What's in Metrik's studio?
Metrik has said his studio runs on a Universal Audio Apollo 8 and RME Digiface USB, with Genelec 8340A monitors and a 7350 subwoofer, Audeze LCD-2 headphones, a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 MK2, Ableton Push, a Sequential Prophet-6 and a Neumann TLM 102 for vocals.
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What audio interface does Metrik use?
In his 2020 studio walkthrough video, Metrik listed a Universal Audio Apollo 8 Thunderbolt interface and an RME Digiface USB.
What studio monitors does Metrik use?
He has said he works on Genelec 8340A Smart Active Monitors with a Genelec 7350 subwoofer, per his own studio walkthrough video.
What headphones does Metrik use?
Metrik listed Audeze LCD-2 Classic open back headphones in the equipment notes of his studio walkthrough video.
What MIDI keyboard does Metrik use?
He has said he works with a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 MK2, alongside an Ableton Push controller and a You Rock Guitar MIDI guitar.
What synth does Metrik use?
The hardware synth in his studio walkthrough is a Sequential Prophet-6.
What microphone does Metrik use for vocals?
Metrik records his own vocals and listed a Neumann TLM 102 condenser microphone in his studio walkthrough.
Metrik is the drum and bass project of UK producer Tom Mundell, a long-running Hospital Records artist. This guide covers the studio he showed in his own walkthrough video for the Ex Machina album era.
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