Com Truise

Com Truise posted a photo of his Access Limited Edition Virus TI2 Dark Star synthesizer to Instagram on Nov 2014. He captioned the photo, "#LPequipment #access #virus #ti2 #darkstar". In the comments he also says, "sounds huge."

Com Truise talks about the DrumTraks when asked about layering.

At the 3:48 mark of this video Com Truise shows his Dave Smith OB-6 Synth

The item can be seen 2:54 into this video

Com Truise posts a photo of his Elektron Analog Keys synth to Instagram, and captions the photo, "#LPequipment @weareelektron #analogkeys" (posted Nov 2014). In the comments, when someone asks Com Truise "How do you like it?" he replies, "I'm in love already, little beast sounds super thick!"

Coming out of that Drum 'n' Bass DJ world, what was your first production setup like?

"Pretty much a computer and a little MIDI keyboard. I was using FruityLoops and the Hammerhead Rhythm Station. and then I got into Reason around the same time. I've been using Reason ever since. This was around 2000 or 1999 maybe. Pretty silly stuff."

#recording #always #juno #juno106 #eventide #H3500

When talking about layering, Com Truise mentions his use of the Oberheim DMX.

Com Truise can be seen with a APC40 in this image from this Red Bull MOVEMENT 2011 article.

Keyboards?

"I've been trying to hone it down and I've been focusing on the Akai AX80, and I bought a [Roland] Juno-106 a while back, and I also have a [Moog] Slim Phatty. I have the Dave Smith Prophet '08, but my favourite is the Crumar Bit One."

When Com Truise mentions layering, he brings up his use of the Roland TR-505.

In this Instagram post he a Warm Audio WA73-EQ. He tagged Warm Audio on the picture. (https://i.imgur.com/BWKPXs0.png)

I've also got an Eventide H9 pedal that I've been using as a delay.

In this picture, a Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08 is seen on the top of the keyboard rack.

"#deltabeats I love this thing. #op1 #teenageengineering"

"Bout to drop some science. #Moog #Mother32 @moogmusic #semimodular #analog #synthesizer"

In this article Com Truise talks about his purchase of the Oberheim Xpander.

You can see Com Truise using the MPD being in many pictures of him performing his live sets.

I recently picked up a [Roland] Juno- 106, but I have yet to record with it. I also have an Octave Cat that I started to record with when I was done with the last tour.

In this photo found in this interview, Com Truise can be seen using a Dave Smith Instruments Mopho Synthesizer.

"Yeah, I run Ableton and I control it with the APC 40 and also the Akai MPD32. That’s pretty much it — along with the two Mophos — that’s my live setup." - Com Truise. Judging by the submission date of this video you can see he's most likely using Ableton Live 8 at 1:14.

"The actually brassy sounds were Oberheim Matrix 6."

"I have a Korg Poly-61 that I mostly use for pads."

Keyboards?

"I've been trying to hone it down and I've been focusing on the Akai AX80, and I bought a [Roland] Juno-106 a while back, and I also have a [Moog] Slim Phatty. I have the Dave Smith Prophet '08, but my favourite is the Crumar Bit One."

In this picture, a Dave Smith Mopho x4 is seen on the desk.

In a user-uploaded photo, Com Truise can be seen using the Akai MPK249 MIDI Keyboard Controller during his live performances.

I've been trying to hone it down and I've been focusing on the Akai AX80, and I bought a [Roland] Juno-106 a while back, and I also have a [Moog] Slim Phatty. I have the Dave Smith Prophet '08, but my favourite is the Crumar Bit One.

In this photo posted by Com Truise to Instagram, his MacBook and the small MIDI keyboard he uses can be seen, an M-Audio Keystation Mini 32. His appears to be an older version of it due to where the brand and model are written on the unit, but regardless it's the same keyboard. He captions the photo:

"Cat, Coffee, Computer. "

In this Instagram post, he shows two Heritage Audio 73EQ JR. He tagged Heritage Audio and the name of the module can be seen on the picture. (https://i.imgur.com/BWKPXs0.png)

In this Instagram post, he shows two Heritage Audio 2264jr. He tagged Heritage Audio and the name of the module can be seen on the picture. (https://i.imgur.com/BWKPXs0.png)