Top 5Has said they use
Ableton
Live“I prefer to use Ableton's session view rather than clips.”
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Eats Everything has said he writes in Ableton Live, bounces stems to Pro Tools with Avid HEAT on the master, and puts the Infected Mushroom Pusher plugin on almost every channel. He has named a Moog Voyager, Roland TR-8S, Strymon pedals and an Allen & Heath ZED-R16 interface.
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Avid
Pro Tools“I'll basically finish all the automation in Ableton then bounce the stems into Pro Tools”
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Arturia
Pigments“I've also been using Arturia Pigments a lot”
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Arturia
Matrix-12 V“The lovely bleepy sounding riff is from the Arturia Matrix 12, which is a really cool soft synth”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
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FabFilter
Saturn“I use the fab filter Saturn as well on that, its a really great saturator & really lifts elements.”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
What studio gear Eats Everything uses: a sourced gear guide
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Studio
Has said they use
Ableton
Live“I prefer to use Ableton's session view rather than clips.”
Has said they use
Avid
Pro Tools“I'll basically finish all the automation in Ableton then bounce the stems into Pro Tools”
Avid
HEAT
Has said they use
Avid
HEAT“Heat is like an analog feel from a digital perspective, which helps lift the mix and make everything louder and brighter.”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
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Waves
Infected Mushroom Pusher
Has said they use
“there's a plugin that I use on almost every channel and it only cost me about €30. It's the Infected Mushroom Pusher”
Said in Eats Everything: There's a plugin that I use on almost every channel (MusicRadar), July 2022
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Has said they use
Arturia
Pigments“I've also been using Arturia Pigments a lot”
Has said they use
Arturia
Matrix-12 V“The lovely bleepy sounding riff is from the Arturia Matrix 12, which is a really cool soft synth”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
Arturia
Buchla Easel V
Has said they use
Arturia
Buchla Easel V“This is a mad soft modular synth and was really the first time I had a proper go with it.”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
Klevgrand
REAMP
Has said they use
Klevgrand
REAMP“it's a wicked piece of kit.”
Said in Eats Everything: There's a plugin that I use on almost every channel (MusicRadar), July 2022
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Has said they use
FabFilter
Saturn“I use the fab filter Saturn as well on that, its a really great saturator & really lifts elements.”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
FabFilter
Timeless 2
Has said they use
FabFilter
Timeless 2“The delay I used with the vocal in the break is the Fab Filter Timeless 2, which I think is a really great delay.”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
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Has said they use
iZotope
Trash“It's an amazing distortion plug like no other in my opinion.”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
Has said they use
Spectrasonics
Stylus RMXSaid in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
Has said they use
Moog
Voyager“My Moog Voyager is my go-to synth”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
Has said they use
Has said they use
Roland
TB-303 Bass Line“The acid line is from the Roland 303”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
Warm Audio
WA76 compressor
Has said they use
Warm Audio
WA76 compressorSaid in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
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Strymon
El Capistan delay pedal
Has said they use
Strymon
El Capistan delay pedal“I run all my outboard gear through the Strymon El Capistan delay & the Strymon Deco pedals”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
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Strymon
Deco tape saturation pedal
Has said they use
Strymon
Deco tape saturation pedal“I run all my acid lines through Strymon Deco”
Said in Track By Track: Eats Everything (Attack Magazine), November 2020
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Eventide
H9 effects pedal
Has said they use
Eventide
H9 effects pedal“Everything runs through them. I use the Eventide H9, the Strymon El Capistan and the Strymon Deco”
Said in Eats Everything: There's a plugin that I use on almost every channel (MusicRadar), July 2022
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Has said they use
Allen & Heath
ZED-R16“I use an Allen and Heath Zed-R16 firewire desk as my interface”
Said in Eats Everything reveals loyalty to personal producing set up (MusicTech), July 2022
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PMC
twotwo.6 studio monitors
Has said they use
Said in 10 Years After Breaking Through, Eats Everything Is Feeling More Creative and Honest Than Ever (Beatportal), April 2020
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Questions
About Eats Everything's gear.
What DAW does Eats Everything use?
He told MusicRadar in 2022 that he finishes his automation in Ableton Live, then bounces the stems into Pro Tools and adds the HEAT plugin on the master.
What plugins does Eats Everything use?
He has named the Infected Mushroom Pusher, Arturia Pigments, Matrix-12 V and Buchla Easel V, FabFilter Saturn and Timeless 2, iZotope Trash, Spectrasonics Stylus RMX and Klevgrand REAMP.
What synth does Eats Everything use?
He told Attack Magazine in 2020 that his Moog Voyager is his go-to synth. He has also named a Roland TB-303 and a Roland TR-8S on his EP 8 Cubed.
What audio interface does Eats Everything use?
He told MusicTech in 2022 that his interface is an Allen & Heath ZED-R16 firewire desk.
What studio monitors does Eats Everything use?
Beatportal reported in 2020 that he works on PMC twotwo.6 speakers in his studio.
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