![Andy Rehfeldt Andy Rehfeldt](/images/andyr1.770.jpg)
Who are you and what do you do?
My name is Andy Rehfeldt. I am a composer at Endless Noise in Los Angeles. I am best known for my YouTube channels, Andy Rehfeldt and Wilton Turdley (also here and here).
On YouTube, I create video dubs where I change the musical genre of famous bands and pop stars into something much more entertaining, in my opinion. I also play guitar at bar band gigs in Orange County and Los Angeles.
What do you use?
I play Fender guitars, a Yamaha bass, a Squire bass, whatever keyboards are available, and a fart piano from Walmart.
![Fender and Yamaha Fender and Yamaha](/images/andyr2.770.jpg)
At Endless Noise, I record with state of the art gear. But at home, where I do most of my video dubs, I use an old Mac G4 with Protools LE software, and a Line 6 Pod for guitar. For midi drums, I use an Alesis DM5, and my fans complain about the cymbals, understandably. For keyboard sounds, I have an EMU Proteus and Super Lead, vintage gear adored by not many.
![Recording set up Recording set up](/images/andyr3.770.jpg)
For bass, I use an MXR bass DI pedal. I also have a Zoom portable recorder that I record my farts with, in order to create my Fartstep videos, which I am proud to be a pioneer of!
What would be your dream set up?
My set up would be the most powerful Mac, stocked with Kontact, Easy Drummer, Guitar Rig, Massive, Vienna Instruments (cringe) etc…
![Rack Modules Rack Modules](/images/andyr4.770.jpg)
For guitars, I would have a Gibson SG again, and I would have a great P Bass. For keyboards, I would have an 88 key weighted midi controller. For live gigs, I would have 10 Marshall stacks, and a truck driver to drive them to my bar gigs.