Hitori Tori

This is the main DAW he uses for his tracks and live performances. This instrument has defined his style of both his music and his live performances

Hitori Tori loves experimenting with various electronic devices. This time, he decided to use a Korg Electribe 2 sampler. The video shows him using this instrument to change the sound of a track. The sampler itself is black, but the video title suggests it's the same model

In the video "Hitori Tori - Newcomings" posted by Hitori Tori on YouTube, starting at 1:29, the Sonic Charge Synplant plugin is visible and being used. The video shows the plugin's parameters being adjusted, demonstrating how the sound evolves as a result

In this video, he used his main DJ controller, the Ohm 64. He actively uses this electronic device for his Live sets, switching between different windows in Renoise, creating incredible Live performances

This time, Hitori Tori experimented even more with his Live sets, expanding them to include multiple devices, which are beautifully demonstrated in this video

This time, Hitori Tori experimented even more with his Live sets, expanding them to include multiple devices, which are beautifully demonstrated in this video

This time, Hitori Tori experimented even more with his Live sets, expanding them to include multiple devices, which are beautifully demonstrated in this video.

This time, Hitori Tori experimented even more with his Live sets, expanding them to include multiple devices, which are beautifully demonstrated in this video

In this video, he demonstrates his second controller for Live Sets. He really enjoys using it, just like Ohm64

It's his secondary DAW, which he doesn't use as much as Renoise. But his experiments with it are quite interesting

In this strange video we see the plugins that Hitori Tori uses and u-he Zebra2 is one of them