Japanese Breakfast – Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2019 single Head Over Heels b/w Essentially.
Music from Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
Artists on Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
Gear Used On Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Japanese Breakfast – Head Over Heels b/w Essentially (2019). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Keyboards and Synthesizers used by Japanese Breakfast on Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
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Avg price: $956.53
The MASCHINE has taken its place alongside other new purchases, including a Teenage Engineering OP-1, Universal Audio Apollo and another classic Juno synth, this time a 106, with Ableton Live acting as the central DAW. “It’s a simple set-up,” says Michelle of her current studio, but it is already one that has already been used on new Japanese Breakfast recordings, including 2019 single ‘Essentially’.
Studio Equipment used by Japanese Breakfast on Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
Native Instruments Maschine MK3
Avg price: $437.59
“The Maschine Mk3 came with a huge sample library that really informed our work in volleys when we recorded ‘Essentially’,” Michelle says.
Avg price: $435.00
The MASCHINE has taken its place alongside other new purchases, including a Teenage Engineering OP-1, Universal Audio Apollo and another classic Juno synth, this time a 106, with Ableton Live acting as the central DAW. “It’s a simple set-up,” says Michelle of her current studio, but it is already one that has already been used on new Japanese Breakfast recordings, including 2019 single ‘Essentially’.
DAWs used by Japanese Breakfast on Head Over Heels b/w Essentially
Avg price: $352.50
The MASCHINE has taken its place alongside other new purchases, including a Teenage Engineering OP-1, Universal Audio Apollo and another classic Juno synth, this time a 106, with Ableton Live acting as the central DAW. “It’s a simple set-up,” says Michelle of her current studio, but it is already one that has already been used on new Japanese Breakfast recordings, including 2019 single ‘Essentially’.
