Kammarheit

What kind of equipment, analog or digital, was used in the making of ‘The Nest‘? I extracted pieces from unfinished songs that worked with the current theme, adding singing bowls, tape recordings and bowed string instruments played through effect pedals and processed digitally. I also used VST’s in Ableton Live and might have used my Korg ms-20 synthesizer too. I honestly don’t remember.

What kind of equipment, analog or digital, was used in the making of ‘The Nest‘? I extracted pieces from unfinished songs that worked with the current theme, adding singing bowls, tape recordings and bowed string instruments played through effect pedals and processed digitally. I also used VST’s in Ableton Live and might have used my Korg ms-20 synthesizer too. I honestly don’t remember.

question: was reverb added after this recording? answer: I don't really remember, but I think so. That, or I used the T2 reverb pedal from tc electronic.

Recording my Korg MS-20 mini through Line6, Electro-Harmonix Superego and Electro-Harmonix POG2. Background music is made in Ableton Live. Sorry for the bad sound recording.

Recording my Korg MS-20 mini through Line6, Electro-Harmonix Superego and Electro-Harmonix POG2. Background music is made in Ableton Live. Sorry for the bad sound recording.

In Pär Boström's YouTube video titled "Modular dark ambient," the 4ms Company Spectral Multiband Resonant Filter is prominently featured at the center of Kammarheit's modular synthesizer setup.

You can notice the Xaoc Devices Batumi LFO at the left side of this video...

In a video titled "Modular Dark Ambient" by Pär Boström on YouTube, Kammarheit is seen using the Qu-Bit Electronix Nebulæ Version 2. The module is identifiable on the right side of the setup by the white-bordered output plugs.

In this video, you can see Pär Boström playing with the Microfreak synth by Arturia.