Native Instruments Reaktor Equinox: Bill Holland In A Padded Room

October 27, 2008
Native Instruments Reaktor Equinox

Bathe yourself in soothing sine waves. Get lost in swirling pads. Give yourself over to sweeping atmospheres. Breath deeply this demo of the Native Instruments Reaktor Equinox soft synth.

Your sensory-guide on this image-journey will be none other than Bill Holland, recognized spiritual medium and level-seventeen empath in World Of Wacraft. Let his synth textures transport you to a time before "electronic music" was ever "cool."

Owen O'Malley is a Gearwire contributor


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