“When I started to play with this keyboard, that’s when I realised that music was actually not just a hobby.”
What gear does Mr. Oizo use?
Mr. Oizo made Flat Beat on a Korg MS-20, with an Akai S1000 sampler and the kick from a Roland TR-606, he told Red Bull Music Academy in 2019. As Quentin Dupieux he shot Rubber on a Canon EOS 5D Mark II.
Where to start with Mr. Oizo's gear.
What gear Mr. Oizo uses: a sourced gear guide
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Flat Beat and the early records
“When I started to play with this keyboard, that’s when I realised that music was actually not just a hobby.”
“The finishing touch was the kick from a Roland TR-606”
“an AKAI SS1000 sampler, a cheap PC loaded with a demo of the digital audio workstation Cakewalk, a budget mixer”
Behind the camera
“picked his brain about his use of the Cannon 5D Mark II, and the hurdles he overcame shooting a Feature length film with it.”
Records he has named
About Mr. Oizo's gear.
What synth did Mr. Oizo use on Flat Beat?
A Korg MS-20. He told Red Bull Music Academy in 2019 that he bought it from his friend Jackson Fourgeaud, and that playing it was when he realised music was not just a hobby. The bassline was a loop he made in about two hours.
What drum machine is on Flat Beat?
The kick comes from a Roland TR-606, which he jokingly called maybe the weakest in the industry. The rest of the setup was an Akai sampler, a cheap PC running a demo of Cakewalk and a budget mixer.
What camera did Quentin Dupieux shoot Rubber on?
A Canon EOS 5D Mark II. In a 2011 interview reported by CineD he talked about shooting a feature on the 5D Mark II with inexpensive Canon lenses, and CineD noted he thinks it is more about the camera than the lenses.
What music did Quentin Dupieux use in Reality?
The film's only score is the opening of Philip Glass's 1971 piece Music with Changing Parts. He told Cinezik in 2015 that he listened to Glass's whole discography looking for the perfect piece and fell in love with this one.
Mr. Oizo is Quentin Dupieux, the Paris producer behind Flat Beat, Lambs Anger and All Wet, and the director of Rubber and Deerskin. This guide covers the synth, drum machine and sampler behind Flat Beat, the camera he shot Rubber on, and a record he has named.
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