the STUDIO

Being a collector as well as a musician, a large number of electronic music instruments have in the past been used in the studio of Lunar Structures. The setup of synthesizers and sound devices is ever changing - units are replaced, sold or break down, while new ones are acquired, some new, some old. For a non-synthesist they may look similar, but for a synthesizer afficionado, they are as different as the fingers on your hands! 

Some of the synthesizers are analog monophonic instruments, while some are digital or polyphonic. Some are virtual software based instruments running from within a computer. For practical reasons, not every unit is connected at once, but they are shifted in and out as required.

Composing, arranging and recording is done digitally using computers and software. For mobile uses, a simplified setup is used with laptops and with virtual synthesizers only. An even simpler live jam setup does not use computers at all, just sequencers, loop units and rhythm machines.

No pirated software

Hardware Music instruments

• Access Virus TI2
  
• ARP 2600M, Odyssey
• Arturia MiniBrute 2
• ASM Hydrasynth
  
• Behringer MonoPoly, Poly D
  
• Clavia Nord Lead 4, Nord Lead A1
• DSI Prophet REV2
• Elektron Analog Keys, Analog Rytm, Octatrack
• Korg DW-8000, Modwave, MS-20, Opsix, Poly-800, Polysix, Prologue, Wavestate
• Moog Subsequent 37
• Roland Gaia 2, JD-XA, Jupiter-X, SH-101, System-1, System-8, TB-303, TR-8S, V-Synth GT
• Yamaha DX7
• Waldorf Blofeld, Micro Q

SOFTWARE Music INSTRUMENTS

• Arturia V-Collection
  
• Camel Audio Alchemy
• GForce Collection
• Reason Studios Reason
• Roland Cloud
• Spectrasonics Omnisphere
• u-he Collection

Digital Audio Workstation

• Steinberg Cubase Pro

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Interfaces

• Audient EVO-16
• Elektron Overbridge
• ESI M8U

ComputerS, tablets & Audio Servers

• Apple
• Hewlett-Packard

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