“I don't love this software; it's just very easy to compose with it.”
What DAW does Guy Gerber use?
Guy Gerber has said he composes in Ableton Live after years in Cubase, and he has talked about his Roland Juno-106 and Studio Electronics Omega 8 synths. He has been seen using an AMS DMX 15-80S delay and Focal Twin6 Be monitors in his studio.
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“I don't love this software; it's just very easy to compose with it.”
“I used to work with Cubase. I love it.”
“With the Juno, the thing is, I don't have to think so much with it.”
“This one has a very CS-80l custom-made filter, and also an Oberheim emulator.”
“Did you see what it does? How cool is that?”
About Guy Gerber's gear.
What DAW does Guy Gerber use?
Guy Gerber told Resident Advisor in 2015 that he moved from Cubase to Ableton Live, which he called very easy to compose with.
What synth does Guy Gerber use?
He has talked about the Roland Juno-106, which he said he can program in a second, and a Studio Electronics Omega 8 with a custom filter in his studio.
What studio monitors does Guy Gerber use?
Focal Twin6 Be monitors were seen in his studio in the 2015 Resident Advisor Machine Love feature.
What delay does Guy Gerber use?
He was seen triggering effects on an AMS DMX 15-80S digital delay during his 2015 Resident Advisor studio interview.
Guy Gerber is a Tel Aviv born DJ and producer behind the Rumors parties and label. This guide covers the DAW, synths, outboard and monitors from his 2015 Resident Advisor studio feature.
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