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GENELEC F TWO [2015 – ]
My subwoofer of choice to complement my monitors. I’m not entirely sure how neighbour-friendly this is in a block of flats. To be on the safe side, I made a timer trigged script on my Mac to change the bass EQ settings at night. And again in the morning. Viva l’automation!
GENELEC G FOUR [2015 – ]
Got these babies with some Frank money. These appear to be not for everyone, but they sound pretty solid to me.
MOOG SUB 37 [2015 – ]
This is one of those synths that I’ve bought and then criminally underused. It’s a quality piece of gear with a great sound, but I just haven’t gotten around to use it that much. It is also currently my most complex analog synth, so that might have something to do with it, as I’ve lately […]
Less Is More: 2015 – 2019
Time to ditch some gear! In the end, I did not sell nearly as much as I initially thought I would, but still a substantial amount. I used some of the money to get a new Eurorack going. I also made what was to be the last synth purchase for several years and got the […]
Judgment Day: 2015-02-20
In the same instant my head hit the pillow when I went to bed at 1 am on February 20:th 2015, a thought came to me from out of the blue: What if I sold everything? I was so shocked that I lay awake the entire night thinking about letting everything go, the pros and […]
The Second Coming: 2010 – 2015
Once I had properly settled in, it was time to arrange some hardware. I built a ceiling-high and wall-wide monster out of my Muurame modular bookshelf and filled it with everything rackmountable. It was a sight to behold. Every single person who entered the room had something to say about it. Also, if one kept […]
KORG VOLCA SAMPLE [2014 – 2015]
I honestly don’t know why I bought this. I have a soft spot for drum machines, but I still never use them the way they should be used. Besides, I think an iPad could be the perfect drum machine that would replace small boxes like this as well as a bunch of control surfaces. Naturally, […]
The Fruit Company to the Rescue: 2013
During the first five years of making and then tweaking Don’t Kill Me More Than Twice I had serious problems with my DAW, Sonar Producer. It would crash without warning several times per evening and more often than not autosave hadn’t had the time to autosave anything. Plus Windows absolutely refused to kill the process […]
WALDORF BLOFELD [2013 – 2015]
Got it for some nice presets I heard on the net. Then I looked at it for a couple of years and sold it after Judgment Day. Nothing wrong with it really, it just wasn’t for me.