Model Samples (for beats/breaks and samples)
Lyra 8 (for texture/noise)
Polivoks (for bass/leads)
I will be cheating a bit though, as I’ll be using my laptop as a kind of performance mixer with a Max patch I’m building that will handle audio routings and effects. Haven’t decided yet if I’ll just use the MS for sequencing everything or if I’ll build a few sequencers in Max. It’ll probably end up being a bit of both.
Of course this all depends on my Polivoks getting back from the repair shop before hell freezes over…
Analog Four MkII
iPad sequenced by Launchpad Pro MkIII (using A4 as audio interface)
Analog Drive
I’m using Analog Drive alongside the Analog Four for feedbacked distortion. I could free an A4 input up to add in another synth (do distortion dry/wet outside the A4), but I’m not sure I really need it. You don’t need that many parts with heavy feedback.
DB01 sounds good, has a great sequencer, built like a tank but has a couple of UI quirks (no volume knob) and a more limited sound pallette than the QS.
QS has a pretty wide pallette, a decent amount of controls/patch points and two filters is great. Build quality is dreadful though and it’s a bit fiddly to use, sequencer not as good as DB01.
