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8 items · Last checked What DAW does Session Victim use?
Session Victim have said their studio is built around Ableton Live, Technics 1210s and a Vestax PMC-CX rotary mixer for sampling, with a Korg Trident for strings, a Novation Bass Station II whose arpeggiator drives their other synths, Moog Moogerfooger MF-101 and MF-104M effects, and an ESP 400 Series Precision Bass.
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Korg
Trident“the string section is just out of this world.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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Novation
Bass Station II“Especially the arpeggiator is fantastic and gets used a lot”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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“They're both super easy to jam with and just sound great.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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What dj Session Victim uses: a sourced gear guide
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Studio
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Technics
SL-1210
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Technics
SL-1210“the 1210s feel like our most important instrument to work with”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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Vestax
PMC-CX rotary mixer
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Vestax
PMC-CX rotary mixerSaid in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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Has said they use
Korg
Trident“the string section is just out of this world.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
Has said they use
Novation
Bass Station II“Especially the arpeggiator is fantastic and gets used a lot”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
Has said they use
“They're both super easy to jam with and just sound great.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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ESP
400 Series Precision Bass
Has said they use
“I bought this bass in 1995 for 170 DM and I would never part with it.”
Said in Attack Magazine: My Studio, Session Victim, May 2015
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Questions
About Session Victim's gear.
What turntables does Session Victim use?
Technics 1210s, which they have called their most important instrument because sampling is at the core of their music.
What synths does Session Victim use?
A Korg Trident, mostly for its strings, and a Novation Bass Station II, whose arpeggiator they run across all their synths and samplers.
What effects does Session Victim use?
A Moog Moogerfooger MF-101 filter and MF-104M delay, set up as external effects in Ableton Live.
What DAW does Session Victim use?
Ableton Live.
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Session Victim are a German house duo, Hauke Freer and Matthias Reiling, known for sample-based records and live shows. This guide covers the turntables, synths, effects and bass they showed in their studio.
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