Björk – Vespertine
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2001 album Vespertine.
Music from Vespertine
Gear Used On Vespertine
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Björk – Vespertine (2001). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
DAWs used by Björk on Vespertine
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"With Vespertine [2001] I recorded all sorts of noises around the house, very quiet ones, and I then magnified them up in Pro Tools, and created rhythms with them. It took me like three years, very enjoyable, but it was like crocheting a huge blanket with a tiny needle." - Björk interview by Paul Tingen
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She has never really played traditional instruments very much, “which is why I was so excited about the laptop in 1999. I learned to use Sibelius in that year, and most of Vespertine was done on Sibelius — all the music boxes, harps, glockenspiels, and so on. It was the same with ‘Ambergris March’ [from Drawing Restraint 9, a soundtrack album she made in 2005 with Matthew Barney]."
