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Django Django have said they keep coming back to a Roland Juno-60 and SH-1000. Producer Dave Maclean has said a Novation Bass Station II is his sketching synth and that he loves Soundtoys plugins. The band moved from Cubase to Pro Tools and have been seen with a Roland SH-101.
“The Bass Station 2 is a little monophonic synth and is a go-to for me when it comes to sketching out ideas”
“These are pieces of kit we've used a lot and always come back to.”
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“The Bass Station 2 is a little monophonic synth and is a go-to for me when it comes to sketching out ideas”
“These are pieces of kit we've used a lot and always come back to.”
“I love the Soundtoys plug-ins”
The band have said they return to a Roland Juno-60 and SH-1000, and Dave Maclean has said the Novation Bass Station II is his go-to for sketching tracks such as Free From Gravity. A Roland SH-101 and a Jen SX-1000 sit in their London studio.
Tommy Grace told MusicTech the band moved from Cubase to Pro Tools when making their second album, Born Under Saturn.
Dave Maclean has said he loves the Soundtoys plugins, and leaned on software more on Glowing in the Dark to move away from big analogue synth sounds.
Django Django are the London art-rock and electronic band of Vincent Neff, Dave Maclean, Tommy Grace and Jimmy Dixon. This guide covers the synths, plugins and studio gear Dave and Tommy described while making Glowing in the Dark.
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