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What DAW does Sylvan Esso use?
Sylvan Esso have said their live show ran on Ableton Live with a Faderfox controller, a Roland Juno-106 and a Dave Smith Tempest. Their studio has been seen with a Moog Matriarch, Shure SM7B, Eventide H3000, Make Noise Morphagene and Mutable Instruments modules.
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“we made our biggest selling record on a MOTU 828 audio interface that I bought used and with a $300 Rode mic.”
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About Sylvan Esso's gear.
What DAW does Sylvan Esso use?
Nick Sanborn has said their live shows run stems in Ableton Live, controlled with a Faderfox mixer.
What synth does Sylvan Esso use?
Nick has said he played a Roland Juno-106 and a Dave Smith Instruments Tempest live, and their studio has been seen with a Moog Matriarch, a Yamaha TX7 and Mutable Instruments Plaits, Marbles, Tides and Clouds modules.
What audio interface does Sylvan Esso use?
Nick has said they made their biggest selling record on a used MOTU 828 audio interface.
What microphone does Sylvan Esso use?
A Shure SM7B was among the gear MusicTech saw in their studio, Betty's.
Sylvan Esso is the North Carolina electronic pop duo of singer Amelia Meath and producer Nick Sanborn. This guide covers their live rig and the gear in Betty's, the off-grid studio they showed MusicTech.
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