“I had this Moog Sirin”

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What DAW does Jessy Lanza use?
Jessy Lanza has said she used a Yamaha SY77 on the whole of All The Time, alongside a Moog Sirin, a Roland Juno-106 and earlier a Yamaha DX7 and Polymoog. For vocals and drums she has named Soundtoys EchoBoy, MicroShift, Little AlterBoy, PrimalTap and Decapitator, plus iZotope Iris and Logic Pro.
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“I have this big, really clunky Yamaha SY77, which I used on the whole record.”
“I had this Moog Sirin”
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About Jessy Lanza's gear.
What DAW does Jessy Lanza use?
She has talked about a complicated relationship with Logic Pro on MusicTech's My Forever Studio podcast, criticizing its EXS24 sampler and warping while still working in it.
What plugins does Jessy Lanza use?
She has said she ran vocals through Soundtoys EchoBoy, MicroShift and Little AlterBoy, has said she put PrimalTap and Decapitator on drums, and got weird sounds out of the iZotope Iris sampler.
What synth does Jessy Lanza use?
She has said she used a Yamaha SY77 on her whole album All The Time and spent time patching a Moog Sirin. She started on a Polymoog before moving to a Yamaha DX7 and a Roland Juno-106.
Jessy Lanza is a Canadian producer and singer from Hamilton, Ontario, who releases electronic pop on Hyperdub. This guide covers the synths, plugins and DAW she has talked about in MusicTech interviews.
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