Mick Gordon – Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2016 album Doom (Original Game Soundtrack).
Music from Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
Artists on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
Gear Used On Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Mick Gordon – Doom (Original Game Soundtrack) (2016). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Guitars used by Mick Gordon on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Mick Gordon used this guitar in the tracks "at doom's gate" and "flash & metal" from the Rest of Doom.
Ernie Ball Music Man John Petrucci JP7
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During the large paragraph, Mick runs down what he used in the DOOM Ost, the Music Man JP7 being his first mention.
Other Gear used by Mick Gordon on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
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In the description Mick mentions that his Mayones Regius 8 is equipped with Bareknuckle aftermath pickups
Keyboards and Synthesizers used by Mick Gordon on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Форманта Поливокс (Formanta Polivoks)
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Mick Gordon uses the Formanta Polivoks synthesizer in his work on the DOOM soundtrack, as detailed in Robin Vincent's article on gearnews.com.
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Mick Gordon utilizes the Korg MS-20 synthesizer in creating the intense soundscapes for DOOM, as detailed in Robin Vincent's article on Gearnews.
Korg Monotron Analog Ribbon Synthesizer
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At 0:24 in the video titled "Mick Gordon - 11. BFG Division" on YouTube, Mick Gordon can be seen using the Korg Monotron Analog Ribbon Synthesizer.
DAWs used by Mick Gordon on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Mick Gordon uses Avid Pro Tools as part of his music production process, as detailed in Robin Vincent's article on gearnews.com about the creation of the DOOM soundtrack.
Software Plugins and VSTs used by Mick Gordon on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
At 39:34 he mentions Harmor is one of his favorite synths and explains how he used to to create spectograph images in the Doom soundtrack.
At 34:09 Mick Gordon talks about how he used Zynaptiq's Morph 2.0 to combine the sound of a guitar with the sound of chainsaw for the Doom soundtrack
Modular Synthesizers used by Mick Gordon on Doom (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Seen in Mick Gordon's Eurorack setup at 0:22 in the video for "BFG Division".
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Can be seen in Mick Gordon's Eurorack setup at 0:22 in the video for "BFG Division".
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Seen in Mick Gordon's Eurorack setup at 0:22 in the video for "BFG Division".