Native Instruments Massive Synth

From Twitter: "@marvinpoo true, I started like that (everybody does) but now I've bought FL, Logic, Nexus, Sylenth1, Massive and Gross Beat! haha"

In this Vine video clip, Skrillex is making some sounds using Ableton and Native Instrument's Massive Synth. He says, "Just makin/demoing some new fun soundz #ableton #massive" (clip is dated March 2013). In a [November 2011 interview with Music Radar](http://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/7369/rhFJ8E9.png), he says, "My two personal favourites are NI's Massive and FM8... I haven't really expanded too far off FM8 and Massive because I know them so well and can pretty much make any sound I want with them - especially with FM synthesis, which is so basic." The original source article can be found [here](http://www.musicradar.com/us/news/tech/interview-skrillex-on-ableton-live-plug-ins-production-and-more-510973).

At 1:34, Joel can be seen using Massive.

"I use [Native Instruments] Massive a lot, too. I do enjoy tweaking Massive; that’s fun, you can do a lot with that synth."

At 4:52 in this video, Hardwell can be seen browsing through presets in Massive.

One of Nicky Romero's go-to software synths is Massive. In multiple studio sessions he can be seen making some of his iconic bass and lead sounds with it.

Mix engineer Tommaso Colliva on recording Drones : "The synths on the album are mostly hardware, though we did keep some of the soft synths from pre–production, during which Matt likes to use Native Instrument’s Massive, Rob Papen’s Predator and Air Music’s Vacuum Pro."

MASSIVE ranks highly on Guetta's list of favorite software synths.

A couple things i like about Massive is the versatility

Another one of Porter's indispensable soft synths.

Steve Aoki: "For the most part I really focus on a plugin I use called Massive. All around, amazing plugin, you can do so many different things with the sound."

Swire "Leads generally comes from Reaktor, Massive, Sylenth1"

Massive can be seen on Like Mike's Macbook Air in "Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike - STH03 : SMASH MEXICO 2014" at 2:51.

In his Reddit AMA, when asked about his main software setup, Dillon Francis replies "i cant live without ableton and massive"

For a split second at 1:51 you can see him minimize it in his logic session

At 1:58 Steve Angello says: "...I usually use Rob Papen the Predator or something like the Massive..."

Laidback Luke's favorite synths are Korg M1, Sylenth1 and Massive.

"My three favorite VST’s right now are the Soundtoys plug-ins, ReFX Nexus and Native Instruments Massive."

According to an interview, one of W&W's most used synths is NI Massive.

"I use [Native Instruments] Massive a bit."

Dyro posts a video clip of him using the Native Instruments Massive software synth.

Looking closely at the screen in Showtek's studio reveals they use Massive.

Bassnectar's go-to software synth. He uses a sin wave from Massive to do his sub bass (he also makes sure to keep in in mono, and duck it from the kick and snare).

in the channel ''Alone Sub Bass'' you find a personal comment from Marshmello saying ''sub bass made with ableton stock saturator and massive''

In the Flux Pavilion Edition of Producer House done by SBTV: Music, Native Instruments Massive can be clearly seen onscreen at 11:44.

A patch named "Nervo 5TH PAD" appears in a Loop Masters Top 100 DJs Signature Sounds Preset Pack for NI Massive.

In this video, Spor shows how to advanced modulation in Massive.

In an Interview with Sonic Academy, Audien explains that he used Massive as one of the layers for the lead in Wayfarer @ 13:49

"I use massive a lot and I use the Performer a lot, the Performer is genius. If I run out of ideas I'll just hit randomize, maximize all the values and just bounce out whatever I have over like an 8 bar period, and then you get some really interesting things. And then you take the parts that sound the coolest, you sample it, then you start arranging. Then once you arrange it, then you throw the fx over top of it."

"I love the Nexus VST and Native Instruments’ Massive…"

"Massive is the most versatile synth out there. I use it relentlessly for a huge variety of sounds — from atmospheric pads to deep, layered basslines. Its capabilities seem endless."

When walking through his track "Missile," Boys Noize talks about how he used Massive: "On this bit it's also Massive I've used. I've kind of rediscovered it. I used it in the beginning when it came out, then I didn't use it for two years, and now I've used it again because I think it still has super strong filters, and the sound is just really, really good."

NI's Massive is one of Firebeatz's go-to synth plugins.

In this Instagram photo of DVBBS producing on the go (appears to be an airport lobby), you can see the Native Instruments Massive synth open on the MacBook.

"... I use Native Instrument's Massive mostly as a synth VST..."

Massive can be seen at 44:37 in this video

At 23:55, Martijn of Noisia states that they use Massive for bass sounds.

Native Instruments' Massive virtual synthesiser can be seen on a computer monitor in this video captioned "Batting". This photo was uploaded by Kill The Noise to his Vine page on 19 August 2013.

When asked on Twitter "What programs/equipment do you recommend?" Seven Lions includes NI's Massive in the list, which is one of his few soft synths he relies on.

"Massive is the go-to but also Albino, predator, gladiator, I have a Virus TI2 now which is badass"

From an interview with Mat Zo: "A lot of the synths I like to use are Zeta Plus, and Massive, and you know, all kinds of different things that I can find to get different mix sounds."

In this instagram post from bassjacker's producer Ralph, you can see that he is using the Massive plugin.

At 48:02 in this "Steinberg Studio Sessions EP10 - Deniz Koyu" video Deniz used it.

"Massive is fantastic even though it is a bit tricky to use according to us! We understand it, but it's just not as convenient as Sylenth1. A lot of the more dub-step influenced sounds in our tracks are made with Massive. Its strength is that it offers so many different waveforms."

In MusicRadar's interview with Depeche Mode's techs on the Delta Machines tour it was revealed that ""Sample wise we're using Native Instruments Kontakt and Massive a lot too. We're also using a lot of GMedia ImpOSCar and Synthogy Ivory for pianos too. There are some sounds you can't get with the synths, so we use the samples for those, but there's a lot we can do and we try to use the synths as much as possible. Stripped is a good example of that. The big lead sound is Massive and ImpOSCar all layered up to create that main riff sound." Martin is strictly using software when he puts his guitars down for older material, he has a Roland Edirol controller as well as an Access Virus both commanding Muse Receptors with various plugins loaded.

Owl City's studio, Sky Harbor Studios, uses many Native Instruments virtual instruments. The sixth of these is Massive.

A photo posted by Jay Hardway on his Facebook page shows an FL Studio session open with Massive running. The photo is captioned, "Studio sunday! How was your weekend so far?"

You can see on the screen behind Chad that they are using Native Instruments Massive Synth in their project.

In this video of Virtual Riot in his studio, you can see him using Massive at 0:18 and again in the Sound Design section at 2:20.

He mentions using this software synth in this interview

[This article](https://www.emusician.com/artists/underworld-barking-mad-reinvention-as-self-realization) on the recording of the "Barking" album describes the band's then-current studio setup. It states, "Underworld relied on both software and hardware synthesizers. Soft-horses included Logic ES2; GForce ImpOSCar, ImpOSCar2, String Machine, and Oddity; Sonic Charge’s Synplant; Synthogy Ivory (piano); Rob Papen BLUE; and Native Instruments’ Battery 3, FM8, Reaktor 5, and Massive."

clearly massive, located on first screen on right under pro q 2

"For live stuff I keep it pretty simple. Basically I use Ableton and a few third-party synths like Massive, FM8 and Sylenth. In the studio, I use Cubase, the Waves plug-ins. I'm a big fan of the iZotope plugins, Ozone and Alloy. Synth-wise: things like Massive, FM8 are sounding cool... and Sylenth for a lot of very cool analog sounds. It's kind of all the normal ones really!"

you can see massive on his computer

In time 1:35 u can listen Native Instruments Massive vst ? Insane Trap preset by Filthy Patches.

In this video at 0:07 he use massive synth.

They are asked again in this AMA "What are your favorite VSTs" and one of the plugins mentioned is Massive

"When I released Ninur, Savant’s first official album, I experimented with mainstream sounds through NI Massive, but when I realized how big the scene was and how much generic music got put out there with Massive as the front-line sound tool, I got a bit out of it."

you can see there are 2 plugins showed up in their instagram pict, from the left is Equilibrium, the next one at the bottom is Massive.

Morgan mentions Massive as one of his preferred plugins.

"I've been using Massive by Native Instruments for awhile now, but its getting a bit stale. Any recommendations for big modern, crazy synths?"

In an interview with Max Vangeli and AN21, when asked about their favorite plugins Max Vangeli says, "Massive, obviously." (about 5:00 into the video)

In this video, at the 0:06 mark (and throughout the video), NI Massive can clearly be seen in use on the left display in Infected Mushroom's studio.

In this article Sascha Ring states “Massive was our favorite for the last record, but we noticed we were using all the same sounds, so it was banned this time so we wouldn’t end up with the similar stuff,”

In this article by Sound on Sound it says George Daniel used Massive when recording The 1975's debut album

At the 1:21 mark of this video, Hooks of Zeds Dead pulls Massive up into the FL Studio session

"What instruments were you used to layering? A Jomox XBase 09 for the more standard sounding analog drums, NI’s massive for some of the drones, a lot of UAD plugins for mixing, SoundToys Decapitator, Crystallizer, and a healthy dose of Eventide H8000FW."

From Andrew's blog post outlining his plug in staples. "I like Massive because I know I can load it up whether I'm going after a twinkly bell, a soothing pad, or a dubstep wobble. The drag-and-drop modulation assignment makes so much more sense to my brain than disconnected knobs with drop-down menus. And as the name suggests, there's a ton to explore in this synth. You can get lost in all the tabs, or even in the sheer number of presets. But it's worth it!"

In this video, Getter does a tutorial using the NI Massive synth. He walks through how to create the intro synth in his remix of Datsik's track "Release Me."

massive is on this list

"I've just bought a new laptop and I was surprised at how few things I needed to install. I just use Nuendo, Native Instruments' Massive and a few EQs."

In the exact minute 0:43 of the video shows Josh Friend of the band "modestep" working on ableton live with the massive plugin of native instruments.

A photo Julian Calor posted on Facebook shows the Massive synth plugin pulled up on his MacBook Pro. In the photo caption he writes, "Working on a lot of exciting projects for 2014"

In this Q&A Alessio Anesi asks Andrew Rayel: Which are your favourite studio items? Do you use real instruments like piano or just digital "simulators?" And your most used plug-in? Andrew Rayel responds: my MIDI keyboard M-Audio, synths: Sylenth, Massive, Zebra, Gladiator, Spire.

1:39 into this video: Student: "What other AUs or VSTs do you recommend?" Skream: "Uh... Massive. By Native Instruments, it's an obvious one. But it's not just for basslines, it's really powerful..."

"With Massive, we are able to produce insane basslines, soundscapes and other freaky stuff that is hard to make with any other machine. Again the bar has been raised for synths for your DAW..." says Junkie XL, on Massive's [artist page](https://www.native-instruments.com/de/products/komplete/synths/massive/artists/).

TOKiMONSTA states that she uses Massive @ 14:16 into her Lecture for Red Bull Music Academy. "As far as the Vsts I like to use, Massive is a Big one."

In this YouTube tutorial, Kill Paris uses Massive to create a sound used for build ups.

MOGUAI notes in an interview that he frequently uses Massive in his work. "..and as VSTs I often use the Sylenth1, NI Massive and NI Maschine."

The writer interviewed Nero and says in the second to last paragraph: "the duo relies on Native Instruments soft synths such as the dubstep mainstay Massive . . ."

San Holo can be seen using massive at 2:18

Most used synth for us!!! Bass and Leads!

In Illenium's reddit AMA, a user asks Illenium which plugins three plugins he would limit himself to. He responds with "Sylenth, Kontact, and Massive" since he knows those best.

Maxi Pietrangeli asks: Which plugins do you use? Eg: sylenth, massive , zebra. Do you use any of the plugins synthesisers? to which Chocolate Puma responds: We love Massive

This video, filmed by Native Instruments, has 12th Planet talking about what he likes about Massive.

Tristam states "And I'm going to make, like some crazy patches", after which at 0:12 in the video he opens Native Instruments' Massive Synth plugin.

Using Native Instruments Massive Synth in the background of this photo.

In Varien's YouTube tutorial, he develops a new patch for Massive and gives away the patch in the video description; however, it appears the download link for said patch has expired.

In the instrument channel of Au5's Logic Pro project, it can be clearly seen that he is using Native Instruments Massive for that channel.

This item can be seen in this Instagram picture.

You work in Pro Tools? I do, but my producer, Ade Fenton, works in Logic. We used Native Instruments Massive, Reactor, but I struggled with that. We also use Omnisphere. The danger with that software is, it’s very popular and then you get sucked into using things everybody knows. It’s difficult not to do, but it’s fantastic software. So many things really work straight out of the box, you have to be careful of that. But as a rule we work hard to make sure we are creating new sounds.

in this picture when you look at channel number 26 you can see it's named Massive (Ableton changes the name of channels to the synth you put in there)

In the corner of curbi's laptop you can see the Native Instruments Massive Interface

In this live stream, at 59:01, you can see K-391 using Native Instruments Massive Synth. This is on the official K-391 live stream, as mentioned on his [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/TheK391), in [this post](https://www.facebook.com/TheK391/posts/622907601056365).

Proof: See 01: 31min of the video.

27:15 David says: Massive. I use it, I use it not too much but I use it.

When asked on Twitter what he uses to make most of his synths, Xilent answers, "Omnisphere, NI Massive + delay + reverb"

He says that he loves his plugins like Massive, etc.

In [this interview](http://soundlogik.com/gettin-logikal-w-eptic-exclusive-interview/) Eptic states: "I use Ableton and mostly Massive, I don’t use many external effects. But I do EQ the living hell out of everything."

If you look closely in this photo, you can see that one of the channels in Ableton says Massive, suggesting that Native Instruments Massive is the plug in being used in that channel.

In an interview with Future Music, Otto Knows said: "Native Instruments Massive is always a favorite, because once you get in to that plug-in you can practically make any sound you want and build some very cool stuff."

In a Facebook live Q&A, Lido mentions he uses NI Massive a little bit.

"All the plugins are in the box... some of my favorites— Massive, FM8, Sylenth..." (2:05-2:23)

Here is another synth that I use in every session. So many great sounds can come from this.

In this video, MUST DIE is producing video game remixes, and uses Massive very frequently throughout the video for synth sounds; it can first be seen at about 1:50.

Robert Delong says he uses Ni Massive at 53:42 in this video.

In this video, SeamlessR demonstrates his use of Massive Synth.

In this tweet EDEN says that he uses NI Massive

"Native Instruments Komplete package with Massive being a firm favourite,"

Listed among the plugins used for this March 19, 2015 Splice project made for the 2015 SXSW Showcase.

In the comments, Slushii says that he used Massive to make the Emptiness bass.

"...I worked a little bit with Massive, and again I'm really sorry that I can't show the synth, because, again, it's something I'm really phasing down to play around with and stuff..." (6:54)

Always preset in my tracks

Massive VST plugin is clearly visible on the screen of the left MacBook.

Mr. Bill uses Native Instruments Massive Synth, as listed in [this interview](http://blog.liveschool.net/mr-bill-qa/).

This item can be clearly seen inside Orjan Nilsen's screen at 1:31, in this YouTube video, uploaded by the artist himself. Meanwhile, he was explaining one of his techniques of achieving a great sub-bass. Quote: > "[...] To be honest, there's nothing better than using a regular sub-bass, and **Massive**, Sylenth, everybody has this [...]"

They use it a lot, and make tutorials with Massive

Henry Fong lists Massive as one of the plugins used in his track "Scream" here on his [Splice page](https://splice.com/henryfong/henry-fong-j-trick-scream-original-mix).

"Alright guys - you asked and here it is, the secret to my productions. I produce with my mascot cheering me up on live cam at all times." In this photo, an instance of Massive is running above the camera footage of a man in a chicken mask.

in this video in the question at 1:37 she says that her favourite plugin is massive

Gramatik's answer to "Production tools you can't live without?": "...Like, I like to use Ozone as the entire package, Ozone 5 to master and mix... like Native Insturments, Massive and FM8 and Pro 53 a lot of synths... and of course like a lot of, like, Moog simulations and some hardware from Moog. Moogs are, like, definitely like, my favorite synths."

1:06 Uses Massive for crazy melody

Spag Heddy explains here that he uses Massive and Harmor for basses. > By always making synths myself I learned to use the plugins, which for my basses are just Massive and Harmor, well enough to make whatever I want.

Native Instruments Massive is included in the list of software synths.

he has a machine mk2 and it comes massive and other plugins and the machine sounds are massive presets

"As for synths, Sylenth 1, ES2 and NI Massive are used in almost every track. Massive is such an outstanding synth..." (21 March 2013)

"For the synths, I'm always trying to find the good analog sound working with Massive, that requires a pretty long/crazy search to fully exploit all the possibilities."

During the Delta Machines tour, DM's keyboard tech Paul Eastman informed MusicRadar... "Sample wise we're using Native Instruments Kontakt and Massive a lot too. We're also using a lot of GMedia ImpOSCar and Synthogy Ivory for pianos too. There are some sounds you can't get with the synths, so we use the samples for those, but there's a lot we can do and we try to use the synths as much as possible. Stripped is a good example of that. The big lead sound is Massive and ImpOSCar all layered up to create that main riff sound."

Throughout the video we see him using massive

In this Facebook photo, Eddie has an instance of NI Massive open behind his open instance of Kontakt. The Massive logo is just slightly obscured by the upper left corner of Kontakt.

“This is a hugely powerful synth, and a must for my more up-tempo trance productions. A lot of my recent tracks on Perfecto have Massive sounds in - those lovely metallic FM basslines that cut through in the mids, and ripping acids that give grit, energy and pace to your track as 16th-note patterns.”

The best plug in for me

3:20 into his video with Future Music, Reso pulls up NI Massive for his sub-bass.

At 0:27, Massive can be seen in the instrument channel.

The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).

Below picture 7/8 he mentions that he use Massive from Native Instruments.

Massive can be seen on Sigma's screen at 11 seconds into their production masterclass.

"This is just a very clubby bass sound from the massive" at 4:05

"last track 4 the EP almost done" You can see Massive loaded.

He can be seen using Massive at 3:57

According to the official gear list on Darude's Website (Click on the studio tab), it says he owns a license for Massive.

On a reddit AMA, someone asked Rameses B what his favorite vst was. He responded, "they all have their individual perks but I find that the sounds and morphing functions on Massive are pretty awesome. But I usually use it for hard synths and basses layers. If I wanted something a little more trancey I would go for Nexus."

in this video we can see this artist use massive!

In minute 24:48 Frontliner is using Massive in his DAW.

Posij's favorite software synths to use for sound design, according to his reddit AMA: "albino 3, fm8, massive (since a few months)"

> What are your favourite plugins? "sylenth, massive, cyclop, sausage fattener there's heaps haha"

At 7:21 he says he uses Massive

You can see it in the screen.

In this article Jonas Blue confirms he´s using Massive : What software are you using in Logic? "I love what Native Instruments do and you can't go wrong with Komplete. I love using Massive and Kontakt, they get used every single day. Omnisphere is massive for me as well, but the only other thing I'll use is Logic's built-in EXS24 sampler, which is a godsend for programming all my drums."

At 1:05 Jonas said that he used Massive in one of his songs

They use Massive as one of their synthesizers. They also use Massive for other things such as Filters & Micro Control.

Direct has a list of instruments on his Twitch channel and one of the instruments is Massive. http://www.twitch.tv/directmusic

When asked about which VST plugins they use, Seeb respond with "Our main ones are Sylenth, Massive, Diva, Kontakt 5, Omnishpere and Spire."

"Smhhhhh not again"

In this video you can see Emika using Native Instruments Massive at 20:47s.

At 2:27, Grabbitz can be seen opening an instance of Massive.

zaxx is seen loading massive in his live stream

This Pomplamoose music video shows usage of Native Instruments Massive for a split second.

In the picture you can identify Native Instruments Massive Synth

Visible at 1:44 in Stonebank's toolbar.

When talk about a drop bass, Gammer pulls up this plugin and says "I have this random Massive patch"

at 17:40 you see Ni Massive in the background

At 3:49 min of the video Bakermat says: "I use Massive a lot...."

At 20:47 into his interview with SB-TV, Caspa states that one of the Bass sounds in his track "Let The Rush Kick In" was made using Massive.

Sylenth 1, Massive, Zebra, Dark Zebra

This tweet shows that WRLD used to use Massive for making super saws

They mentioned it in one of their videos of Q&A. minute 1:50

Can be seen at 22:13.

Fractal discusses using Massive extensively in this group interview with SeamlessR

Visible in this Twitter post by Tut Tut Child.

At 3:26 both NI Massive Synth and FabFilter Pro-Q Equaliser can be seen in the plugin list.

Razer Music lists Heatbeat as using NI's Massive plugin.

Mark Sixma replies to someone on Twitter about which synths he uses the most: "sylenth1, massive, spire usually".

As you can see in this video, the vst 'Massive' is present in his FL Studio project.

if you see at the monitor,you can see this artist use massive synth..

"... my ghost-producer took a selfie in the studio : ) #bianca #studioselfie"

English Electric’ uses the following instrumentation… Paul Humphreys: Synth-Werk, ARP 2600, M Tron Pro, Trillion, Omnisphere, Oberheim SEM V, Morphoder, Jupiter 8V2, Minimoog V, Prophet Pro 53, Massive, Vacuum, Boom Andy McCluskey: Vacuum, Indigo Virus, M Tron Pro, Jupiter 8, Vox Machina

Lenno mentions using NI's Massive as part of a layer.

He basically kept on using Massive, because he got some Marshmello presets that he downloaded.

this entire video Eekkoo talks about NI Massive

At 3:34 "Plugins. Massive is the usual one..."

At 18:50 Herobust says "I use Massive for my sub basses."

RackNRuin mentions in this interview he likes ths software

Here's a list of most of the additional plugins and things that I generally use in my production: Waves Gold bundle (an awesome set of mixing plugins) Waves TransX (my favorite transient shaper plugin) EWQL Symphonic Orchestra Gold EWQL Stormdrum 2 Olympus Symphonic Choir (Kontakt 5 library) Addictive Drums Serum Massive

in the first Club Academy Tutorial by Tom & Jame, they use a simple bass as NI Massive & a little distortion

it's quite rare for me to record guitars anymore. i'm mostly manipulating samples, but vst instruments i like - massive, kontakt, fm8, korg wavestation, tal-u-no-60. and for fx, anything soundtoys make, camel crusher, decimort, eventide blackhole

Massive is one of Ryos' favorite synths along with Spire, Nexus and Sylenth1.

Protohype uses and recommends Massive in this video. It is first seen at 00:30.

During Michael Brun's in-studio breakdown of "Arkham", you can see on the 30th channel on Michael Brun's live set, Native Instruments Massive is used on that specific channel.

14:18 - SuperStar O show new presets for Massive.

In this video at 8:40 Billain mentios how he uses Massive to synthesize sounds.

Crookers can be seen using Native Instruments Massive at 1:04 into their studio session with Future Music Magazine.

Klaypex Presents: The Making of 'Anything Goes' Album // PART 1 1:51

At 2:16 into "[SKETCH] EL SUPER BASS by Different Heaven", he uses Massive and also in the .flp of the original bass.

Bear Grillz uses Native Instruments Massive on this vine

Our collab with @7skies Will be out in less then 2 weeks on @dimmakrecs !!! Are u ready?

The item can be seen 1:36 into this video.

At the minute 4:30 we can see on the right he uses Massive.

in this video he was shown using massive synth at 2:57

In this Instagram video we can see he uses Massive.

Beatport: Are there any particular Native Instruments you turn to for specific sounds? Do you have a preferred bass synth? Pads? Percussive parts? Jaytech: "For grittier sounds and some seriously cool basses, Native Instruments Massive usually does the trick."

"I work on a laptop, with FL Studio, headphones, and a few VST’s such as Sylenth, V-Station, Massive, Image-Line ones."

"First video post on instagram! #video #EDM #studio #alvita #raw #acid"

In his splice project he uses 5 plugins, one of them is Massive, heavily used on his basses.

Skism public a video which showed his growls

At 6:30, Rogue can be seen opening up an instance of Massive.

Baasik uses massive in the video to demonstrate sound design for one of his songs.

In this image posted to twitter we can see the plugin "Massive" in the Ableton plugin browser.

In this picture, Teminite is using Massive in a new collab

"My three favorite VST’s right now are the Soundtoys plug-ins, ReFX Nexus and Native Instruments Massive."

In this image we can see Lensko using Massive Synth.

Bare can be seen using Native Instruments Massive at 1:10 into his studio tour with Scion AV

At 17:34 he opens massive to show his patch

This item can be seen in this Instagram video, taken by Kungs himself.

at a time show the computer screen and sees Massive

By about the end of the video MDK opens up the Massive synth.

In this interview > Production wise, definitely would have to be Massive, it’s my go to synth for all the weird stuff you hear in my music.

Approved on the Dex Arson FAQ in Youtube

Can be seen at 1:07 on the right screen in the open project of Absolution.

In his YouTube channel description, OMNI lists the software he uses to produce music. Find his channel and go to "About" to see. "Instruments include; Ableton Live, NI Massive, NI Absynth, NI FM8, reFX Nexus, Sylenth, Isotope Ozone 5, NI Kontakt"

Malaa uses Massive.

You can see Native Instrument's Massive open in the computer behind.

in this q&a there was a question what plugins do you use and they answered massive

In the picture you can see on Laszlo's Fl Studio Massive is open

KRANE can be seen using Native Instruments Massive in a livestream. https://i.imgur.com/YbuOObD.png

Native Instruments Massive plugin can be seen on Ben's project

"@Snowblindboarde nexus sylenth and the next is hard. I just got serum so idk haha both massive and serum are great"

In This Video Disco Fries Uses Native Instruments Massive Synth To Make Massive Space Sounds.

This tweet by Diversa's Twitter account shows a video of him playing around with a sound in Massive

Massive can be seen in this video. (13:18)

Most powerfull digital synthesizer VST for electronic music! Doesn't matter if you need a lead, baseline or pads - massive can do your job.

judging by the end of the song parodying the benny hill theme, you can hear the modern talking wavetable from massive used at the end as a joke

Massive is massive

Seen in the video.

Massive Synth can be spoted in the FL Studio project Omnia is showing in this post

"Massive became my go to synth..." (1:08)

Splice: Can you tell us about some of your favorite plugins? Which ones do DirtyPhonics use most lately? Pitchin: The beauty is that you can go online and search for wavetables from synths such as Access Virus TI, Massive and import them into Serum. You get the same starting point but use Serum’s controls instead.

Antoine Clamaran uses the Massive synthesizer

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

"VST Plugins: Sylenth1, Kontakt 5, Guitar Rig 5, Massive, FM8, Addictive Drums, Addictive Keys, Harmor, Toxic Biohazard"

In this interview of EMPO, he says at minute 2:24 that he use Massive

at the left of the photo we can see massive!

At 19:25 in this tutorial, he is showing a synth patch in Massive.

In their Steinberg Sessions Interview, My Digital Enemy comments on using Native Instruments Massive at 31:00. "We get a sub from Massive...Massive we use alot for basses".

Jordan Suckley uses Massive in this video.

Per his official Twitter, Louis states that "Massive and Garageband" are go-to software for his productions.

En su nuevo videó donde muestra su setup del año 2020, lo muestra en el minuto 9:08

"You also have KONTAKT or MASSIVE with a million banks of presets that you can tweak according to whatever you’re working on. For a lot of working composers or musicians, the turnaround times mean you don’t need months to do things. It’s about what you have to hand, and one of your answers better be Native Instruments."

Although the video itself is pretty blurry, if you look closely (at the right section of Logic Pro X), and with the detail enough, Native Instruments Massive Synth can still be recognizable in one of the Plugin slots, named "Massive" (with the shape of a bluish rectangle). More research is needed. If you have any doubt, feel free to comment it down below.

17:43 - When discussing a bass mix, Kove pulls up massive and says "I can't take ownership of this patch at all, this is from a sub focus tutorial."

Can be seen on this video

Sunny Lax uses Massive for a bassline. https://youtu.be/W9Bh71B6jtM?t=1m35s

Naten can be seen using the VST "Massive Synth" in FL Studio in this Facebook post.

I dont use it as much anymore, but it was great when I did

"it a great synth and routing is somewhat easy , i use it mostly for plucky sounds or gritty sounds like basses"

At 2:46 in his video on how he made 'Moon Funk', he uses Massive to create white noise.

Source Instagram post

Robotaki did an AMA on reddit recently. In one of the comments, he explains how he created the bass in "Limbo" using Massive.

Massive boi using massive

$1 Bin is seen in this vine clip using NI Massive to create a synth brass sound.

This Plugin can be seen in this Instagram video, uploaded by the artist himself.

On his photo: "All I need."

Razer Music lists Burns as using Native Instruments Massive.

Used for his compositions big room and dubstep, massive plugins it is one of the most used by Neo Toxic .

The software can be seen around 6:40 into this video.

Katt Niall is seen using NI Massive. "Making my own patches on Massive today... Such a boss synth!!!"

On this studio picture.

Included in an old band gearlist.

In this Walkthrough he made on his Track, he shows what he got.

At 3:25 you can see Yasutaka Nakata using Massive.

At 09:42 you can hear: "In the build I used just a simple sub bass from Massive" that you can also see in the channel rack at 09:58.

At minute 4.44, one can see Hardwell using the Massive plugin.

When asked if he still uses hardware synths or if he has moved on to software synths, we see a glimpse of NI Massive on screen at 35:42.

Shit is about to get. REAL!!

"Native Instruments Massive was the first synth I ever learned how to use, and it's still my favorite. I wouldn't know anything about sound design if it wasn't for Massive."

at 13:58 he shows how he used Massive to make the synth part of the Bass track

In this picture, we can see INF1N1TE use Massive.

Look in the mixer. There is one named Massive #6

mega vst for making some future bass

Massive can be seen open in one of Megaphonix's monitors.

I have used it recently

In this photo we can see speaker of the house using massive synth in logic pro 9

JALKX uses Massive for many of their leads, guitars, and chords.

He opens up massive at 2:25

"For VSTs I mainly use Sylenth1, Spire, Massive, Serum, and ANA"

C'est normal que Massive lague encore ?

In this Email he says, he only uses Massive as his Synth

He use Massive for dirty sound designs.

in this video we can see this artist using massive synth..

He said that he like it and he have it in is own DAW

This Plugin can be seen at 1:40 in this YouTube video, explaining how Cat Dealers work on their projects.

gearlist from official website

confirmation of the artist in the comments

When asked what plugins he uses. he says "Massive"

Recreating synth sounds (unassumingly from his analog synths) for use in his live shows, where he uses a regular midi controller.

Glez using Logic Pro X and Sylenth on Instagram

"...The item can be seen 5:02 into this video..."

D-addiction writing some new tunes, Massive in use here.

"For producing music, I use FL Studio 12, as well as an assortment of different plugins, most notably Harmor, 3x OSC, Massive and Serum."

In the VST you can se this!!!

At 17:53 Mostly use software emulators...I never really use hardware stuff. Use entirely software instruments and midi "change things the whole way through". "halfway between real and unreal sounds" Korg M1 (drums) FM8 Native Instruments Massive

His Facebook video post indicates very clearly him using Massive. Multiple images and videos from his account confirm this

Visible in this Instagram post by Draper, as well as [this one](https://www.instagram.com/p/RapUC8uFxg/).

"I love to use Massive. I also like throwing Valhalla plugins on Logic’s built in synths and samplers like EXS24 and Retro Synth. I find heavy reverb on an arpeggiated part sounds great. I also use Komplete instruments a lot—particularly FM8 and the pianos. And I love Replika XT for ambient delays and treating vocals."

It's on his site equipment

**Can you tell us a little about how you construct these songs? Your bio on Bandcamp is the specs of a processor, but can you talk about what program or programs you use to make this music? ** I’m using Cubase 8, and everything is synthesized. I’m working with Massive to create the floppy disk drive guitar and bass synth, and all other sounds. The drums are programmed, too. I fine-tuned my “sound chip” between September first and 22nd, 2016, when I produced and released four albums on the fly. I always use the same set of sounds, which speeds up the mixing process and lets me focus on composition. It’s a bit like pixel art: low resolution; high imagination. Creation out of limitations. Expression in a minimal framework.

NRX use this synth

Used in EDM production tutorial video

my prefer plugin for produce

It is a tutorial for massive.

One can see at 0:57 that Sirensceol uses Native Instruments Massive Synth.

"Which VST'S? A= Massive, Sylenth and Nexus."

NLJ lists his gear in his channel's "About" section.

https://www.instagram.com/tipdoris/

The synth that defined bass music, this powerhouse synthesizer is an uncompromising sonic monster and the go-to choice for bass music and electro producers.

He uses it to make plucks and pads.

At 6:28 of Rouge's, "Track spotlight #1 - 'Daybreak' [FL Studio]", he opens up Native Instruments Massive showing a patch he had made for one of his tracks.

Featured in this Twitter post by Bustre. As stated in [this interview](https://youtu.be/NTAXJM0s1qw?t=588), Massive is one of Bustre's primary VSTs. > I mainly use Massive. Like, Massive is, like, my go-to. It's, like, 90% of my (music) is made on Massive.

In [this interview](http://trashaudio.com/2010/12/workspace-and-environment-65daysofstatic/), Paul Wolinski says, "I’m a big fan of Native Instrument’s Massive as well. It’s got a really great sawtooth sound."

"I use Ableton Suite 9 currently. Large range of synthesizers, favourites include IL Harmor, Roy Papen's Blue 2, Adam Szabo JP6K, Serum, Spire, and of course Massive. As for processing I use Fab Filter Pro-Q 2 as my primary equalizer, Camel Audio Camelcrusher and Sugarbytes WOW for distortion, iZotope RX2 and Ozone 6 suites for various purposes, Valhalla shimmer for reverb along with Room and Ubermod for spatializing. Oh and BazzISM and Drumatic for creating drum samples And thanks to Eoin (Noisestorm) I just started using oxford transmod for transient modification."

In his tumblr ama Acea said that he used massive in Yung Lean's song "Hennessy And Sailor Moon".