808 State – The Extended Pleasure of Dance
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1990 single The Extended Pleasure of Dance.
Music from The Extended Pleasure of Dance
Artists on The Extended Pleasure of Dance
Gear Used On The Extended Pleasure of Dance
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of 808 State – The Extended Pleasure of Dance (1990). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Keyboards and Synthesizers used by Graham Massey on The Extended Pleasure of Dance
Avg price: $1,500.00
A token nod to contemporary keyboard equipment comes courtesy of the Waldorf Microwave and Proteus 1.
"We've had them for over a year. The Waldorf is just horrendously complicated, but generally I find we're using about four sounds out of it; the 'Scanalogue' is a good one. The big crunchy sound in 'Cubik' is made up of about three or four sounds from the Waldorf, put in an FZ1 and multi-sampled. We still use the FZ because we've got a big library for it, and it's a lot easier to use than the Akai. The Proteus is pretty bog standard - we don't tend to use it a lot, mainly because a lot of people use it. We used the Moog sound on it before we got the Moog."
Studio Equipment used by Graham Massey on The Extended Pleasure of Dance
Avg price: $75.00
A token nod to contemporary keyboard equipment comes courtesy of the Waldorf Microwave and Proteus 1.
"We've had them for over a year. The Waldorf is just horrendously complicated, but generally I find we're using about four sounds out of it; the 'Scanalogue' is a good one. The big crunchy sound in 'Cubik' is made up of about three or four sounds from the Waldorf, put in an FZ1 and multi-sampled. We still use the FZ because we've got a big library for it, and it's a lot easier to use than the Akai. The Proteus is pretty bog standard - we don't tend to use it a lot, mainly because a lot of people use it. We used the Moog sound on it before we got the Moog."
