Analog.
I make music the analog way – synthesizers, old lo-fi keyboards, and anything with a character you can't just dial in.
My centerpiece is the Behringer Poly D, a modern recreation of the legendary Minimoog. Alongside that, vintage organs and classic keys find their way in – sounds that have a smell to them.
In my band Daydream I play keys and synthesizers, together with real drums, guitars and bass. The difference to digital? You can hear it immediately.
My
Studio
My studio is my bedroom. No acoustic panels, no separate room – just a desk and enough gear to lose track of time. I record, mix and produce entirely in Logic Pro, with Dolby Atmos as a natural part of the workflow. The Behringer UMC 404 HD handles everything going in and out.
The setup revolves around the Behringer Poly D synthesizer, two BONTEMPI keyboards from the 70s and 80s, a Yamaha CSP 150 grand piano, Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones and a SONY turntable that has no business being in a teenager's room. Analog in, analog out – as much as possible.
