

    love these dudes! iphone + bb is the way of life now...haha 2 phones ftw!

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    jay B September 28th, 2011 at 03:23 PM

    the stereotypes = freshest production team out right now. dope!

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