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Leon Vynehall has said his Sequential Prophet-6 is the synth he keeps coming back to, and that he has been using Arturia Pigments a lot. In his studio Resident Advisor saw a SOMA Pulsar-23, a Vermona DRM1 MKII, a Universal Audio Apollo 16, outboard from Tube-Tech, Eventide and Neve, and pedals from Chase Bliss, Hologram and Electro-Harmonix.
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“I've had my Prophet 6 synth for maybe nine years, I think it was one of the first big poly synths I bought.”
“On the computer side of things, one thing I've been using a lot is a soft synth plug-in called Pigments by Arturia.”
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“I've had my Prophet 6 synth for maybe nine years, I think it was one of the first big poly synths I bought.”
“On the computer side of things, one thing I've been using a lot is a soft synth plug-in called Pigments by Arturia.”
He told Resident Advisor in 2023 that he has had his Sequential Prophet-6 for about nine years, that it was one of the first big poly synths he bought, and that it came on tour for the Nothing Is Still live show.
Resident Advisor's Studio Digest photographed a SOMA Pulsar-23 drum machine and a Vermona DRM1 MKII drum synthesizer next to his piano and modular synths.
He told Resident Advisor he had been using Arturia Pigments a lot, and said he has no shame in flicking through presets and then changing them.
Resident Advisor saw a Universal Audio Apollo 16, a Klark Teknik 76-KT, an Empirical Labs FATSO, an Overstayer Modular Channel, a Tube-Tech CL 1B, an Eventide H3000 D/SE, an AMS RMX reverb, a Neve 1073, an SPL Vitalizer and KRK 9000B monitors.
His studio holds a Silvertone 1478 and a Fender Duo-Sonic, plus a Lovetone Doppelganger, an Electro-Harmonix HOG and Memory Man, a Chase Bliss CXM 1978, a Hologram Microcosm and a Danelectro Back Talk.
Leon Vynehall is the London producer, DJ and composer behind Music for the Uninvited, Rare, Forever and Nothing Is Still. This guide covers the synths, drum machines, outboard, pedals and guitars in his North London studio, from Resident Advisor's 2023 Studio Digest visit.
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