Computer Music Off The Grid ACID WAV

24 FEBRUARY 2016 | ACID WAV | 570 MB
As soon as computers started helping us make our music, the world immediately changed for the better. Those beige boxes were no longer just gaming machines or word processors but began to take on new life at the heart of world-class bedroom studios everywhere. Computers gave us instant instruments, infinite edits, tracks galore, and of course, perfect timing.
But there’s a downside to everything, dear readers – you see, as countless 80s electropop bands proved, you can get too rigid. The horizonless world of electronic music started to rely too heavily on that precious on-screen grid, and soon enough, humanity had gone from a Utopian brotherhood of jazz hands and jaunty tapdancers to an enslaved race of auditory automatons.

Yamaha SPX1000
Boss DE-200 Digital Delay
Boss Dr Groove DR-202
Arturia BeatStep
UAD-2 plugins
Soundtoys plugins
Eventide Omnipressor
Kush Audio Clariphonic DSP MkII
Selmer Auto Rhythm
Korg Rhythm 55
Arsenal Audio R24 EQ
Focusrite ISA 828
Access Virus B
Native Instruments Kontakt 5
Steinberg Nuendo 5.5
Antelope Audio Orion 32
FXpansion Geist
Akai MPC500
Oberheim DMX