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What DAW does Teddy Riley use?

Teddy Riley has said he works in Studio One, mixes on a Focusrite Control 2802 console and controls his instruments with a Novation 61 SL MkII, with a Novation MiniNova for vocoder sounds. On the road he has said he recorded with a LEWITT DGT 650 and a Native Instruments S25 keyboard.

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What DAW does Teddy Riley use?

He told LEWITT in 2016 that his DAW is Studio One, and Sound On Sound's 2013 studio visit described his rig as connected to a DAW system running Studio One.

What plugins does Teddy Riley use?

He told LEWITT that Native Instruments plugins are his main ones, alongside Roland, Spectrasonics and Waves, mostly UAD for finalizing, iZotope Ozone 7 and Nomad Factory Cosmo and graphic EQs.

What synth does Teddy Riley use?

Sound On Sound reported in 2013 that the Novation MiniNova was the latest addition to his gear, which he found while searching for vocoder and synth sounds.

What MIDI keyboard does Teddy Riley use?

In the studio he has said he controls his VST instruments with a Novation 61 SL MkII. For his mobile setup he told LEWITT he carries a Native Instruments S25.

What microphone does Teddy Riley use?

He told LEWITT in 2016 that the LEWITT DGT 650 is the piece of equipment he has relied on most in his mobile setup, for vocal parts and radio drops.

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Teddy Riley is the producer who pioneered new jack swing, founded Guy and Blackstreet and co-produced Michael Jackson's Dangerous. This guide covers his studio rig at Future Recording Studios 2, his mobile recording setup and the plugins he has named.

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