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What's in Take a Daytrip's studio?

Take a Daytrip have said Logic is their go-to DAW and that Auto-Tune runs on every vocal they record. Their studio photos show a Mellotron M4000D, Minimoog Voyager, Arturia MatrixBrute, Moog One, Prophet-6, OB-6 and a vintage Roland TR-909, and Native Instruments has filmed them on a Kontrol S61 with Analog Dreams, Hypha and Diva.

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What studio gear Take a Daytrip uses: a sourced gear guide

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About Take a Daytrip's gear.

What DAW does Take a Daytrip use?

Both members told Spotify for Artists in 2021 that Logic is their go-to DAW.

What synths does Take a Daytrip have?

An Antares feature photo of their studio shows a Mellotron M4000D, Minimoog Voyager, Arturia MatrixBrute, Nord Stage, Prophet X, Prophet '08, Moog Sub Phatty, Moog One, Subsequent 25, OB-6 and Prophet-6, plus a vintage Roland TR-909 and a customized Juno-106.

Does Take a Daytrip use Auto-Tune?

Yes. David Biral told Antares that whenever they record vocals Auto-Tune is running on the playback in the artist's headphones, and Denzel Baptiste said they use Harmony Engine to get textures and extra harmonics.

What plugins does Take a Daytrip use?

In Native Instruments' Kontrol S61 video they build a track from Analog Dreams and Hypha, add leads and a bass line with u-he Diva and run effects through Guitar Rig.

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Take a Daytrip are the New York production duo of Denzel Baptiste and David Biral, behind Lil Nas X's 'Montero (Call Me by Your Name)' and records for Juice WRLD. This guide covers the DAW, vocal plugins, synths, drum machines and controllers from their interviews and studio photos.

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