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Oliver Koletzki has said he mixes on ADAM Audio S5X-H midfield monitors, played loud so his Berlin studio feels like a club, after earlier ADAM S3X-V and Genelec setups. He started on a Commodore C64 with Soundtracker, then moved to Amiga computers and an Atari ST.
“It's really important to me to have the same feeling as when I'm standing in a club, on a dancefloor.”
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“It's really important to me to have the same feeling as when I'm standing in a club, on a dancefloor.”
ADAM Audio reported in 2018 that he moved from Genelec to ADAM S3X-V monitors and then to ADAM S5X-H midfields, set several metres from his desk so the sound feels like standing on a dancefloor.
He told the Bonedo Schallwandler podcast in 2020 that his father gave him a Commodore C64 at 12, where he found the Soundtracker program, followed by Amiga computers and an Atari ST.
He runs the Berlin label Stil vor Talent, which he has called his greatest marker of success.
Oliver Koletzki is the Berlin DJ and producer who runs the Stil vor Talent label. This guide covers the studio monitors he has talked about and the computers and tracker software he started making music on.
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