Dam-Funk

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In this user-uploaded photo, Dam-Funk is seen using Technics SL-1200 turntables.

"On March 20, 2023, Dam-Funk shared a photo on Instagram featuring the Melbourne Instruments NINA synthesizer."

In this video from Arturia with DāM-FunK, he says of the AstroLab:

Instruments are very inspirational to my sound. I've been working with some of the same instruments since I was a teen. But when I do hear a new keyboard or a new sound that has some special things in there, it just automatically just makes me "wow." Like a like a a twinkle comes in my head, the AstroLab does that. It's fantastic.

So I would describe AstroLab as this fantastic keyboard that it doesn't seem like it's so complicated to use and I'm not one that likes complicated keyboards or synthesizers. So it's user-friendly but it's not keyboards for dummies, if you will. So it's a cross between easy to work with, but you're happy to work with it.

What makes Arturia instruments special to me is the fact it seems like a lot of love and care got put into the sounds and even the visual aspect of it. When I'm looking through sounds, it's talking to me. It's making it easy for me. I don't find myself battling with the keyboard to get music out of it. It feels like it's actually coming to me, as opposed to me dragging the sound out of the keyboard. So that's something new to me because when it comes to dealing with analog equipment all the time, you're doing a lot to try to like get a certain sound. AstroLab really helps me get into a zone where I'm actually able to express myself with the music that I have in my head.

The Roland Super JV-1080 sound module can be seen in an image of Dam-Funk's studio, confirming its use by the artist.

In the provided image, Dam-Funk can be seen using the Alesis HR-16 drum machine.