Studio D

Every creative musician appreciates the convenience of virtual instruments in the box, and they can even sound quite good. However, anyone who has felt the inspiration of playing a vintage synth knows that it is a completely different experience. It brings out very different musical ideas, and the three dimensionality of the sound can even change your compositional perspective.

There are many plugin Minimoog Model D synths, but when you put your hands on a vintage Model D from the early 1970s, your musical ideas come out differently. It’s not just a more interesting sound, it’s more interesting musical ideas.

Current instruments in Studio D:

• Fender Rhodes Mark 1 Stage Keyboard (early 1970s)
• Minimoog Model D (early 1970s)
• Sequential Circuits Prophet 5
• Crumar DS2 (late 1970s)
• Yamaha CS-15 analog synthesizer (late 1970s)
• Korg DW-8000 (1985)
• Roland Juno JX-8P (1985)
• Ensoniq SQ-2 Wavetable Synth (1991)