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In this article Sascha Ring states "Logic played a central role for everyone involved, hosting such tools as iZotope’s Iris sample-based synthesizer and many instances of SoundToys Decapitator analog saturation modeler."

“Much of our bass was built in [NI’s additive synthesizer] Razor, and we did a little in the new Monark [a monophonic analog modeling synth based on the Minimoog].”

"There's this plug-in called iZotope Iris, and we used it all over the record [to create] these weird, old-school-sounding little vocal samples. [The vocals were all recorded] live, and then I put them into the sampler and they instantly sounded kind of crusty and old, which we really liked."

Sascha: "My basic system is quite boring actually. Previously I used a lot of different things for vocal effects and I used to take a Nord Modular onstage. This time I wanted to have everything in one piece so I'm using Apple Mainstage. I've built myself a patch for every song so it has the vocal effects already in there and all the keys for all the songs. Now, since it works 95% of the time, it's very convenient but it took a fuck of a long time to set up! That was mainly because of some bugs but now it actually works.

In this article Sebastian Szary states “Much of our bass was built in [NI’s additive synthesizer] Razor, and we did a little in the new Monark [a monophonic analog modeling synth based on the Minimoog].”

In this article Sascha Ring states “Massive was our favorite for the last record, but we noticed we were using all the same sounds, so it was banned this time so we wouldn’t end up with the similar stuff,”

"...and I have a Guitar Rig system. I don't play guitar much—[only] for two songs—but Guitar Rig is really powerful for every kind of effect, so I use it a lot."

"...For over 10 years, we had played with software made by Sascha, Safety Scissors, and Joshua "Kit" Clayton. It's based on Max MSP and it's a simple eight-track live looper. You put loops in and they are all in sync. It can play them half time, double time—you can make funny, simple things."