Richard Devine

Richard Devine says [@ 7:21] about the Teenage Engineering OP-1:

“I really really dig this as a controller, strange sequencer, sampling manipulation device, and the synthesis modes are great. I find it to be a really awesome accessory to a MacBook or if you’re running any kind of sequencer like Cubase or Logic… it’s just a cool little device that just fits in your backpack and you pack up with your laptop and bust it out anytime and just start writing and generating ideas and sketches, and works really, really well…”

Richard Devine has the Elektron Octatrack on the floor of his Euro rack modular synth corner of his North Carolina-based studio. An image of it can be seen in the video (8:55).

The Octatrack is an 8 track performance sampler and features the following:

Instant Sampling & Remixing Radical Audio Manipulation Possibilities Real-time Pitch Scaling and Time Stretch Next Generation Elektron Step Sequencer Dual Assignable FX Per Track Assignable Multi-Parameter Crossfader

In the video, Richard Devine says, "In this corner these are some of my favorite synths."

Richard Devine posted this image of his Roland TB-303 Devil Fish sitting on a Ouija Board with the caption "Acid Spells :-)"

In the YouTube video (@ 4:36), Richard Devine says about the Glitchmachines Logic Bomb: “This is basically a Casio synth keyboard and basically you ‘glitch’ the sound by turning the joystick knobs around… matrix breakout that works with a parallel cable and also a bunch of bend points that you can trigger that work in tandem while you’re playing different sequences and sounds and manipulating the joysticks gives this strange, chaotic, cacophony of strange noises and digital blips and bleeps; it’s an awesome machine.”

Richard Devine discusses that he uses the Moog Minitaur in this YouTube video (8:06):

“This is my Moog analog bass machine that I been using with my laptop (via USB)... I love the portability and the small form factor and very nicely laid out... fat rich sound and mixes really really well."

More on the Moog Minitaur: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/may12/articles/moog-minitaur.htm

In the video, Richard Devine says, "I've worked with Nord, designing factory content for them."

In the video, Richard Devine says, "I've done lots of work with Access Virus, designing patch libraries for them. I've done about 256 patches."

In this video at 6:00 there is elektron analog four in his studio.

The item can be seen 13:07 into this video

The item can be seen 13:21 into this video

Richard Devine commenting on a video he posted to Facebook says, "mother32s X 8 ! Very Lush."

reface DX can be seen in his studio

Richard Devine says @12:17 that the late/great, Tim Adams built him the Chaos Synthesizer: “These touch sensors change the sound - the amplitude/modulation between oscillators… I’ve actually blown a PA system with this particular box. It’s a very dangerous box to use live, but very very cool."

In the video, Richard Devine says, "In this corner these are some of my favorite synths..."

The Radias can be seen 1:59 into this video

The Origin can be seen 2:08 into this video

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In this video at 7:30 there is ms-20 in his studio.

In this video at 7:40 he use jupiter -6

In this video at 7:40 he use moog little phatty.

In this video at 13:30 there is nord rack 2x synth.

In this video at 13:39 in his studio there is monomachine.

The Korg can be seen 4:45 into this video

The item can be seen 7:38 into this video

The item can be seen 13:26 into this video.

at 1:25 in the video the Moog Sub Phatty can be visible in the background

at 12:55 in the video the Tenori-On can be visible in the background

the Access Virus TI Snow can be visible in the background at the start of the video

(@6:15) "I have my TR-707 and a CZ-101 that's bent already for this modification"