Ocote Soul Sounds – Coconut Rock
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2016 album Coconut Rock.
Music from Coconut Rock
Artists on Coconut Rock
Gear Used On Coconut Rock
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Ocote Soul Sounds – Coconut Rock (2016). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Martín Perna
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Microphones used by Martín Perna on Coconut Rock
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Used for the saxophone on Angelique Kidjo's Remain in Light cover album, in addition to the flute on "Listening Wind", as stated by engineer Ryan Nasci in this May 14, 2018 Mix Online interview.
“Listening Wind” also features Martín Perna from afrobeat group Antibalas on flute. “I captured flute with a Neumann U67, and I was running it through a Korg SDD-3000 delay,” Nasci recalls. “I had an aux on the board, so I was able to ride the delays as he was playing live.”
The Antibalas horn players also contribute trumpet, saxophone and trombone parts on the album. Nasci set them up in the dead room with a Royer 121 on Todd Simon’s trumpet, Neumann U67 on Perna’s sax and Shure SM57 on Raymond Mason’s trombone. “I also placed an R88 in the live room, to get that intense live room sound,” Nasci says.
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Used for the brass on Angelique Kidjo's Remain in Light cover album, as stated by engineer Ryan Nasci in this May 14, 2018 Mix Online interview.
The Antibalas horn players also contribute trumpet, saxophone and trombone parts on the album. Nasci set them up in the dead room with a Royer 121 on Todd Simon’s trumpet, Neumann U67 on Perna’s sax and Shure SM57 on Raymond Mason’s trombone. “I also placed an R88 in the live room, to get that intense live room sound,” Nasci says.
