Myd has said he works with a Minimoog Model D bought in Tokyo, a MIDIfied Roland Juno-60 and a Dave Smith Evolver, and runs most masters through a Tascam PortaStudio 424. He reamps through a Roland Jazz Chorus 120 and has said he relies on Moogerfooger filters, a Lexicon PCM 91 and Ableton.
“The Moog Model D was the last piece I wanted for my studio. I found it at Echigoya Music in Tokyo.”
“I use this fantastic '80s amp to reamp anything I want to sound out of the mix.”
“A Juno will always sound like a Juno but it's also a really versatile synth that can fit in lots of different productions.”
“I call this synth 'The last chance'. When you are really out of inspiration you turn this baby boy on.”
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“The Moog Model D was the last piece I wanted for my studio. I found it at Echigoya Music in Tokyo.”
“It's fun and exciting to hear a natural tape sidechain.”
“I use this fantastic '80s amp to reamp anything I want to sound out of the mix.”
“A Juno will always sound like a Juno but it's also a really versatile synth that can fit in lots of different productions.”
“This pedal effect creates random tape recorder bugs on any sources.”
“That's way more wide and deep than any plugin I ever tried.”
“Whose are the best filters on earth? Moog's.”
“I call this synth 'The last chance'. When you are really out of inspiration you turn this baby boy on.”
Myd has said he works in Ableton Live. In MusicRadar's Me in my studio feature he described starting songs on his Dave Smith Evolver as a break from a blank Ableton session.
He has named a Minimoog Model D he found at Echigoya Music in Tokyo, a Roland Juno-60 that he MIDIfied the day he bought it, and a Dave Smith Instruments Evolver he turns to when he is out of inspiration.
He has said he runs most of his masters through a Tascam PortaStudio 424 as a final polish, and also plays it as an instrument using its pitch knob.
He has said he reamps sounds through a Roland Jazz Chorus 120, runs synths through a Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water pedal and Moogerfooger low-pass filters, and relies on a Lexicon PCM 91 reverb that Philippe Zdar gave him.
Myd is the Ed Banger producer, engineer and live performer Quentin Lepoutre, known for French touch house and the album Born a Loser. This guide covers the studio gear he has talked about: vintage synths, tape, pedals and outboard.
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