Quantic has said he works through a Prism Sound Titan interface and Crane Song Avocet monitor controller, listens on Tannoy SRM 10B and PMC monitors, mixes on a Neve portable sub mixer with a Urei 1176, a Belcaman C-102 valve compressor and Langevin graphic EQs, and cuts lacquers and dubplates on a Westrex 3D II A system.
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“I use a Prism Titan audio interface and monitor through a Cranesong Avocet.”
“They are bright and have a very detailed high end which can be helpful when assessing mixes”
“The PMCs are also incredible, very true and not fatiguing in anyway when working on music for many hours.”
“I've used this 1176 on a few different records including The Western Transient LP”
“Balito also sold me an AKG 412 that I use a lot, especially for horns.”
“I principally use this for drums.”
“has been present on nearly every record I've made since then.”
“they are very effective on a drum mix”
“I now can cut lacquers for production in my studio and also dubplates from songs I'm working on.”
A Prism Sound Titan, monitored through a Crane Song Avocet.
Tannoy SRM 10B Super Red Monitors with a single subwoofer, plus PMC monitors that he has called very true and not fatiguing.
A Urei 1176 bought from Panamanian engineer Balito Chan and a mid-60s Belcaman C-102 valve compressor he runs mostly on drums.
A Neve portable sub mixer that he has said has been on nearly every record he has made since moving to Colombia in 2007.
Yes. He has said he cuts lacquers and dubplates on a Westrex 3D II A stereo system and plays test cuts out in clubs.
Quantic is the alias of British producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist Will Holland, known for his work on Tru Thoughts. This guide covers the interface, monitors, outboard and disc-cutting gear he showed in his Brooklyn mixdown studio.
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