Andrew Huang

7th on Andrew's list of essentials for the home studio. On the OP-1, he says, "This beautifully designed all-in-one synthesizing + sampling + performing + recording device is the most inspiring little tool I've ever worked with. It provides endless sonic possibilities, but also limits you to the kind of workflow that forces you to focus on making musical choices rather than technical ones. Even when you have to do something boring like cut and paste a loop for 16 bars, the shiny graphics and satisfying push-buttons keep you excited to work."

In his YouTube video titled "DIGITONE IS SO INTENSE," Andrew Huang showcases the Elektron Digitone, highlighting its features and his use of it in music production.

Featured in this video.

"I think one of the first things that most people notice about the OP-Z is that it doesn't have a screen. The screen on the OP-1 gives you a lot of really great visual feedback. But I don't miss it as much as I thought I would. What they've done with the lights on the OP-Z, the different colored lights, the lights that are in almost all of the buttons, they really give you a lot of good feedback about what's going on."

Shown on this video as Andrew Huang's "polyphonic digital choice [of synth]"

In multiple clips throughout the video, a MicroBrute is seen on Andrew's desk.

Comes into focus at 1:30.

throughout the video andrew huang contrasts PO-33 and and PO-35 while making beats.

Used both throughout this video and on his album T.V. and Video Games.

Introduced at 7:40.

throughout the video andrew huang contrasts PO-33 and and PO-35's functions while making beats. "the first 15 slots treat your sample with vocal synthesis" "8 different syntheses examples" "you can also pitchshift yoru sample (left knobs)" "formant shiting (right knobs)" "you can use the two knobs for trimming and speed shifting"

Introduced in this October 8, 2020 video at 1:01.

Visible throughout this April 10, 2019 video, starting at 0:05.

Featured in this May 18, 2019 video.

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Introduced at 7:40.

Featured in this December 18, 2017 video.

Visible throughout this December 1, 2019 video.

Visible in a couple of shots, namely the beginning!

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In his YouTube video "4 PRODUCERS FLIP THE SAME SAMPLE," Andrew Huang demonstrates the Arturia MatrixBrute Analog Synthesizer.

Photo of Andrew’s studio from a Native Intruments marketing campaign. SH-01A is seen circled

Used in this video.

In his video titled "An inspiration machine — Moog Subharmonicon," Andrew Huang reviews and demonstrates the Moog Subharmonicon.

Featured in this August 21, 2019 video.

Featured in this December 18, 2017 video at 4:16.

Featured in this June 3, 2019 video.

Featured in this September 27, 2021 video.

Andrew uses it on the 3 third first of October album, at 16:07

at 1:50 the electribe EMX-1 can be seen on the wall of weird gear

at 8:35 this is the 4th weird synth he builds and makes a track with