“I use a lot of older Korg synths, Dave Smith analogue synths, guitar pedals, and everything is actually put together in FL Studio.”
What's in Yotto's studio?
Yotto has said he builds tracks in FL Studio and Ableton Live, sketches ideas on a DSI Prophet Rev2, and has a Moog Subsequent 37, Korg R3 and Korg minilogue in his studio, with u-he Zebra2 and Diva among his favourite soft synths. His DJ setup is four CDJs, an Allen & Heath Xone:96 mixer and often an Eventide H9.
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Studio
“I use a lot of older Korg synths, Dave Smith analogue synths, guitar pedals, and everything is actually put together in FL Studio.”
“Genelec and Eve Audio monitors, FL Studio and Ableton Live.”
“My DSI Prophet REV2 - I don't use it on every record but it is very versatile, so I use it all the time to sketch things.”
“My Prophets and Moogs are definitely toys I could not live without, especially the new Subsequent 37 which has been finding a lot of use in my studio lately.”
“Selected hardware would be Moog Subsequent 37 analog synth, DSI Prophet, Korg R3, and Korg Minilogue.”
“Selected hardware would be Moog Subsequent 37 analog synth, DSI Prophet, Korg R3, and Korg Minilogue.”
“I honestly love a lot of very simple plugins - Diva, Zebra2, old NI Pro53, Arturia stuff. They are intuitive and musical.”
“A few of my favourite soft synths are [u-he] Zebra2, [u-he] Diva, the discontinued NI Pro-53 and a stack of multi-sampled instruments I've done myself.”
DJ setup
“The main setup is very simple, 4 CDJs, Allen & Heath XONE:96 and often an Eventide H9.”
“The main setup is very simple, 4 CDJs, Allen & Heath XONE:96 and often an Eventide H9.”
Records he has picked
“Probably the most hyped album of the summer, but for a good reason. I almost cried a bit when I played this through.”
“It's such a great piece of cut and paste art that instantly took me back to the days of having Since I Left You on repeat.”
“DJ Koze never really disappoints with remixes and this is very special, wistful but somehow a bit goofy too.”
“This is an incredible piece of melodic dancefloor damage.”
“This is just a magnificent piece of very classic Tycho for my ears and it's on repeat.”
“This is an amazing set builder and just a dope groove.”
About Yotto's gear.
What DAW does Yotto use?
He told DJ Times in 2019 that he works in FL Studio and Ableton Live, and told Electronic Groove in 2018 that everything in his basement studio is put together in FL Studio.
What synths does Yotto use?
He named a Moog Subsequent 37, a DSI Prophet, a Korg R3 and a Korg minilogue to DJ Times, and told Progressive Astronaut his DSI Prophet Rev2 is the synth he reaches for to sketch ideas. His favourite soft synths include u-he Zebra2 and Diva.
What DJ mixer does Yotto use?
He told DJ TechTools in 2019 that his main setup is four CDJs, an Allen & Heath Xone:96 and often an Eventide H9, and that he switched from Pioneer DJM mixers to the Xone:96 because he has one at home.
What records does Yotto love?
For VICE's The Last Record in 2016 he picked The Avalanches' Wildflower, DJ Koze's remix of Mano Le Tough's Energy Flow, XYZ's Solution, Tycho's Division and Phil Moffa's Centre Of The World, and recalled having Since I Left You on repeat.
Yotto is the Helsinki DJ and producer behind Hyperfall, Growth and the Odd One Out label, known for melodic house on Anjunadeep. This guide covers the synths, plugins, DAWs and DJ setup he has named in interviews, plus the records he picked for VICE's The Last Record.
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