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What DAW does Brian Eno use?

Brian Eno has said he worked in Logic for years, with Native Instruments FM7 and Steinberg Groove Agent, plus Korg Kaoss Pads, a DigiTech Vocalist and Auto-Tune on vocals. He has talked about the Yamaha DX7, the EMS VCS3 and the Eventide H3000 Harmonizer.

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What DAW does Brian Eno use?

He told Sound On Sound in 2005 that he went through various versions of Logic, from 4 to 7.1, on an Apple Mac.

What synth does Brian Eno use?

He has said he worked with the Yamaha DX7 because he understood it. Earlier he worked with the EMS VCS3 and the EMS Synthi AKS, which was heard on the title track of Bowie's Heroes.

What plugins does Brian Eno use?

He has said he was a big fan of Native Instruments FM7 and has talked about Steinberg Groove Agent for drums and various forms of Auto-Tune.

What harmonizer does Brian Eno use?

He has talked about the Eventide H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer and wrote to Eventide to congratulate them on it. It is also shown in his studio in a 2005 Sound On Sound feature.

What speakers does Brian Eno use?

He gave a testimonial for ECLIPSE speakers, saying he first heard them in Mostar playing a record he helped produce.

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Brian Eno is the English composer and producer behind Music for Airports, Another Green World and records with Bowie, Talking Heads and U2. This guide covers the synths, effects and software he has talked about and been shown with.

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