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What DAW does Panic! at the Disco use?
For Death of a Bachelor, Sound On Sound reported that Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco worked in Apple Logic at a home studio built around a Wunder Audio CM7 vocal mic, Chandler TG2 and Undertone MPDI preamps, a Universal Audio Apollo 8 interface and ATC SCM25A monitors.
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What DAW does Brendon Urie use?
Sound On Sound's 2016 Inside Track reported that Urie likes working in Apple Logic, exporting audio to producer Jake Sinclair, who worked in Pro Tools, during Death of a Bachelor.
What microphone does Brendon Urie use?
For his home vocal tracking on Death of a Bachelor, producer Jake Sinclair fitted his studio with a Wunder Audio CM7 into Chandler TG2 and Undertone Audio MPDI mic preamps.
What audio interface does Brendon Urie use?
Sound On Sound reported that he got a Universal Audio Apollo 8 for his home studio, partly for the UAD plug-in platform.
What studio monitors does Brendon Urie use?
He bought a pair of ATC SCM25A active monitors for the garage studio where he recorded vocals, guitars and drums for Death of a Bachelor.
Panic! at the Disco is the Las Vegas pop rock project fronted by Brendon Urie, who played almost every instrument on Death of a Bachelor. This guide covers the garage home studio Urie tracked that album in, as described in Sound On Sound's Inside Track.
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