Kill The Noise

In the YouTube video titled "Wavetable Mania - Massive X, Serum, Phase Plant," Kill The Noise demonstrates the use of Native Instruments Massive X.

Developed in collaboration with Kill the Noise.

From video games and film scores to studio production and major festivals, Jake Stanczak a.k.a. Kill The Noise has done it all. With a flair for the furious and a taste for the terrifying, Book of the Dead represents a sound world inimitably of Jake's creation. Snarling filtered basses, eerie organs, arpeggiated harpsichords, growls, screams, whoops, groans, and howls. Every sound is expertly hand-crafted using the full power of Phase Plant to summon the spirits of departed party-goers.

Native Instruments' Massive virtual synthesiser can be seen on a computer monitor in this video captioned "Batting". This photo was uploaded by Kill The Noise to his Vine page on 19 August 2013.

You can see in this picture, Kill The Noise is wearing the Technics RP-DJ1200 DJ Headphones whilst performing live.

In Kill The Noise's Facebook picture, you can see him exporting a track in Ableton Live.

The Lennar Digital Sylenth1 virtual synthesiser can be seen on a computer monitor in this photo captioned "I am the only edm producer who paid for sylenth". This photo was uploaded by Kill The Noise to his Instagram page on 23 March 2014.

Kill the Noise can be seen using two Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus players in his live set-up in this photo.

In this video we can see Jake (Kill The Noise) show some synth patches he made in Reason 4.

In this Facebook post, Kill the Noise explains that he uses FM8, but he uses Massive more.

In this twitter post, Kill the noise mentions he's "All about the 80's DX7 harmonica solo," referring to the Yamaha DX7.

Kill the noise is seen using U-He Diva in this video playing with the cutoff

Jake states that he's used Serum in his track "FUK UR MGMT" from his album "Occult Classic". He continues to say: "it took some getting used to mainly because im used to the filters and routing in massive. They have a similar feel for sure, but there are some differences that you gotta feel out. my favorite thing you can do in serum that you should play around with is routing oscillators into eachother (using the FM mode like FM from B etc) you can get some really weird sounds that kinda remind me of the "phase Mod" in massive. There's just a lot more flexibility with sound in general in serum. Its a very powerful and versatile synth! For example every time i've hung with mat zo, i see him use it in a totally different way than i do. We are all starting to really dig into that synth and figure out what it can do!"

yep i use ableton! i also use serum and massive. Some new stuff i've been playing with kinda random stuff here but fun! https://kilohearts.com/news/2015-02-20_multipass_teaser https://kilohearts.com/products/disperser http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-l-brickwall-limiter-plug-in https://www.izotope.com/en/products/mixing-mastering/ozone/

In a video titled "Wavetable Mania - Massive X, Serum, Phase Plant," Kill The Noise discusses using the kiloHearts Phase Plant Synthesiser, highlighting its features and capabilities.

Kill The Noise share an Instagram pic of their Herman Miller Aeron Chair: "Early Xmas gift! Might not seem like much but the most important part of a good studio is a good chair! Thanks @sharsharbean"

This Instagram video called "Sunday basement studio vibes" shows Kill the Noise's Apogee Duet 2.

Sunday is hotel studio day

Kill The Noise Instagram posted this photo, playing at Bassmnt Nightclub San Diego 9/5/15.

Playing at Bassmnt Nightclub San Diego 9/5/15, Kill The Noise is seen wearing the Sennheiser HD 25-1ii.

yep i use ableton! i also use serum and massive. Some new stuff i've been playing with kinda random stuff here but fun! https://kilohearts.com/news/2015-02-20_multipass_teaser https://kilohearts.com/products/disperser http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-l-brickwall-limiter-plug-in https://www.izotope.com/en/products/mixing-mastering/ozone/

yep i use ableton! i also use serum and massive. Some new stuff i've been playing with kinda random stuff here but fun! https://kilohearts.com/news/2015-02-20_multipass_teaser https://kilohearts.com/products/disperser http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-l-brickwall-limiter-plug-in https://www.izotope.com/en/products/mixing-mastering/ozone/

yep i use ableton! i also use serum and massive. Some new stuff i've been playing with kinda random stuff here but fun! https://kilohearts.com/news/2015-02-20_multipass_teaser https://kilohearts.com/products/disperser http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-l-brickwall-limiter-plug-in https://www.izotope.com/en/products/mixing-mastering/ozone/

You can see the grey Urbanears Zinken Headphones around Kill The Noise's neck.

You can see Kill The Noise using the AIAIAI TMA-1 Studio headphones.

Kill The Noise expressed enthusiasm for IK Multimedia AmpliTube 5 on Twitter, highlighting its effectiveness as an amp simulator plugin.

At 50:39, during a livestream with Deadmau5, Kill the Noise mentions that he's "used razor on some stuff" after Deadmau5 pulled up the Razor plugin.

In a Twitch stream titled "Highlight: working w tasha baxter come join - killthenoise_tv," Kill The Noise is observed utilizing the Native Instruments Guitar Rig 5 Player at the timestamp of 23:29, evidencing his usage of this amp simulator plugin in his music production process.