MGMT – Time to Pretend
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2005 single Time to Pretend.
Music from Time to Pretend
Artists on Time to Pretend
Gear Used On Time to Pretend
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of MGMT – Time to Pretend (2005). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
DAWs used by Andrew VanWyngarden on Time to Pretend
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Quote from the interview with the Song Exploder podcast, on the topic of the "Time to Pretend" song and debut album Oracular Spectacular.
They’re just [laughter], they’re synths in Reason, like everything pretty much is, you know, one of the stock synthesizers that comes with the program. And in college, in our spare time, we just spent a lot of time messing around with those synths, and trying to see what kinds of crazy noises we could get out of them.
Benjamin Goldwasser
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DAWs used by Benjamin Goldwasser on Time to Pretend
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Benjamin Goldwasser and MGMT used Reason, as confirmed in an interview with the Song Exploder podcast discussing the creation of the song "Time to Pretend" and the debut album Oracular Spectacular.
Goldwasser stated:
They’re just [laughter], they’re synths in Reason, like everything pretty much is, you know, one of the stock synthesizers that comes with the program. And in college, in our spare time, we just spent a lot of time messing around with those synths, and trying to see what kinds of crazy noises we could get out of them.