Studio

Musical fragments before they become releases.

These are the moments that usually stay private: a pattern being shaped by hand, an instrument reacting in the room, a test sequence that suddenly becomes useful, or a patch that changes the direction of a piece.

Play Studio clip Mixing with Analog & Digital Mixing the track Air with Pro-Tools, 500 Format Neve & API, Air EQ and Analog Tape simulator Play Studio clip ROLI SEABOARD An expressive keyboard for PLEX effect View Studio image Instrument Detail The controls, screens, knobs, and small movements that shape the sound before it becomes a recording. View Studio Image Rhythm Section A fully synchronized section offering variety of drums and base (303 not shown)

The room is part of the composition.

I do not treat the studio as a neutral place. The way the instruments are arranged, the lighting, the listening position, and the old systems next to the new ones all change how I hear and how I make decisions.

The current system.

The equipment list is here for people who want to go deeper. It sits below the clips and images because the instruments matter most when you can first feel the room they belong to.