Derpcat

Derpcat utilizes Image-Line Harmor as his primary plugin for crafting supersaw leads and aquatic basses, as demonstrated on his YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

I use sometimes waves' vsts mostly for compression saturation and eqing, not something serious.

I use it mostly for plucks leads and basses, similar use to harmor and a go to synth for a basic resampling wave.

Derpcat has been using the Novation Launchkey 61 MIDI Controller MK2 Version for two years, as seen on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel. While the controller is decent, Derpcat suggests it might not fully justify its price.

Derpcat mentions in a YouTube video on the DerpcatMusic channel that they have been using the Focusrite Scarlett HP60 Studio Headphones since they began producing music, praising its performance with a rating of 6.5 out of 10.

Derpcat praises the Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO headphones on his YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic, highlighting their flat response and natural sound. He recommends them for composition, mixing, and mastering.

In a YouTube video on the DerpcatMusic channel, Derpcat mentions using the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 audio interface, expressing satisfaction with its performance and indicating no plans to change it for a few years.

Derpcat uses an Apple MacBook primarily for photography and graphic design, and occasionally for working with Ableton, as seen on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.

I use mainly L2 for mastering and in general i use all of its plugins, big ups to FabFilter!

Derpcat utilizes Native Instruments KONTAKT 6 primarily for orchestral libraries, as demonstrated on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.

In a video on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel, Derpcat mentions using the Slate Digital Virtual Buss Compressors before mastering to cohesively blend the mix.

In a video on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel, Derpcat praises the Slate Digital FG-X Virtual Mastering Pro plugin for its impressive algorithms. He recommends it to others, noting that it requires a powerful computer due to its high CPU usage.

Mainly for chordstacks and leads, this Vst never gets old.

Derpcat uses the Lennar Digital Sylenth1 Software Synthesizer, as demonstrated on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel. This synthesizer is noted for its effectiveness in creating lead sounds.

In a video on YouTube, Derpcat showcases the use of Native Instruments REAKTOR, highlighting its versatility in music production.

Derpcat utilizes the Native Instruments Razor Software Synthesizer primarily for resampling waves, recording sounds, and converting them into Serum or Harmor. It is also occasionally employed as a bass synth. This information is shared by DerpcatMusic on their YouTube channel.

use it for bells. this thing is holy.

Oh omnisphere my good friend, i use it for EVERY little thing. atmosphere, pads, everything.

I Use it mainly for epic brass and choirs, really love that one.

I Use all of it for main orchestra, strings brass woodwinds and more. love it.

My main daw. no more explanations needed.

In a video on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel, Derpcat mentions using Ableton Live as his primary DAW for electronic music production, while preferring FL Studio for orchestral compositions.

Derpcat mentions using Cinema 4D Studio in a YouTube video titled "DerpcatMusic," describing it as a tool for experimenting with 3D arts, with plans to make it a go-to software in the future.

Use it for all my artworks

I use it to edit my upcoming videos.

Its my main piano, does a great job.

I use it mostly for ambient and pads

Derpcat mentions using ValhallaVintageVerb occasionally, primarily for guitar effects, as shown in content on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.

In a video on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel, Derpcat mentions using the Valhalla Room plugin primarily for enhancing lead sounds.

Derpcat has previously used the Tokyo Dawn Labs TDR Nova EQ plugin for mastering, as demonstrated on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.