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What's in Richard Devine's studio?
Richard Devine uses a large Eurorack system with 4ms STS samplers, a DLD delay, a QCD clock divider and a MetaModule, and has described a studio built around a Sterling Modular desk, Dangerous Music mastering system, Genelec 8331 monitors, an Eventide H9000, a Kyma system and an ARP 2600.
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Modular
“I find it really fun to switch up the routine and try completely different combinations of gear to get new sounds and results.”
“I also love using the Polyend Sequencer located in the lower-left corner with the white gird LEDs.”
“I used a lot of digital oscillators for this album, including two Intellijel Shapeshifter, Erica Synth Graphic VCO, and the Mutable Instruments Plaits modules.”
“I was able to synchronize all of this together using the Mutable Instruments Yarns”
Keyboards
“The first real analog synth I bought was the ARP 2600, which I still have and use today.”
“This configuration consists of some of my favourite analogue polys, like the Prophet-6”
“Underneath that is my favourite from the Roland analogue poly's Jupiter-6 with the Europa mod.”
“Then underneath that is the Waldorf Quantum Shadow Edition serial 003 one of only 30 in the world.”
“With this setup, I have endless sound design possibilities between this and the Kyma system.”
“I just recently updated several of my keyboards stands from Jasper's in Germany.”
Acid station
“I used the Roland TR-8S and the SBX-1 as my main sync box to clock my two 303's, drum machine, and modular together.”
“I would say the Pulsar 23 organic drum machine is one of my favourite pieces of gear to come out in the last year.”
Effects
“This allowed me to control two Eventide H9 effects pedals with control voltages that could animate in time with my tracks.”
Mixing and mastering
“This is where most of my tracking, mixing, and mastering happens for all my work.”
“The setup is built around the Dangerous Music Complete Mixing & Mastering System.”
“split out as much stuff as I could into my RME UFX card.”
Records that shaped me
“I had never heard music that was so organic and free.”
About Richard Devine's gear.
What synth does Richard Devine use?
His Eurorack modular is his main instrument. In his 2020 Attack studio tour he also named a Prophet-6, OB-6, Novation Summit, Moog Sub 37, Minimoog Model D reissue, Jupiter-6, Waldorf Quantum and Prophet-5 Rev 4, and he still uses the ARP 2600 he bought first.
What studio monitors does Richard Devine use?
Genelec 8331A coaxial monitors with a 7350A subwoofer, according to Genelec's 2018 studio visit.
What audio interface does Richard Devine use?
In 2013 he told Future Music he split the modular's outputs into his RME UFX, recording eight to ten inputs dry.
What drum machine does Richard Devine use?
He has named the Soma Pulsar-23 as a favourite, and his acid setup used a Roland TR-8S, TR-09, TR-08 and a modified TR-606.
What effects does Richard Devine use?
An Eventide H9000 with a custom modulation rack, two Eventide H9 pedals controlled by CV, and in his 2026 live rig a 4ms Dual Looping Delay.
What modules does Richard Devine use?
In 2026 he named two 4ms STS samplers, the DLD, the QCD clock divider and a MetaModule. His 2020 studio tour lists Instruo Arbhar, Lubadh and Scion, Tiptop Circadian Rhythms, Winter Modular Eloquencer, 1010music Bitbox and ER-301.
Richard Devine is an Atlanta electronic musician and sound designer known for dense modular patches and sound design for tech companies and games. This guide covers the modular system, synths, drum machines, outboard and monitors he has described in studio tours and interviews.
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