Andrew Huang

Used on the percussion in "Wireskip", as shown in this March 25, 2020 video at 4:02. It is specified at 4:13.

Part of effects send D in "Autoharp", as shown in this March 25, 2020 video at 9:35.

Used for effects send F in "Autoharp", as shown in this March 25, 2020 video at 9:40.

Used in the eponymous track "Rainmaker", as specified in this March 25, 2020 video at 16:27.

The clip I just played you is from the finally finished and released track from my Rainmaker video, where I had the Moog Mother-32 playing the melody.

The November 7, 2018 video he references can be found here.

Created by Huang and, for a limited time, given away for free.

Developed by Huang using his Intellijel Plonk.

Created by Huang using the Bastl Kastle.

Created by Huang and based on sounds made for his song "Sparkle Mountain".

Created by Huang using Google's NSynth, with community-submitted sample input.

Created by Huang in collaboration with Super Deluxe.

Created by Huang in collaboration with Super Deluxe.

In the Dailymotion video titled "Making Music with School Supplies (ft. Andrew Huang) | Foundscapes," Andrew Huang uses the Suture Sound School FX samples, created in collaboration with Super Deluxe.

Created by Huang using the LOM Elektrosluch 3+.

Gifted to Huang for a demo, as featured in this January 26, 2017 video. It was used to create the Suture Sounds Electromagnetic Fields sample pack.

Created by Huang using three water bottles.

Created by Huang after his YouTube subscribers requested a song made from fidget toys.

For the 150th Canada Day, the Royal Bank of Canada gave citizens $150 with which to do some good for the community. Huang used his $150 to purchase distinctly Canadian items for a sample pack, which he released for free.

In his YouTube video "SONG CHALLENGE: BEETS," Andrew Huang utilizes the Suture Sound Beets samples, creatively incorporating the sound of the titular vegetable into his music.

Created by Huang as a Splice Sounds exclusive.

The ARP 2500 used for Close Encounters of the Third Kind was used for some of the samples on Space Slime, as specified in the product description.

Many of the sounds were made with his collection of boutique, analog, and modular synths, as well as some iconic vintage pieces he has had access to such as TONTO (used by Stevie Wonder) and the actual ARP 2500 that played the famous alien message in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 0:58.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 0:58.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 0:58.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 0:58.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 1:03.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 1:06.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 1:10.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 1:06 and 2:43.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 2:43.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 2:44 and 8:55.