Sander Van Doorn

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"I'm still doing a lot with the Sylenth because it has such a wide range of possibilities to tweak a sound."

In the video "Sander van Doorn Studio Sessions 2.0 - Episode 1: Kick & Bass Line" Sander Van Doorn discusses how he puts together his kick drums and bass lines. Around 6:50 into the video, he says his favorite plugin to use for bass is Spectrasonics Trilian. He chooses a bass from the category "Synth Bass." For demonstration purposes he switches off Trilian's built-in effects to achieve a dry bass sound. He later changes the preset to one called Attitude MS-20 Square. Sander says:

"The sounds that are in this plugin are really tight. The volume, the recording of these different plugins are absolutely phenomenal. This is a really cool synth to use when you're not using hardware like a Moog Voyager."

"I use the Nexus 2 quite a lot. It's possible to a lot with just software."

In an article on Musicradar titled "In pictures: Sander Van Doorn's synth-loaded studio," Sander Van Doorn highlights the Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.8 as particularly effective for creating thick and warm trance pads.

In an article from Musicradar, Sander Van Doorn highlights the Rob Papen Predator as a "great synth, especially for percussive type sounds," showcasing its role in his synth-loaded studio.

"I use [Native Instruments] Massive a bit."

In the YouTube tutorial by Spinnin' Records, Sander Van Doorn demonstrates the use of the FabFilter Simplon Filter Plugin while producing his track "Oh, Amazing Bass."

In this video he used channel EQ plug-in in his track'oh amazing bass'.

In the Spinnin' Records tutorial video "How to produce Sander van Doorn - Oh, Amazing Bass," Sander van Doorn uses the Waves SoundShifter Pitch-Shifting Software Plugin in his track "Oh, Amazing Bass."

At 16:00 in the video, Sander van Doorn can be seen using the Apple Space Designer Reverb.