XLR8R - logo   B2B: Robert Hood and John Tejada, Part Three  In
the final segment of XLR8R's B2B session between Robert Hood and
John Tejadapart one and part two went up earlier in the week—the
artists take on the fast-evolving tools of electronic-music
production and their hopes and thoughts for the electronic-music
world moving forward.  XLR8R: Have the tools you use to produce
changed over the years?  Robert Hood: I just evolve over time. I
don't like to stay comfortable for too long, I like to switch it
up every now and then. But to me, it's about what particular
piece of equipment is going to identify with the way I produce
music. Is it going to accent my sound in any way? Is it going to
challenge me? I'm just not one of those guys that likes to pick
up the latest technology just because it is. If it doesn't grab
me, if it doesn't interest me, I tend to stay away from it and
just pick up those little pieces of obscure equipment that not
everyone is necessarily gravitating to.  John Tejada: I find
myself