“I've been using the Make Noise Morphagene module a lot these days.”
What gear does Bana Haffar use?
Bana Haffar has said she used the Make Noise Morphagene and Phonogene and a 0-Coast. She was seen using a Moog DFAM and Mother-32 in a 2018 rig tour. Her first synth was a Moog Voyager, and she has named a Zoom H6 and a GE microcassette recorder.
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“I've been using the Make Noise Morphagene module a lot these days.”
Studio
“I also used an 0-Coast on both tracks to double some melody lines and a Phonogene to incorporate my voice.”
“I bought my first synthesizer during my bass-playing years, a Moog Voyager.”
Stage
Recording
“My first studio was my bedroom, I had a small Eurorack system, a Moog Voyager, and a Zoom H6.”
“These were layered multiple times over and cut in and out of each other at different speeds on a GE 35383 Micro Cassette Recorder”
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What modular synth does Bana Haffar use?
She built her Matiere record on a Eurorack system made entirely of Make Noise modules, and in 2019 said she was using the Make Noise Morphagene a lot. She has also said she reconfigures her system often.
What synth does Bana Haffar use?
Her first synth was a Moog Voyager. She has also used a Make Noise 0-Coast on record and was seen with a Moog DFAM and Mother-32 in a compact rig at Moog's House of Electronicus in 2018.
What recorder does Bana Haffar use?
She has said her first bedroom studio included a Zoom H6, and that the opening of Genera was built from tapes run on a GE 35383 microcassette recorder.
What book does Bana Haffar love?
In a 15 Questions interview she named Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music.
Bana Haffar is a modular synthesist and composer who has released records on Make Noise Records and Touch and co-founded the Modular on the Spot outdoor synth series. This guide covers the modules, synths and recorders she has named in interviews or been shown playing.
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