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Ryuichi Sakamoto's Studio Equipment

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Reaktor digital modular Used when making async Ring modulator A ring modulator is a synthesizer or effects-unit function or device that inputs signals of 2 different frequencies (carrier and modulator waves) and generates a new sound (harmonics) containing their sum and difference frequencies. This creates distinctive, complex sounds ordinarily unavailable, including metallic timbres, bell-like sounds, and noninteger harmonics like robotic voices, and is widely used as an effect for guitars and synthesizers. A wooden Prophet synth A Prophet synth refers to a series of iconic analog synthesizers made by the American company Sequential (formerly Dave Smith Instruments), famous for the groundbreaking Prophet-5, the first fully programmable polyphonic synth with memory, and its successors like the Prophet-6, Prophet-10, Rev2, and Take 5, known for rich, warm, classic tones with deep sound-shaping capabilities and modern features.

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