Richard Devine

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

Richard Devine uses the Doepfer A-149-1 Quantized/Stored Random Voltages which generates four different analog random control voltages that are generated in different ways. It is seen racked amid the array of synths he has at his North Carolina-based studio. An image of it can be seen in the video (10:22). Devine had this to say regarding his arsenal of modular synths: "It’s become like this kinda nonstop sorta… I don’t know how to describe it. It’s just a really inspirational area that I’ve been sorta researching and playing around with, to generate new sounds and sequencing ideas and I’ve been recording nonstop actually since I’ve been using this system."

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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.”

Per Richard Devine in this YouTube video (2:40) regarding the Genelec 8250A:

“I started out using the 6010s, the smaller ones at first, and really loved those because I basically bought those thinking that I was going to be using those as my portable studio speakers, so to speak, and I ended up liking them so much I decided to go up to the bigger speakers (8250A) for my main monitoring and was very happy that I did so… my ears are thanking me on that one."

Richard Devine uses the Doepfer A-140 ADSR Envelope Generator, an envelope generator, and, since it puts out control voltages, counts as one of the modulation devices in a modular system. It is seen racked amid the array of synths he has at his North Carolina-based studio. An image of it can be seen in the video (10:20). Devine had this to say regarding his arsenal of modular synths: "It’s become like this kinda nonstop sorta… I don’t know how to describe it. It’s just a really inspirational area that I’ve been sorta researching and playing around with, to generate new sounds and sequencing ideas and I’ve been recording nonstop actually since I’ve been using this system."

More on the Doepfer A-140 ADSR: http://www.doepfer.de/a140.htm

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 YouTube video, Richard Devine says while pointing to the computer screens displaying the RME Fireface UFX interface:

“…run these cool and complex effects chains and processing paths and integrate it all with my computer at the end of the day”

More on the RME Fireface UFX: http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_fireface_ufx.php

Richard Devine uses the Cwejman VCO-2RM Dual Oscillator. It is seen racked amid the array of synths he has at his North Carolina-based studio. An image of it can be seen in the video (10:19). Devine had this to say regarding his arsenal of modular synths: "It’s become like this kinda nonstop sorta… I don’t know how to describe it. It’s just a really inspirational area that I’ve been sorta researching and playing around with, to generate new sounds and sequencing ideas and I’ve been recording nonstop actually since I’ve been using this system."

More on the Cwejman VCO-2RM: http://www.cwejman.net/vco-2rm.htm

Richard Devine has the Strymon TimeLine Multidimensional Delay Effects pedal 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 (10:18). Devine had this to say regarding his arsenal of modular synths: "It’s become like this kinda nonstop sorta… I don’t know how to describe it. It’s just a really inspirational area that I’ve been sorta researching and playing around with, to generate new sounds and sequencing ideas and I’ve been recording nonstop actually since I’ve been using this system."

More on the Strymon TimeLine: http://www.strymon.net/timeline/

The Zeroscillator is a full-featured electronic-music-quality analog VCO capable of linear frequency modulation through zero hertz and into negative frequencies. It is pictured in this YouTube video (10:25), and Richard Devine mentions, "It’s become like this kinda nonstop sorta… I don’t know how to describe it. It’s just a really inspirational area that I’ve been sorta researching and playing around with, to generate new sounds and sequencing ideas and I’ve been recording nonstop actually since I’ve been using this system."

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."

"Absolutely stoked to have this now as a VST/AU instrument," says Richard Devine in this Facebook post.

Richard Devine praises the Blue Microphones Mo-Fi Powered High-Fidelity Headphones on Facebook, highlighting their remarkable image and detail. He notes their accuracy for mixing and appreciates that they remain comfortable even after 7 hours of use, describing them as excellent in both sound and functionality.

In this Vine post titled "Telharmonic Plonky Test", Richard Devine is using the Make Noise Telharmonic.

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

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