Welke synths denken we hier te horen?
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Chielio
Stamgast
MKS 80 voor bassline
Die pads een beetje stapelen van vsti's, juno eronder
Die pluck uit 3:55 an1x, of nexus haal je die ook wel uit
Leadsynth 4:11 ook al zo'n dingetje wat je overal uit kan halen .. zebra zou ik beginnen, of SE 1x/ATC doet um ook wel
Maar het zal me ook niets verbazen als alles vsti is .. best wel common sounds, dik gemixed en gemastered.
Die pads een beetje stapelen van vsti's, juno eronder
Die pluck uit 3:55 an1x, of nexus haal je die ook wel uit
Leadsynth 4:11 ook al zo'n dingetje wat je overal uit kan halen .. zebra zou ik beginnen, of SE 1x/ATC doet um ook wel
Maar het zal me ook niets verbazen als alles vsti is .. best wel common sounds, dik gemixed en gemastered.
Timecop
Preset Manager
Lekker basslijntje zeg! Lekkere 80's vibe.. Nooit gehoord die kraantje pappie!
Die bass klinkt wel erg Juno achtig hoor!
Die bass klinkt wel erg Juno achtig hoor!
elektrovolt
compuphonic
ja, van dynamiek is inderdaad niet te spreken. maar die bass is best wel punchy. ik zou zelf eerder denken aan een pro one of nord lead / rack
Timecop
Preset Manager
Heeft trouwens ook wel veel weg van Chromeo. Ook heerlijke muziek met een lekkere swing!
Child of arT
Ouwe rot
Volgens mij zijn het jongens die alleen presets uit softsynth´s gebruiken!
Lijkt me sterk dat ze een Jupiter 8 hebben, die hoorde ik er meteen in.
Lijkt me sterk dat ze een Jupiter 8 hebben, die hoorde ik er meteen in.
Child of arT
Ouwe rot
Jupiter 8 op 3.24 minuten, toch
jwhagenbeek
Ouwe rot
hij zegt zelf dat t geproduceerd is door noisia...
"In The Studio: Noisia
Posted by Ben Gomori at 10/06/2010 13:47 PM
When you think of the best, most talented, innovative and inspiring producers in electronic music, Dutch trip Noisia have got to be up there. Gatecrashing the D&B scene in the mid-‘00s (“Dutch D&B? Really? Don’t they make gabba and trance?”), their prolific output, hard-hitting sound and intricate production skills fast earned them a name as ones to really push the boundaries of a sound which was at that time, becoming rather stale. Forrays into breaks and electro showed them to be equally adapt at smashing up the rule book and creating tracks that made you feel like you were being smashed over the head with a big filthy hammer.
Their debut album this year, Split The Atom, proved them to be more than just 12” churners, and the title of the album really nailed what they area all about – dissecting the intrinsic parts of sound, smashing them apart and creating something entirely fresh out of all the remains. If you’ve ever wondered how they create that gnarly, hyperactive, ribshaking sound, you’re in luck – as they gave DT a belated goodie to their studio essentials.
Cubase
Westarted using this a long, long time ago and our brains have grown into a synergetic relationship with this creature. We use it for almost everything - tracking vocals, arranging, remastering bounced WAVs, sound creation, recording samples from vinyl, processing sounds, arranging tracks and so on.
ADAM S3A / P-22A Active monitor speakers
We're currently giving the S3A a go again. We used to use the P-22's mostly before we re-did the studio a few weeks ago. We love the ADAM sound, the ribbon tweater gives such a detailed sound. Very good to work on fast transients. We might go back to the P-22's. They're not as precise, but they sound more like loud speakers when you turn up the volume, which is not desirable for mixes, but it is more enjoyable when you're making a tune that sounds really fat coming from the speakers. When it sounds fat on a P22-A it will still sound good everywhere.
Native Instruments FM8
Very precise synth. Good if you want ultimate control. Can sync oscillators, so they always start from the same start point in the oscillation cycle. Easy to add and exaggerate harmonics. Flexible envelopes are a godsend.
Access Virus TI
Virus sound - need we say more?
Xbox 360 & 42 inch TV
Right now we're playing Just Cause 2, Fifa 2009 and Trials HD. Martijn is an absolute demon with that.
Herman Miller Mirra chairs
Because we just got them and they are expensive.
Air conditioning
Before we had it it would be insanely hot in summer and also rather cold in winter. It is a bit noisy however.
Korg SV-1
We set out to buy a versatile workstation with as many stock sounds as possible and then we came across this beauty. It only does a few sounds but it does them so well and its such a joy to play.
Studio couch
It's a couch.
Neumann TLM102 - Audient Mico - RME multiface
Our vocal chain. Still getting to grips with it but the preamp has a harmonics knob so you know it's good."
"In The Studio: Noisia
Posted by Ben Gomori at 10/06/2010 13:47 PM
When you think of the best, most talented, innovative and inspiring producers in electronic music, Dutch trip Noisia have got to be up there. Gatecrashing the D&B scene in the mid-‘00s (“Dutch D&B? Really? Don’t they make gabba and trance?”), their prolific output, hard-hitting sound and intricate production skills fast earned them a name as ones to really push the boundaries of a sound which was at that time, becoming rather stale. Forrays into breaks and electro showed them to be equally adapt at smashing up the rule book and creating tracks that made you feel like you were being smashed over the head with a big filthy hammer.
Their debut album this year, Split The Atom, proved them to be more than just 12” churners, and the title of the album really nailed what they area all about – dissecting the intrinsic parts of sound, smashing them apart and creating something entirely fresh out of all the remains. If you’ve ever wondered how they create that gnarly, hyperactive, ribshaking sound, you’re in luck – as they gave DT a belated goodie to their studio essentials.
Cubase
Westarted using this a long, long time ago and our brains have grown into a synergetic relationship with this creature. We use it for almost everything - tracking vocals, arranging, remastering bounced WAVs, sound creation, recording samples from vinyl, processing sounds, arranging tracks and so on.
ADAM S3A / P-22A Active monitor speakers
We're currently giving the S3A a go again. We used to use the P-22's mostly before we re-did the studio a few weeks ago. We love the ADAM sound, the ribbon tweater gives such a detailed sound. Very good to work on fast transients. We might go back to the P-22's. They're not as precise, but they sound more like loud speakers when you turn up the volume, which is not desirable for mixes, but it is more enjoyable when you're making a tune that sounds really fat coming from the speakers. When it sounds fat on a P22-A it will still sound good everywhere.
Native Instruments FM8
Very precise synth. Good if you want ultimate control. Can sync oscillators, so they always start from the same start point in the oscillation cycle. Easy to add and exaggerate harmonics. Flexible envelopes are a godsend.
Access Virus TI
Virus sound - need we say more?
Xbox 360 & 42 inch TV
Right now we're playing Just Cause 2, Fifa 2009 and Trials HD. Martijn is an absolute demon with that.
Herman Miller Mirra chairs
Because we just got them and they are expensive.
Air conditioning
Before we had it it would be insanely hot in summer and also rather cold in winter. It is a bit noisy however.
Korg SV-1
We set out to buy a versatile workstation with as many stock sounds as possible and then we came across this beauty. It only does a few sounds but it does them so well and its such a joy to play.
Studio couch
It's a couch.
Neumann TLM102 - Audient Mico - RME multiface
Our vocal chain. Still getting to grips with it but the preamp has a harmonics knob so you know it's good."
Allemaal plugin werk ;-) met de monopoly kom je een heel eind.....helaas is dit niet zo mijn ding, the rap scene...maar goed ieder zijn ding toch. ;-)
Basje is ook wel uit de juno of polysix te toveren....uit de motif moet het ook nog wel lukken. beetje digitaal vlak voor de rest, maar das veel muziek these days ;-(
wat ook een top plugin hiervoor is , das Predator van Rob Papen......toppertje...
Play on!!
Basje is ook wel uit de juno of polysix te toveren....uit de motif moet het ook nog wel lukken. beetje digitaal vlak voor de rest, maar das veel muziek these days ;-(
wat ook een top plugin hiervoor is , das Predator van Rob Papen......toppertje...
Play on!!
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