Solar Fields

" Everything is connected to each other so one synthesizer is a little module of the whole thing. With some buttons I can easily route the signal path as I want it, so if I want to use my old lo-fi Casio VL-1 as the source and use the Korg MS-20 as a filter and end up in the Kyma system for effect processing, it’s very simple. "

In the MusicRadar Tech interview "Steinberg Studio Sessions: S04E05 – Solar Fields: Part 1," the Access Virus TI2 Polar Synthesizer can be seen behind Solar Fields in the studio footage.

at 21:53 mins in the interview he talks about using it on the current track

at 21:53 he talks about using it in the track

it can be seen on the left side at his studio

In the YouTube video "Steinberg Studio Sessions: S04E05 – Solar Fields: Part 1" by MusicRadar Tech, Solar Fields can be seen using the Alesis A6 Andromeda Synthesizer, positioned on the left side above the Poly Evolver.

"Everything is connected to each other so one synthesizer is a little module of the whole thing. With some buttons I can easily route the signal path as I want it, so if I want to use my old lo-fi Casio VL-1 as the source and use the Korg MS-20 as a filter and end up in the Kyma system for effect processing, it’s very simple. "

" Everything is connected to each other so one synthesizer is a little module of the whole thing. With some buttons I can easily route the signal path as I want it, so if I want to use my old lo-fi Casio VL-1 as the source and use the Korg MS-20 as a filter and end up in the Kyma system for effect processing, it’s very simple. "

at 13:03 he shows how he uses it on the track

at 13:58 he shows how he used Massive to make the synth part of the Bass track

In this YouTube video for his Studio Jupiter Live Session, the Seaboard can be seen. Based on the layout of the device, it looks to be a Roli Seaboard RISE 49.

MPC5000 can be seen in his studio in the Instagram post.

MPC 5000 shown in the Instagram photo.