“The Wasp and the TB-303 are my friends for a life.”

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What DAW does Alexander Robotnick use?
Alexander Robotnick has said he works in Steinberg Cubase with two MOTU 24 I/O interfaces, an EDP Wasp, a Roland TB-303, an Oberheim Two Voice and a Vermona DRM1. He made Problemes d'Amour on a Roland TR-808, two TB-303s and a Korg Mono/Poly.
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Studio
“The Wasp and the TB-303 are my friends for a life.”
“It's the princess of my setup.”
Problemes d'Amour
Early years
About Alexander Robotnick's gear.
What DAW does Alexander Robotnick use?
In his 2018 Attack Magazine studio feature he said his setup ran on Cubase 8.5, with Expert Sleepers Silent Way controlling the CV and gate of his analog synths.
What synth does Alexander Robotnick use?
He has said the EDP Wasp and Roland TB-303 have been with him since 1982, and he calls the Oberheim Two Voice the princess of his setup. He also named the Korg Mono/Poly on Problemes d'Amour.
What drum machine did Alexander Robotnick use on Problemes d'Amour?
He has said the track was made with a Roland TR-808, two Roland TB-303 Bass Lines and a Korg Mono/Poly. In his studio he has played a Vermona DRM1.
What audio interface does Alexander Robotnick use?
He has said he ran two MOTU 24 I/O interfaces, one feeding a 16 channel summing box.
Alexander Robotnick is the Florentine producer behind the 1983 italo and proto house classic Problemes d'Amour. This guide covers his studio from Attack Magazine's My Studio feature and the machines he has named in interviews on his own site.
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