Vitalic

In an article by Dan White for DJ TechTools, it is highlighted that Vitalic utilizes a custom KOCMOC Controller integrated with Ableton for his music production.

In a studio tour with Future Music on YouTube, Vitalic discusses using the Midas Venice 240 mixer, noting that he utilizes many tracks when playing with a band but relies on specific tracks when working alone in the studio.

"The Nord Wave is really cool because it's a synthesizer between a sampler and a synthesizer. I used it a lot for pads, violins and piano..."

"I use it a lot on my second album, not too much on the 3rd one. I really like the way the filter sound".

"The ATC-1 is one of my oldest synth. It's kind of minimoog style. I don't it too much but I will never sell it's part of my story. [...] Yes, I use it with midi and Ableton.

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Seen on this picture, confirmed by Audiothingies' official FB page: https://www.facebook.com/audiothingies/posts/1646568668922427

"I use it a lot because it's able to do many things, from bass/pads/leads... I use a lot the vocal designer in my disco tracks because I can tell my voice into a "Donna Summer" style."

I have two Buchlas—and those are tricky to use, but they are very special. I also used Polymath from Analog Solutions, the Arp 2600, the Moog, and the Boomstar from Studio Electronics.”

In this Youtube interview, Vitalic can be seen using Ableton Live since 0:15 to 22:39

This plug-in can be spotted on a video for Future Music.

In a studio tour with Future Music, Vitalic mentions using the Alesis ION as a MIDI keyboard. He notes that while it's part of his new studio setup, it's not utilized for its sound.

In the YouTube video "Vitalic Studio Tour With Future Music" by MusicRadar Tech, Vitalic is seen using an Apple MacBook Pro on the table beside his mixer.

In the "Vitalic Studio Tour with Future Music" video by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, Vitalic discusses the unique sound of the Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1UW MKII, describing it as having "its own color."

In this video at 1:42 Vitalic using Spark Drum machine for kicks.

On this video, Vitalic explains the heavy use of the Ultranova he made for his "Rave Age" album.

In this video, we can see an Access Virus in his studio

According to this interview, Vitalic made his fist album with only 3 pieces of equipment: "When I made the EP I only had an Elka Synthex, a Mirage sampler - even though I don't really consider that an instrument - and an RSF Kobol…""

According to this interview, Vitalic made his fist album with only 3 pieces of equipment: "When I made the EP I only had an Elka Synthex, a Mirage sampler - even though I don't really consider that an instrument - and an RSF Kobol…""

I have two Buchlas—and those are tricky to use, but they are very special. I also used Polymath from Analog Solutions, the Arp 2600, the Moog, and the Boomstar from Studio Electronics.”

I have two Buchlas—and those are tricky to use, but they are very special. I also used Polymath from Analog Solutions, the Arp 2600, the Moog, and the Boomstar from Studio Electronics.”

"The SH-101 is basically a bass synthesizer, but I use it a lot for effects."

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, Vitalic describes the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Portable Synthesizer as "really powerful" and "fun to play with," highlighting its role in his music production.

Yamaha HS80 can be seen at 0:31 in this video.

This synthesizer can be seen at 7:07 in this video.

At 4:25, he explains his uses for Serum for his Voyager album

At 4:39, he explains his uses for Kick for his Voyager album

At 5:20, he explains his uses for the Buchla Music Easel for his Voyager album

I have two Buchlas—and those are tricky to use, but they are very special. I also used Polymath from Analog Solutions, the Arp 2600, the Moog, and the Boomstar from Studio Electronics.”

Vitalic has the PRO3 in his studio. From 0:50 you'll see him play around with it.