OVERWERK
Canadian DJ
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“The ESQ-1 I purchased on eBay. I was looking for some trippy retro sounds and wanted to integrate some vibes that were a little less familiar. This synth has lots of character and it also came loaded with some random sound bank, so I’d be curious to find and try out more.
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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Overwerk says he uses Sylenth in this comments of this Facebook post.
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In this video you can see Serato DJ on the laptop screen at 1.31.
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“The Microkorg I’ve owned for many years. It’s a staple with most producers since it’s a good entry-level synth with vocoder. Recently, I haven’t been using it so much, but I’m interested in incorporating some vocoder effects in future music.
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“The M-Audio MIDI keyboard is another staple for any producer. It’s the go-to when testing out sampled instruments or playing out a rhythm. I have no piano training, so I rely more heavily on manually-drawing MIDI.
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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In the MusicRadar feature "Me in my studio," OVERWERK is shown using the Native Instruments RC 48 reverb plugin in his setup.
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He says: “The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing)", in the second paragraph.
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Overwerk uses an Apple MacBook Pro in his "GoPro - Create" video.
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Overwerk spotted with SOL Republic Tracks HD headphones on the video from the twitter source.
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Overwerk uses an Apple MacBookAir in his "GoPro - Create" video.
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In this instagram video, overwerk is in his studio recording a teaser in which you can see he's using Genelec 8040A nearfield monitors.
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In the image that overwerk posted on his instagram, he took a picture of his desktop. On his desktop he has the Dangerous Music Controller.
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In this video you can see OVERWERK using the CDJ-2000 Nxs.
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In this video you can see OVERWERK using the DJM-900 Nxs.
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“For I/O, I use the Universal Audio Apollo with Thunderbolt. I looked into a lot of interfaces, and the Apollo had everything I needed. It has a healthy amount of inputs, multiple outputs for monitors, great audio quality and extremely low latency because of the Thunderbolt connection. Another bonus are the UAD powered plugins that come built in, but I barely use them.
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“Here I have the new Mac Pro. I’ve been a Mac user my whole life starting with the very first. I’ve always loved the ecosystem, but as the OS has become more robust, so have the glitches. As Apple caters more and more to the masses, the creatives who form the foundation of their user base seem to be getting overlooked
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“For audio monitoring I use the Yamaha HS10s with matching HS10W sub. My secondary reference speakers are Genelec 8030s
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“The kit is the Roland TD-25KV with matching V-Drum amp. I love these drums - they have a great feel to them.
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For I/O, I use the Universal Audio Apollo with Thunderbolt. I looked into a lot of interfaces, and the Apollo had everything I needed. It has a healthy amount of inputs, multiple outputs for monitors, great audio quality and extremely low latency because of the Thunderbolt connection. Another bonus are the UAD powered plugins that come built in, but I barely use them.
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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The software tools within Logic X that I most often use include: NI Komplete (the whole suite and samplers), NI Massive, VPS Metrum (To make kicks), Logic’s ES2, EXS24, Xfer plugins (like LFO Tool), Sylenth1, FabFilter Pro Suite, EW/QL Symphonic Samples, Voxengo SPAN, iZotope Ozone (Just for analysis, not for actual processing).
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Uploaded a video of him playing the Roland V-Drums on instagram.
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