The Crystal Method

The Crystal Method tweeted a picture of Geist saying, "BK in the #studio, boosting my #creativity w/ 1 of my favorite tools.. #Geist.. @fxpansion #producersecrets "SK""

“We got excited going through some of the new virtual instruments — Arturia having a Yamaha CS-80 and an ARP 2600, and GForce having an OSCar and an ARP Odyssey, and we were intrigued the things they did.”

“We got excited going through some of the new virtual instruments — Arturia having a Yamaha CS-80 and an ARP 2600, and GForce having an OSCar and an ARP Odyssey, and we were intrigued the things they did.”

“We got excited going through some of the new virtual instruments — Arturia having a Yamaha CS-80 and an ARP 2600, and GForce having an OSCar and an ARP Odyssey, and we were intrigued the things they did.”

On this article and on the Arturia website, The Crystal Method claimed to use V Collection 8

(@1:30) "the M-Tron is a beautiful sounding virtual synth"

(@2:25) "loved the Absynth, one of our favorite virtual synths"

“We are already using DM-307 on every new cue we’re scoring on ‘Almost Human’! We know we’re just scratching the surface on what seems to be an infinitely limitless production tool! The sounds and flexibility are amazing!” The Crystal method is quoted saying, in this interview.

The Crystal Method praises the reFX Nexus 2 for its stunning sound quality, highlighting the natural character and depth of its pianos and strings. They appreciate the synths for their rich harmonics and tonal qualities, comparable to original sources. This endorsement is featured on the reFX website.

“The L3 MultiMaximizer is always the last plugin on my stereo bus chain. Incredibility versatile, not only does it make my tracks sound louder, it makes them sound better!“

The Crystal Method utilizes Sample Logic's Morphestra 2, as highlighted in the Sample Logic LLC community feature.

“We got excited going through some of the new virtual instruments — Arturia having a Yamaha CS-80 and an ARP 2600, and GForce having an OSCar and an ARP Odyssey, and we were intrigued the things they did.”

In this 2011 YouTube video around 1:12, Scott KIRKLAND mentions loving the Arturia Jupiter-8 V emulation (among others from Arturia and GForce). The whole video (parts 1 & 2) is about the new studio and the album "Divided by Night".

In this 2011 Studio Tour YouTube video (part 2) around 2:22, Scott KIRKLAND mentions loving Native Instruments Reaktor.

"You could write a whole album with it...". The video is about the new studio and "Divided by Night" album.