always great to hear from Sharooz, he's been such a positive force in the industry and a really supportive one. Got to work with him with Sample Magic and then the library music publish Dynamic Music.
100% For many people seeing this video they just see a dude with an amazing studio. When you dig a little deeper you can see that Sharooz has been involved in loads of different projects within the music industry. Sidenote - I have been following your Instagram for a while now and if anyone is reading this def go and check out DivKid's channel and Instagram for loads of synth awesomeness!
Thanks for watching!! I thought this one would be great to kick off the series since there is so much to talk about and to see how he is using everything!
It is a really amazing studio. He has loads of gear that has been used in his productions and also sample packs for many years. Whilst it's not being used heavily at the moment he still makes really good use of all the equipment.
@@craigwilliamsmusic Apologies, I didn't know I had notifications turned off! I am sure he puts all of this to great use - you can tell there is a lot of love here. Absolutely beautiful.
I think that he would agree with you. With that said he has extensively sampled all of these instruments so when he is traveling he can kind of have them with him.
So I was wondering, because I just sold my Roland FA06. When you use only older synths and do not use MIDI but PRINT the audio from the synth on the track, and then you no longer have/own that synth and you need top replace that sound, I assume, unless you sampled it, you try to replicate with a VST substitute? I ask because you have a lot of not easily replaceable hardware that could fail at any time.
Usually, I just print to audio and keep moving on with the track. If for some reason the synth fails or something goes wrong where I can't use that instrument again I will usually switch up the sound and go a slightly different direction. I just put it down to the music spirits telling me to go in a different direction.
It's like some trust fund kid got out the 'What synths are cool' manual and then bought them all. And the price of these things clearly has value for you but does not mean the guy has any character. Vanilla studio and vanilla music.
All good, some other people were saying that it sounded really bad and the equipment was a waste I felt that I should defend him since he was nice enough to take the time for the video. Just trying to keep things positive.
