Barely alive
US electronic music production duo
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Presets for Vital were released to Patreon patrons in this December 5, 2020 post.
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In the video "Studio Time with Virtual Riot #6 - All about Serum," at 14:35, Virtual Riot mentions that Willie from Barely Alive demonstrated the drag-and-drop feature in Xfer Serum. This indicates Barely Alive's familiarity and likely use of the Serum synthesizer.
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In a livestream on twitch Willie said that both of them uses the same pair of headphones
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At 0:51, you can see Barely Alive playing an Ableton clip with the KRK ROKIT G3 Monitors.
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In a photo posted on Instagram, Barely Alive features the KRK Rokit 6 RPG2 (Red Edition) studio monitors prominently in their studio setup.
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Barely Alive uses a Roland TR-707 Rhythm Composer, as seen in a photo on their official Facebook page.
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the part list of barely alive's new computer are linked in the description of this video
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They use it a lot, and make tutorials with Massive
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In this video, Barely Alive shows how to use VolumeShaper 4 for sidechaining.
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Barely Alive uses the M-Audio Studiophile BX8a Deluxe Active Studio Monitors, as seen in their Instagram post.
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Barely Alive uses a Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder, as seen in their Facebook photos.
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Barely Alive uses the Oberheim OB-Xa synthesizer, as seen in their Facebook photos.
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In the background of this video you can see his ni komplete audio 6 interface
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barely alive linked the part list in the description of this video
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in the desciption of this video, barely alive linked all parts of his new computer, that he built together with virtual riot
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in the desciption of this video, barely alive linked all parts of his new computer, that he built together with virtual riot
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In this video, Barely Alive teaches how to make a sound which uses Ableton's Filter Delay effect.
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Barely Alive can be seen having an LFO Tool open at 3:30.
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Barely Alive is shown with a Roland TB-303 in a photo on their official Facebook page.
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Artist uses the VolumeShaper module of ShaperBox 2 in this tutorial video: https://youtu.be/f7ssZWwJ0S0?t=297
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In the YouTube livestream titled "Barely Alive & Virtual Riot Build a Super Computer," Barely Alive includes the MSI RTX 2080 Super in their computer build, with the part list available in the video description.
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the part list of barely alive's new computer are linked in the description of this video
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in the desciption of this video, barely alive linked all parts of his new computer, that he built together with virtual riot
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in the desciption of this video, barely alive linked all parts of his new computer, that he built together with virtual riot
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in the desciption of this video, barely alive linked all parts of his new computer, that he built together with virtual riot
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in the desciption of this video, barely alive linked all parts of his new computer, that he built together with virtual riot
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In this video you can see Matt talking about Ott at 6:00
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Developed in collaboration with Splice.
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Barely alive & Skyelle · 2024
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