“I started playing around with my Prophet 6”
What gear does Julien Bracht use?
Julien Bracht has said he used a Sequential Prophet-6, a Roland SH-101, Arturia Pigments and a Behringer 909 clone on his Rave Flower EP, recording with a pair of Octava mics. His studio has also included a Korg Mono/Poly, an AcidLab 808 clone, an Eventide Space and Event Opal monitors.
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Studio
“I started playing around with my Prophet 6”
“that was the SH-101, one of my favourite synths also”
“a plug sound from the new Arturia plug In, called Pigments”
“All drums are made with the 909 from Behringer”
“My lovely Korg Mono/Poly from 1982. It's one of the greatest synths in my studio.”
“This is the 808 clone by AcidLab.”
“One of my favourite effects units in my studio.”
“This is one of the voices of my studio: the Event Opals.”
Recording
“I recorded it with 2 Octava Mics in AB stereo”
About Julien Bracht's gear.
What synths does Julien Bracht use?
For the 2022 Rave Flower EP he named his Prophet 6, a Roland SH-101 and the Arturia Pigments plugin. In 2014 he called his 1982 Korg Mono/Poly one of the greatest synths in his studio.
What drum machine does Julien Bracht use?
He said all drums on Rave Flower were made with the 909 from Behringer. In 2014 he showed an AcidLab 808 clone, which he called the closest copy of the TR-808 he knew of.
How does Julien Bracht make his hi-hats?
He told Attack Magazine that all hi-hats and shakers on Rave Flower were made with rakes and other tools recorded in his garage, using two Octava mics in AB stereo.
What monitors does Julien Bracht use?
He named Event Opal nearfield monitors in his 2014 Attack Magazine studio feature.
Julien Bracht is a German techno producer and drummer who plays live sets with machines and an acoustic drum kit, and runs his own System Records imprint. This guide covers the synths, drum machines, microphones and effects he has named in studio features.
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