Andrew Rayel

From Andrew's Instagram: "Welcome to the family AKAI LPK 25 !"

In this Instagram post, you can clearly see that Andrew is working with the 1st Gen M-Audio Axiom 61.

The Apogee Duet can be seen in this instagram photo.

Throughout this video a Komplete Kontrol can be seen. It is the S61 model because five octaves can be counted.

"The last version of ReFX Nexus 2 VST just arrived ! Excited to test it out !"

On this Facebook Q&A, Alaa Abdessalem asked: "Heyy All DJs... What Plugins do you use for pads ?" to which Andrew Rayel replied: "Nexus, Kontakt"

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

"Got some new toys for my studio :) NI Komplete 10 / UAD 2 Octo"

"Got some new toys for my studio :) NI Komplete 10 / UAD 2 Octo"

Andrew Rayel says "think this one was from Serum" at 11:05 in this video, when discussing his bassline.

OTT can be seen in the inserts of the cello track at 23:16 in this video.

ValhallaShimmer can be seen in the inserts of the cello track at 23:16 in this video.

Andrew Rayel can be seen using Pro-R as reverb for his vocals at 29:30 in this video.

Sausage Fattener can be seen in the inserts for the chords at 37:18 in this video.

Andrew Rayel can be seen wearing Sennheiser HD 25-1 II Headphones when performing live.

This photo from Andrew Rayel's Instagram shows the Pioneer HDJ-2000 White DJ headphones he got as a gift from Pioneer. Andrew said: "Got this brilliant headphones as a gift from Pioneer ! Thx a lot ! #pioneer #headphones #rayelfamily"

In this photo from Instagram, Andrew Rayel shows his custom made earplugs from ACS. The image shows that these are PRO class, though it's hard to tell which exact model these are. It depends on the filters used, and all filters are interchangeable (so Andrew can use different filters for his needs). He says: "Finally my custom made earplugs arrived!"

In this Instagram photo, Andrew shows his new studio monitors and says: "Second pair of monitors ready for action! KRK RP 10 !"

"Andrew Rayel: In my Studio I use the basic equipment and nothing special: a MIDI keyboard from M-Audio, a pair of studio monitors from Yamaha, a studio soundcard from T.C. Electronics and an simple Intel PC with Cubase 5 and a lot of VST’s on it. Today’s technologies have greatly improved, so in most cases there is no need a lot of hardware."

On this instagram page Andrew sow us what monitors he use.

In this photo from his Instagram, Andrew Rayel shows a physical copy of Cubase 6 with update to Cubase 7 included.

He says, "Finally my Cubase 6 arrived with the free update to C7. Let's see what this baby can do \0/"

What is your current setup?

"Andrew Rayel: In my Studio I use the basic equipment and nothing special: a MIDI keyboard from M-Audio, a pair of studio monitors from Yamaha, a studio soundcard from T.C. Electronics and an simple Intel PC with Cubase 5 and a lot of VST’s on it. Today’s technologies have greatly improved, so in most cases there is no need a lot of hardware."

Interview.

Andrew Rayel live on Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus players.