Dirtyphonics

Splice: Can you tell us about some of your favorite plugins? Which ones do DirtyPhonics use most lately?

Charly: Another favorite is Native Instrument’s Kontakt. This plugin was always around since the beginning and we’ve used it with Shimon a little bit back in the days. We use it to create our own patches and build our sound library from there.

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Splice: Can you tell us about some of your favorite plugins? Which ones do DirtyPhonics use most lately?

Charly: I would say Serum by Xfer Records.

Splice: Can you tell us about some of your favorite plugins? Which ones do DirtyPhonics use most lately?

Pitchin: The beauty is that you can go online and search for wavetables from synths such as Access Virus TI,

Splice: Can you tell us about some of your favorite plugins? Which ones do DirtyPhonics use most lately?

Pitchin: The beauty is that you can go online and search for wavetables from synths such as Access Virus TI, Massive and import them into Serum. You get the same starting point but use Serum’s controls instead.

Splice: Can you tell us about some of your favorite plugins? Which ones do DirtyPhonics use most lately?

Charly: Another plugin we use a lot is iZotope’s Ozone 5. There is a lot you can do with Ozone and get into very specific details.

Splice: What about one more?

Charly: It definitely has to be Fabfilter‘s Pro?Q 2. One thing I love about it is pre?EQ and post?EQ visualization. It certainly helps alot.

In this picture you can see in the studio Dirtyphonics is using a macbook.

Dirtyphonics uses Komplete Kontrol S61 on this photo

Dirtyphonics contributed to the "Disciple Samples Stay Home And Create" pack, as shown in a Facebook video captioned by Virtual Riot.

In the MusicRadar Tech video titled "Steinberg Studio Sessions: Dirtyphonics – Part 1," Dirtyphonics is shown using Steinberg Cubase as their DAW software.

In the "Steinberg Studio Sessions: Dirtyphonics – Part 1" video on YouTube by MusicRadar Tech, Dirtyphonics are shown using the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2 MIDI Keyboard Controller.