A brief overview of award winning composer David Wright’s electronic music studio where so many of his contemporary instrumental albums are created. Check out his production techniques in Logic with mastering software and his soft synths and hardware synthesisers.
David Wright’s home and studio overlooks the peaceful market town of Bungay on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. As well as his ambient electronic music, David records and produces many different artists covering numerous genres. David is registered to master for iTunes.
Synths
Hardware Synths
– Kontrol S88 Mk3,
– Arturia Keylab 49 Mk3,
– Alesis Vortex2,
– Alesis Vortex2,
– Jupiter 80
– Prophet Rev2(16)
– JPD800
– JP8000
– Moog Sub 37
– Kurzweil LE61
– Yamaha Montage 6
– Kawai K4
Software Synths
– Ample Sound Guitars and Erhu
– Arturia Analog Lab V plus most of the Arturia synths
– East West complete
– G-Force M-Tron IV,
– Imp Oscar 3
– OB-X,
– VSM IV
– Korg ARP Odyssey
– Wavestation
– Polysix
– Lin Plug
– Spectral
– Native Instruments – Komplete,
– Albino 2
– Bit
– Blade 2
– Blue 3
– Power Chord
– Predator 3
– Prisma
– Punch
– SubBoom Bass 2
– Roland D50
– JD800,
– Juno 60
– SRX Keys
– SRX Orchestra
– SRX Strings
– XV5080
– Omnisphere
– Trilian
– Stylus
– Zebra 2
– Zebra HZ
– Hive
– Diva
– PPG Wave 3
Hardware
Processing and mastering software
– Mac Studio Max2, Screens x 3,
– RMEFF802 Audio Interface,
– RMEFF802 Audio Interface,
– Ferrofish A16mk2 AD/DA Converter/ADAT
– Unitor 8 – Midi Interface x2, Genelec 8040A x 2 Monitors
– Headphone amp,
– Beyer Dynamic headphones
– Sony headphones,
– Headphone amp,
– Beyer Dynamic headphones
– Sony headphones,
– Sennheiser headphones;
– Numerous mics etc.
– Waves, Flux
– Lexicon
– Fab Filter
– iZotope
– Plugin Alliance
– Stillwell, Sonimus
– Sonalkis
– PSP
– Mastering the Mix