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What DAW does George Ezra use?
On Staying At Tamara's, George Ezra sang mostly into a Telefunken AK47 MkII, with a Neumann U67 on one song and a Shure SM7 on Paradise. His vocal ran through Avid ProComp and AIR Distortion in Pro Tools, with FabFilter Pro-DS, Soundtoys EchoBoy and Waves H-Delay in the mix.
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What studio gear George Ezra uses: a sourced gear guide
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Vocal mics (Staying At Tamara's sessions)
Vocal plugins (Paradise)
About George Ezra's gear.
What microphone does George Ezra sing into?
On Staying At Tamara's, mostly a Telefunken AK47 MkII tube mic, with a Neumann U67 on one song and a Shure SM7 on Paradise, per producer Cam Blackwood in Sound On Sound in 2018.
What DAW was George Ezra's Staying At Tamara's made in?
Pro Tools, used by producer Cam Blackwood for tracking and reference mixes and by Dan Grech-Marguerat for the final mixes.
What plugins are on George Ezra's vocals?
Avid ProComp, AIR Distortion and a Massey De-Esser in Blackwood's session, light Melodyne tuning, then FabFilter Pro-DS, Soundtoys EchoBoy, Waves H-Delay and the AIR Spring Reverb in the final mix of Paradise.
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George Ezra is the English singer-songwriter behind Budapest, Shotgun and Paradise. This guide covers the vocal mics and plugins used on his voice for Staying At Tamara's, as producer Cam Blackwood and mixer Dan Grech-Marguerat described them to Sound On Sound in 2018.
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