What's in Slam's studio?
Slam have said their main monitors are Klein+Hummel O 300s, with Yamaha NS10Ms, KRK V4s and Dynaudio BM5As for reference, a Sequentix Cirklon as the centrepiece sequencer of Reverse Proceed, two Roland TR-909s and a Roland Jupiter-6 that played the bassline on Positive Education.
Where to start with Slam's gear.
What synths Slam uses: a sourced gear guide
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Studio
“Just the best speakers we've heard in our small studio space”
“The Yamaha NS10Ms were the first pair we owned.”
“the magnificent sequence master, the Cirklon”
“it just is the bedrock sound of techno music.”
“It produced the main bassline for our 'Positive Education' single.”
About Slam's gear.
What monitors do Slam use?
Klein+Hummel O 300 three-way monitors as their mains, plus Yamaha NS10Ms, KRK V4s and Dynaudio BM5As.
What sequencer do Slam use?
A Sequentix Cirklon, built near them in Glasgow, which they have called the centrepiece of their Reverse Proceed album.
What drum machine do Slam use?
The Roland TR-909. They own two, one signed by Jeff Mills, and have said it has never left their setup.
What synth made the Positive Education bassline?
A Roland Jupiter-6, according to Slam.
Slam are Glasgow techno duo Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle, founders of Soma Records. This guide covers the monitors, sequencer, drum machine and synths they showed in the studio where they made their Reverse Proceed album.
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