“And I’m still working with Logic.”

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What DAW does Mousse T. use?
Mousse T. has said he works in Logic and has used Pro Tools, with Arturia V Collection, Soundtoys EchoBoy and Waves SoundShifter plugins. His studio has a Mitec console, an SSL Duality, a Minimoog, a Yamaha CS-20, Akai samplers, Yamaha NS10 monitors and Sennheiser HD 25 headphones.
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Studio
“And I’m still working with Logic.”
“I work with Emagic Logic Audio and Digidesign Pro Tools”
“I still use the almost 40-year-old Mitec EX-Series console as a kind of summation for most of my signals coming out of my DAW and for all of my analogue recordings.”
“I have in my studio the SSL Duality, which is great because it features all the analog goodies from the old times”
“I use an RME soundcard and a SSL 24-track Madi AX Converter with an Apogee clock.”
“In the small studio where I do my mixing I only have NS10s, but they sound remarkably good in there.”
“Headphones are really important for me. I used the HD 25’s”
Plugins
“Synth heaven! Everything you basically want to own for real, right there!”
“One of them I’m always using is the SoundShifter, for pitching samples, vocals, basslines etc.”
“Loving the Fairchild compressor collection, great for vocals, piano, bass, you name it!”
“Echo Boy is sooooo good for echoes, delays etc.”
“I really do dig Revival for sonic enhancement.”
DJ booth
“beautiful headphone, crisp, good volume.”
Recording
“I am loving my Sennheiser microphones, like the MD 421, for instance”
“they're such solid, professional mics, and really versatile.”
Synths and keys
“the CS20 from Yamaha, for instance which is a dinosaur, but it sounds amazing.”
“Then the Roland SH-09, which you hear on a lot of my stuff”
“I used a Clavia Nord Lead 2 for a few of those old synth sounds”
“I was playing the Rhodes on it, and a bit of bass.”
Samplers
“it's that funny little Doctor Sample machine, which I like using because it sounds really nasty.”
Outboard
“Also, I work with busses, like my drum bus with which I use an SSL G and a Precision compressor.”
“I used a Lexicon 480L for Tom's vocal”
“I love the BSS for drums and complete mixes, and it's incredible for club music because it's really aggressive.”
“I use the SE50 on everything to varying degrees.”
Records that shaped me
“I knew instantly that I wanted to do music for the dance floors.”
“I always loved Peggy Lee’s Fever”
About Mousse T.'s gear.
What DAW does Mousse T. use?
Mousse T. has said he is still working with Logic. Around the time of Sex Bomb in 2000 he also named Digidesign Pro Tools alongside Emagic Logic Audio.
What plugins does Mousse T. use?
He has named Arturia V Collection, Waves SoundShifter, the Universal Audio Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection, Soundtoys EchoBoy and Slate Digital Revival. In a remix masterclass he also worked with Reveal Sound Spire and Native Instruments Pro-53.
What synth does Mousse T. use?
Mousse T. has said his studio holds a Yamaha CS-20, a Prophet-10, a Minimoog and a Roland SH-09, which he says you hear on a lot of his records. He has also named a Clavia Nord Lead 2 from the Sex Bomb sessions.
What headphones does Mousse T. use?
In a Sennheiser Pro Talk interview he named the Sennheiser HD 25 for studio work and the Sennheiser HD 8 DJ for DJing.
What studio monitors does Mousse T. use?
For the Sex Bomb mixes he said he only had Yamaha NS10s in his small mixing room, checking mixes on other speakers in the larger rooms at Peppermint Park.
What audio interface does Mousse T. use?
Mousse T. has said he runs an RME soundcard with an SSL MADI AX converter and an Apogee clock, summing through his Mitec EX-Series console.
Mousse T. is the Hanover house producer and DJ behind Horny and Sex Bomb, and he runs the Peppermint Jam label and studios. This guide covers the DAWs, plugins, synths, samplers, outboard and headphones he has named in interviews, plus records that shaped him.
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