Arty

In his Facebook Q&A, when asked if the piano parts from his album Glorious are plugins or samples, Arty replies:

"All of the pianos on the album are VST's. It would be Alchemy, Omnisphere or Pianoteq with some post processing."

Arty mentioned on Twitter that he's upgrading his studio setup with a powerful custom-built PC, featuring an i7 3960x processor, PCI-E SSDs, and 32 GB of RAM.

Arty on using Ableton: "When I travel, I make some parts for future tracks and rough ideas in Ableton."

Arty mentions installing Windows 7 on his MacBook Pro, in order to run FL Studio.

When asked what his how he would design his ideal app, Arty responded, "As a big fan of delays and reverbs, I would make some insane VST with crazy combined effects on output. But since I didn’t make it, I use FabFilter Timeless."

On Twitter, in April 2014 Arty says, "For the last half a year, I'm having best time in my life, making music that I LOVE, giving zero shit about genres, trends etc. What a time!" Twitter user @Edy4594 asks him "Are you still using Sylenth nowadays?" to which Arty replies "yes".

In this Instagram photo from Arty's studio space, Arty's Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 MIDI Keyboard Controller can be seen below the snowman toy (posted Dec 2014).

Arty tweeted about ordering a pair of KRK RP6's for his studio.

Mentioned in a tweet by Arty: "New Mac Book and UAD-2 satellite - next."

Arty mentions using this synth in an interview.

In a DJ TechTools interview featured on YouTube, Arty expresses his appreciation for using Apple Logic Pro X Alchemy in his music production process.

"SoundCtrl - What’s the coolest app you’ve seen in the past six months?

Arty - Gross Beat in FL Studio. I love the way you can work with the sound using this little beast."

Original article found here.

While not specifically saying he owns these, Arty asks about them in a tweet.

SounCtrl - Coolest piece of DJ equipment?

Arty - Pioneer EFX-1000

In this Instagram posted by Arty, he can be seen producing music in his hotel room. His portable audio interface is the RME Babyface (the blue version), which appears to be connected to a USB hub, which is in turn connected to Arty's MacBook Pro. The Babyface can be seen in the photo to the left of his laptop. He says, "Working vibe can be weird in hotels sometimes" (posted May 2014).

As mentioned in a tweet by Arty.

As part of testing a finished track on multiple systems, Arty uses Apple headphones.

Arty's audio interface, as mentioned in his tweet.

As of June 2010, Arty's MIDI Controller Keyboard of choice is an M-Audio KeyRig, as evidenced by his tweet.

In the DJ TechTools "Artist Spotlight" video, Arty discusses his frequent use of the Sennheiser HD 25 Headphones, highlighting their importance to his setup.

In this Instagram photo, Arty is resting in front of his studio computer and an M-Audio Axiom Air 49.

In April 2014, Twitter user @Edy4594 asks Arty, "Favourite compressor?" to which Arty replies, "softube fet compressor".

Arty posts a photo of him working in a large music studio. He captions the photo, "Almost there," presumably referring to him putting the finishing touches on his album "Glorious." Beside his MacBook Pro, his orange LaCie Rugged Portable External Hard Drive can be seen.

In an Instagram post, Arty is seen using the Genelec 8040A Studio Monitor Speaker while discussing new ideas with @matissesadko.

At the moment, I have Genelec 8050 speakers, Sennheiser HD650 headphones, Komplete Kontrol S61 MIDI keyboard and RME babyface interface.

In this screenshot from an Instagram post made by ARTY, he can be seen putting on Sennheiser HD 490 PRO headphones in his studio. He captions the post:

coffee, studio, repeat 🔁

drop any emoji if you heard ‘Take So Long’ already 👇🏼