Sonique (Colombia)

Sonique (Colombia) used the Yamaha PSS-680 during the early phase of the band as a controller for Ableton Live. This synthesizer, featuring a small 2-operator FM synth, was instrumental in introducing the band to FM synthesis. This usage is documented on their official Facebook page.

It is use as main MIDI signal distributor in the studio setup

We have one with the SP 808 EX OS, which enables use of 250 mb zip drive and a lot of other functions. Used it a lot in the old days live for triggering samples, we used the internal synth as well

Use live to process vocal harmonies, delays, reverbs and loops.

Use it live for acid basslines both internally and externally MIDI sequenced

Use it in studio to filter and animate drones

Use it in studio for organ sounds and polyphonic stabs

Use in studio for pads mostly, sometimes live as a master keyboard

Use in studio for sampling from vinyl and as MIDI sequencer

use in studio for recording of rhythm guitar on various tracks

Can be spotted on the right rack, it is used for preampimg the condenser mic on recordings.

Can be spotted on this studio pic. Use as nearfield monitors

Can be spotted on te right rack in this pic. It is used as a limiter on the final mix of recordings.

Can be spotted on this rack. It is use for monitoring during recording sessions.

Use as a MIDI and footswhitch controller. Modified with the UNO chip

Can be spotted at the top of the rack in the right of the pic. Use as compressor for synths and beats in studio.

Use for DJing and for vinyl sample recording to MPC or Roland SP808

Use for DJing and for vinyl sample recording to MPC or Roland SP808

It is use to record rehearsals and live sets on 1/4 inch tape.

Seen on the floor as part of the studio monitoring setup

It is used to process synths and sometimes vocals both in studio and ocasionally live

It is use as part of a VDJ setup to control ableton live and serato

Use as main audio interface in studio. As seen on this rack pic

Sonique (Colombia) mentions using the Hohner Student 32 Melodica for certain dub-influenced tracks, where it's enhanced with tape delay effects. This usage is highlighted in a Facebook photo post by Sonique.

Sonique (Colombia) uses the Yamaha Electone C35N in the studio for the vinyl single track "Orlando Plays the Piano." This is supported by a photo on their official Facebook page.

Use as overdrive for synths and guitars in studio

Sonique (Colombia) uses the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi with Tone Wicker as a distortion pedal for guitar in the studio, as shown in a photo on their Facebook page.

We use a modified cry baby with a frequency sweep selector for mono synths and guitars.

We use a Sonuus G2M, as a pitch to midi converter to trigger son mono synths with vocals or guitar.

Use as an A-B selector / leveler, between Korg Volca Beats Boss RC3 Looper in live situations