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What synths does Gesaffelstein use?

Gesaffelstein has been reported with a Korg MS-20 and a Roland SH-101 in his studio. Gearnews also reports that he has often used a Roland MC-202 in his live rig and an MFB Synth II in his Ableton Live setup.

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What synths does Gesaffelstein use?

Gearnews reported in 2024 that he got a Korg MS-20 for his studio and that a Roland SH-101 is also in his studio. It also names the Roland MC-202 and the MFB Synth II as synths he has used live.

What DAW does Gesaffelstein use?

Gearnews describes the MFB Synth II as a synth he has used in his Ableton Live setup over the years. He has not named a DAW in an interview we could find.

What does Gesaffelstein use live?

According to Gearnews, he has often used a Roland MC-202 in his live rig, alongside an MFB Synth II running in his Ableton Live setup.

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Gesaffelstein is Mike Levy, the French producer from Lyon behind Aleph, Hyperion and Gamma and a co-producer on Kanye West's Yeezus and The Weeknd's Lost in the Fire. He almost never talks about his setup, so this guide is short: the analog synths and software a gear editorial has placed in his studio and live rig.

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