What's in Kruder & Dorfmeister's studio?
Kruder & Dorfmeister have said their first sampler was an Akai X7000, and that their early Vienna studio ran on an Atari 1040ST with an Akai S1100 sampler, a Technics SL-1210 turntable, a Wurlitzer electric piano, a Roland TB-303 and a Moog Prodigy. An Atari Mega ST2 also appears in their studio photos.
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Early studio
“We bought our first sampler, which was an Akai X7000, with a big keyboard, and only like ten seconds of sample time.”
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What sampler does Kruder & Dorfmeister use?
Peter Kruder told Wax Poetics their first sampler was an Akai X7000 with about ten seconds of sample time. The duo told ORF.at their early studio was built around an Akai S1100.
What synth does Kruder & Dorfmeister use?
They told ORF.at their early home studio held a Roland TB-303 and a Moog Prodigy, alongside a Wurlitzer electric piano.
What computer did Kruder & Dorfmeister make their early records on?
The duo named an Atari 1040ST as the heart of their first studio, and ORF.at photos show an Atari Mega ST2 that worked as their MIDI sequencer.
What turntable does Kruder & Dorfmeister use?
They listed a Technics SL-1210 turntable as part of their early Vienna studio setup.
Kruder & Dorfmeister are Vienna producers and DJs Peter Kruder and Richard Dorfmeister, known for The K&D Sessions and the downtempo Vienna sound. This guide covers the samplers, computers, synths and turntable from their early home studio, as they have described them.
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