Paul Haslinger

"Haslinger's studio contains nine networked computers. of those, seven are PCs, the flagship of which is an AMD Dual Opteron 2.0 GHz. He also has a Mac G4 and a Mac G5. The various audio interfaces for all his computers are patched through his Yamaha DM2000 digital mixer and centrally clocked with an Apogee Big Ben master clock" (Page 60).

Paul Haslinger lists his favorite studio gear as "Hardware: Roland A-50 MKB, Hornberg Research hb1 (breath controller), Novation LaunchCtrl, Faderfox UC-3, Win7 PCs for Cubase and VE-Pro, UAD. Software: Steinberg, U-He, NI, CamelAudio (RIP), FabFilter, SoundToys, UAD, PSP, AAS."

Paul Haslinger's list of his favorite studio gear: Hardware: Roland A-50 MKB, Hornberg Research hb1 (breath controller), Novation LaunchCtrl, Faderfox UC-3, Win7 PCs for Cubase and VE-Pro, UAD. Software: Steinberg, U-He, NI, CamelAudio (RIP), FabFilter, SoundToys, UAD, PSP, AAS.

Paul Haslinger's list of his favorite studio gear: Hardware: Roland A-50 MKB, Hornberg Research hb1 (breath controller), Novation LaunchCtrl, Faderfox UC-3, Win7 PCs for Cubase and VE-Pro, UAD. Software: Steinberg, U-He, NI, CamelAudio (RIP), FabFilter, SoundToys, UAD, PSP, AAS.?

"Well I do a lot of sampling but because we've divulged a lot of our technical procedures in the past and had them copied, we've decided not to talk about our sampling tricks. I can talk about my preferences though. I have a good relationship with the Korg Wavestation which was developed by Dave Smith of Sequential Circuits. As a tone generator it's a very good concept which makes it possible to create sound as a part of the composition. It uses wave sequencing where the rhythm is controlled by a MIDI click tempo. I also like the Akai S1000 series — extensive, complex and reliable electronic devices which are very important at this stage for us. In fact all my experiences with Akai equipment have been good."

What are your favourite keyboards?

"The Roland A50 and A80. And I've started to like the Korg T1. They are all as good or as bad as you want to make them. One of the main problems I have is with the concept of pianists trying to play master keyboards which simulate a wooden piano. Keyboards have nothing to do with pianos! What's interesting now is how the body design of keyboards is changing. The contours of the [human] body will be better catered for and studies in posture relating to typewriting will be applied. All of this will affect the whole music industry. You will see unusual controllers, not just flat or two dimensional things, coming on to the market."

"Haslinger's studio contains nine networked computers. of those, seven are PCs, the flagship of which is an AMD Dual Opteron 2.0 GHz. He also has a Mac G4 and a Mac G5. The various audio interfaces for all his computers are patched through his Yamaha DM2000 digital mixer and centrally clocked with an Apogee Big Ben master clock" (Page 60).

"Haslinger's studio contains nine networked computers. of those, seven are PCs, the flagship of which is an AMD Dual Opteron 2.0 GHz. He also has a Mac G4 and a Mac G5. The various audio interfaces for all his computers are patched through his Yamaha DM2000 digital mixer and centrally clocked with an Apogee Big Ben master clock" (Page 60).

"Haslinger's studio contains nine networked computers. of those, seven are PCs, the flagship of which is an AMD Dual Opteron 2.0 GHz. He also has a Mac G4 and a Mac G5. The various audio interfaces for all his computers are patched through his Yamaha DM2000 digital mixer and centrally clocked with an Apogee Big Ben master clock" (Page 60).