bubbajones's Electronic Synth Setup
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- Keyboards and Synthesizers 58.9%
- Studio Equipment 38.3%
- Studio Monitors 2.9%
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The virtual analog concept combines classic ideas with today's technology. Instead of analog components we use digital signal processors (DSPs) that we program to emulate analog synthesis.
In 1995 Clavia launched the original Nord Lead Virtual Analog synthesizer. It immediately became a ground breaking success and set industry standard. Two years later the Nord Lead was followed by Nord Lead 2 which took the virtual analog concept even further, adding a number of improvements and new features.
The virtual analog concept combines classic ideas with today's technology. Instead of analog components we use digital signal processors (DSPs) that we program to emulate analog synthesis. The programming is made very carefully to reproduce the warmth and richness of the traditional analog sound. But the virtual analog technique opens up for much more possibilities than "just" analog sound. You can create crisp or really nasty "analog-digital" sounds that widely exceeds the limits of competing products. Awesome leads, booming basses, frantic techno - at your fingertips. Every function has a dedicated knob, just like it used to be in the good old days. No more complex menus! Total real time control and instant accessibility make it a breeze to shape the sounds exactly the way you want them.
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Modern classic
I didn't want to like it as much as I do... I railed against it not being a modern analogue unit. But... hell it's more then decent.
About this setup
This gear photo by bubbajones features 14 pieces of gear, including Ableton Push 2, Sequentix Cirklon Hardware Sequencer, and Clavia Nord Rack 2. The setup spans Keyboards and Synthesizers, Studio Equipment, and Studio Monitors, with a mix of standard and high-end pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Pop, and Rock scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Mathew Jonson, Eric Persing, and Above & Beyond.
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