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23 items · Last checked What DAW does Tim Green use?
Tim Green has said he writes in Logic Pro and Ableton Live on an iMac, with a Nord Modular G2 as the hub of his studio, a Sequential Prophet-6 through a Strymon BlueSky, ATC SCM25A Pro monitors, an FMR RNLA compressor and plugins such as Alchemy, Reaktor and Serum.
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Clavia
Nord Modular G2
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Clavia
Nord Modular G2“Here’s my Nord Modular, which I use so much.”
Said in My Studio: Tim Green, February 2014
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Yamaha
Tenori-On“I fell in love with the Tenori-On the moment I first played on it several years ago.”
Said in My Studio: Tim Green, February 2014
FMR Audio
Really Nice Levelling Amplifier (RNLA)
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“I find myself using it on a lot of things”
Said in My Studio: Tim Green, February 2014
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ATC
SCM25A Pro“I tried these next to Focals and Barefoots in the same room. The ATCs came out on top for me personally.”
Said in My Studio: Tim Green, February 2014
Apple
Alchemy (Logic Pro)
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Native Instruments
ReaktorSaid in Track by Track: Tim Green, April 2020
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Native Instruments
KontaktSaid in Track by Track: Tim Green, April 2020
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Spitfire Audio
Olafur Arnalds String Chamber
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Spitfire Audio
Olafur Arnalds String ChamberSaid in Track by Track: Tim Green, April 2020
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Edirol
R-09HR recorder
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Hohner
Melodica
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Seiko
Metronome
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Sony
Tape recorder
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Guitars
Fender
Champ amp (1970s)
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Fender
Telecaster built from parts
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Said in My Studio: Tim Green, February 2014
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DJ booth
Technics
SL-1210 turntables
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Questions
About Tim Green's gear.
What DAW does Tim Green use?
He told Attack in 2014 that his iMac ran Logic and Ableton, and his later track breakdowns mention Logic Pro's built-in Alchemy synth.
What synth does Tim Green use?
He has called his Nord Modular G2 the main hub of his studio, and in 2020 he said he played a lead line on a Sequential Prophet-6 through a Strymon BlueSky reverb pedal.
What plugins does Tim Green use?
In Attack track breakdowns he named Alchemy in Logic Pro, Native Instruments Reaktor, Kontakt and Una Corda, Spitfire Audio's Olafur Arnalds String Chamber library and Xfer Serum.
What studio monitors does Tim Green use?
ATC SCM25A Pro monitors. He said he tried them next to Focal and Barefoot speakers in the same room and the ATCs came out on top for him.
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Tim Green is an English house and techno producer and DJ known for his releases on Cocoon. This guide covers the studio he showed Attack Magazine and the synths and plugins he named in his Attack track-by-track features.
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