Shingo Nakamura

Shingo Nakamura mentioned in a conversation that he enjoys using Native Instruments MONARK for its excellent presets, as shown in the accompanying photo.

From an article, Silk Artist Spotlight :: Shingo Nakamura discusses the disaster in Japan, his upcoming album, studio equipment, and more...:

My main DAW is FL studio. I have been using it from the very beginning of making music. My main synths are Sylenth, Omnisphere, Massive, and z3ta+. Sylenth is my favorite synth because it's easy to make sounds as I imagine them.

Original article can be found here.

From an article, Silk Artist Spotlight :: Shingo Nakamura discusses the disaster in Japan, his upcoming album, studio equipment, and more...:

My main DAW is FL studio. I have been using it from the very beginning of making music. My main synths are Sylenth, Omnisphere, Massive, and z3ta+. Sylenth is my favorite synth because it's easy to make sounds as I imagine them.

Original article can be found here.

From an article, Silk Artist Spotlight :: Shingo Nakamura discusses the disaster in Japan, his upcoming album, studio equipment, and more...:

My main DAW is FL studio. I have been using it from the very beginning of making music. My main synths are Sylenth, Omnisphere, Massive, and z3ta+. Sylenth is my favorite synth because it's easy to make sounds as I imagine them.

Original article can be found here.

From an article, Silk Artist Spotlight :: Shingo Nakamura discusses the disaster in Japan, his upcoming album, studio equipment, and more...:

My main DAW is FL studio. I have been using it from the very beginning of making music. My main synths are Sylenth, Omnisphere, Massive, and z3ta+. Sylenth is my favorite synth because it's easy to make sounds as I imagine them.

Original article can be found here.

In this Instagram DM conversation with a fan, Shingo Nakamura mentions using the Nexus synth for plucks and pads. It's unclear what version, so the latest version can be assumed.

In a recent AMA, Shingo Nakamura confirmed his use of the Native Instruments Noire, a Kontakt Instrument, as his "current essential VST." He praised Noire for its "great soft Piano sound" and shared insights into his production techniques, notably his frequent application of a sidechain to the mid and low range. Moreover, Nakamura highlighted the importance of "Shaper Box (Volume Shaper)" in his workflow for making such adjustments.

Shingo Nakamura has identified the Cableguys ShaperBox as an indispensable part of his music production toolkit. In a statement, Nakamura highlighted his reliance on this particular plugin, stating, "My current essential VST is 'Noire' and Effect is 'Shaper Box (Volume Shaper)'. 'Noire' has a great soft piano sound! And, I often apply a sidechain only to the mid and low range, so 'Shaper Box' is indispensable to be able to make such adjustments." This direct quote from Nakamura serves as concrete proof of his use and preference for the Cableguys ShaperBox in his music creation process (he did not specify the exact version of the plugin)

Shingo Nakamura utilizes the Splice Sounds Lenno Sample Pack in his production process. This is evidenced by an Instagram post by Nakamura, where a track in his FL Studio session is clearly labeled "LENNO_kick_hifi_v2," indicating the use of a kick sample from the Lenno Sample Pack. This post, captioned "Working for new another deep track. ゆっくり作業できて良い日曜日でした," serves as proof.

Evidence on Shingo Nakamura's Instagram post, where he shares a glimpse into his production process, reveals that he utilizes the Nicky Romero Kickstart Sidechain Compression Plugin in his music creation. This is indicated by a track within his FL Studio project explicitly labeled 'Kickstart,' confirming his use of this specific plugin.