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What's in Fred Everything's studio?
Fred Everything has said he works with a Dave Smith Prophet-6, a Moog Voyager and Minitaur, Roland Juno-60, an Akai MPC3000 and S612, Roland TR-606 and TR-8 drum machines, a Roland RE-201 Space Echo and a Universal Audio Apollo, recording through an API A2D and API 2500.
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What studio gear Fred Everything uses: a sourced gear guide
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Synths
“I love the tone of it, which is so close to the original Prophet-5”
Drum machines and samplers
“You just can't beat the sound and the swing of this machine.”
Effects and outboard
Recording chain
“After years of frustrations, this saved my life.”
About Fred Everything's gear.
What synth does Fred Everything use?
He has said the Dave Smith Prophet-6 is his modern polysynth of choice, alongside a Moog Voyager and Minitaur, a Moog Mother-32, a MIDI-fied Roland Juno-60, a Juno-106, a red SH-101, a white Korg ARP Odyssey and a Solina String Ensemble.
What audio interface does Fred Everything use?
He told Attack Magazine he records through a Universal Audio Apollo, with an API A2D preamp into an API 2500 compressor and a UA 2192 converter.
What plugins does Fred Everything use?
He has said he is a long-time user of Universal Audio's UAD plugins, which led him to the Apollo.
What drum machine does Fred Everything use?
He has said he relied on a modded Akai MPC3000 for its swing, a Roland TR-606, a Roland TR-8 for 909, 808 and 707 sounds, Native Instruments Maschine for sampled drums and an Akai S612 sampler.
Fred Everything is the Montreal deep house producer and DJ behind Lazy Days Recordings. This guide covers the synths, drum machines, outboard and recording chain he showed in his Montreal studio.
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