Well known producers who use only software.

[sacredgeometry]

'Always outnumbered never outgunned' by the Prodigy was done entirely in Reason (IIRC). I think they changed tact for the new album. Make of that what you will.

they said that but then ran in alot of samples most people do i dont think i have ever made a song entirely with vsts and been happy with it...in fact i doubt ive made entirely digital music and been happy with it i always record something in to stop it feeling stale...that says nothing for anyone that does it just shows that i personally cannot.

peace

brian

[araz]

I'm interested to know of examples of relatively well known producers who use only software in their music. One or two synths, and MPC or something similar is acceptable but no massive studios, multi-instrumentalists etc.

Check out Airbase, specially tutorial #11 http://www.airbasemusic.com/ All done in Live with samples and soft synths.

Araz

[bridgealantee]

Flying Lotus uses an MPC I'm pretty sure.

Nope. http://remixmag.com/artists/hiphop_R&B/ ... ing-lotus/
Says he dropped the MPC.

[PLacidBasilisk]

Inspirational. Its funny because he's got some of the most wonderfully polished sounding beats.

[d-track]

beethoven did the job... quite well considering the fact he was deaf.
we also made "beethoven compo" back in the 90's demoscene where had to do some music and the jury judged (and laughed their ass on) the masterpieces.
ppl can hear the samples one time then sound off then start sequencing.
maybe i sholuld give it a new try

[Johnisfaster]

Thom Yorke's solo album as well as the new Fever Ray album were made entirely in Live with softsynths if memory serves, though I can tell you that the Fever Ray album did get its final mixdown done through an analog desk.

source?

from what I can find he used samples from previous radiohead sessions where real instruments where involved.

[H20nly]

Thom Yorke's solo album as well as the new Fever Ray album were made entirely in Live with softsynths if memory serves, though I can tell you that the Fever Ray album did get its final mixdown done through an analog desk.

source?

from what I can find he used samples from previous radiohead sessions where real instruments where involved.

So isn't half of Live (session view) just a giant "samples from previous radiohead sessions" launcher?
Seems to me it would be easy to both be right on this one.

[teknobryan]

Steve Angello, Eric Prydz, Benassi, Laidback Luke use only software

[musikmachine]

There's a well known dubstep producer who only uses software but i can't remember his name.

[weeddigger]

Booka Shade

[hurlingdervish]

stop making boundaries and just make music anyway you can

[SubFunk]

stop making boundaries and just make music anyway you can

+1

[Johnisfaster]

Thom Yorke's solo album as well as the new Fever Ray album were made entirely in Live with softsynths if memory serves, though I can tell you that the Fever Ray album did get its final mixdown done through an analog desk.

source?

from what I can find he used samples from previous radiohead sessions where real instruments where involved.

So isn't half of Live (session view) just a giant "samples from previous radiohead sessions" launcher?
Seems to me it would be easy to both be right on this one.

I'm not saying he's wrong, I'm just saying the only info I could find mentioned nothing of Softsynths

[ollyb303]

There's a well known dubstep producer who only uses software but i can't remember his name.

Rusko?

[hurlingdervish]

There's a well known dubstep producer who only uses software but i can't remember his name.

Rusko?

pretty much every dubstep producer only uses software.