Железо Скотта Сторча:

KIT AT THE HIT FACTORY

Computer, DAW, recording hardware, console


Apogee AD-8000 converter: “It works with the neutrality formula I have,” Wayne says. “I also use it to clock on any Pro Tools system. I plugged the clock in, and it changed my life. It sounds so thick and rich.”

Apple Mac G5 computer

Digidesign 192 I/O (3), 888 I/O (2) interfaces, Pro Tools software

Furman PL-Plus power conditioner SSL 9000J console
Samplers, drum machines


Akai MPC2000XL, MPC3000: “My main drum programming comes from the MPC3000 and 2000 side by side,” Storch says. “I think the 3000 is the best sounding. But the MPC2000 is the most user-friendly. You can change the instrument that corresponds with [the MIDI channel] without having to stop the record. That's important for me while I'm creating.”
Software, plug-ins


Arturia Minimoog V software synth

BitHeadz Unity software sampler/synth

Digidesign Long Delay plug-in

GForce Oddity software synth

Line 6 Echo Farm plug-in

Plogue Bidule modular-audio software: “Plogue is a workspace where you can take virtual instruments, combine them and control them with a MIDI source,” Wayne says. “It's a platform for VST plug-in instruments and Audio Units plug-ins, and it does a whole lot more.”

Steinberg WaveLab reverb plug-in

TC|Works TC|Chorus plug-in

Universal Audio Teletronix LA-2A plug-in
Synths, modules


E-mu Vintage Pro sound module

Novation SuperNova synth

Roland XV-5080 sound module (2)

Soundart Chameleon audio DSP engine

Studio Electronics SE-1 sound module

Yamaha Motif synth
Mic, mic preamp/compressor/EQ


Avalon Vt-737sp preamp/compressor/EQ

Sony C800G mic
Headphones, monitors


Genelec 1031A monitors

Sony MDR700 headphones