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Roland
TR-909 Rhythm Composer“I never use it as a MIDI instrument cause I love its own groove.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Phil Weeks has said his Akai MPC3000LE is the masterpiece of his studio, sequencing a Roland TR-909 on almost every track, with a Roland TB-303 for basslines and an SH-09 for effects, a Yamaha 03D mixer, Fostex and Dynaudio BM5 monitors and Sony MDR-7506 headphones.
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Roland
TB-303 Bass Line“I made the bassline of 'It's The Inside That Counts' with it.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Roland
SH-09“I use it only a little, for FX mostly or for some random sequence.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Yamaha
03D“it's very easy to use and I can easily save all my projects”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Sony
MDR-7506“I control everything in the Sony MDR7506 headphones.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
What drum-machines Phil Weeks uses: a sourced gear guide
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Studio
Akai Professional
MPC3000LE
Has said they use
Akai Professional
MPC3000LE“The masterpiece in my studio. It's my sequencer, sampler, filter, main creative box.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Has said they use
Roland
TR-909 Rhythm Composer“I never use it as a MIDI instrument cause I love its own groove.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
Has said they use
Roland
TB-303 Bass Line“I made the bassline of 'It's The Inside That Counts' with it.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
Has said they use
Roland
SH-09“I use it only a little, for FX mostly or for some random sequence.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
Has said they use
Yamaha
03D“it's very easy to use and I can easily save all my projects”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Fostex
Studio monitors (model not named)
Has said they use
“They're actually my main ones. I love them.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
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Dynaudio
BM5
Has said they use
Has said they use
Sony
MDR-7506“I control everything in the Sony MDR7506 headphones.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Phil Weeks, January 2017
Questions
About Phil Weeks's gear.
What sampler does Phil Weeks use?
An Akai MPC3000LE, which he has called his sequencer, sampler, filter and main creative box.
What drum machine does Phil Weeks use?
A Roland TR-909, synced to his MPC, with beats programmed on its own sequencer.
What headphones does Phil Weeks use?
Sony MDR-7506.
What mixer does Phil Weeks use?
A Yamaha 03D digital mixer, which he has said makes it easy to save every project.
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Phil Weeks
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Phil Weeks is a Paris house producer and DJ who runs Robsoul Recordings, known for raw, MPC-driven jacking house. This guide covers the sampler, drum machines, synths, mixer, monitors and headphones he showed in his Paris studio.
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