The Sisterhood – Gift
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2022 album Gift.
Music from Gift
Artists on Gift
Gear Used On Gift
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of The Sisterhood – Gift (2022). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Studio Equipment used by Andrew Eldritch on Gift
Avg price: $200.00
"Yamaha SPX90, SPX90II and SPX1000 effects units because they're cheap, cheerful and easy to use - and because that original SPX90 nonlinear reverb sound is a bit of a classic. The graininess still sits well with the Doktor's snare drum. Check the kick and snare on 'Flood I' for the SPX nonlinear reverb in overkill mode. Or the whole of 'Gift'. The SPX1000 also provides a standard long plate which was reasonable value for money at the time (and it interfaces digitally with the dead-end MEL2 format used by our old Yamaha DMR8 digital multitrack tape system)."
Yamaha SPX90 II Digital Multi-Effects Processor
Avg price: $348.56
"Yamaha SPX90, SPX90II and SPX1000 effects units because they're cheap, cheerful and easy to use - and because that original SPX90 nonlinear reverb sound is a bit of a classic. The graininess still sits well with the Doktor's snare drum. Check the kick and snare on 'Flood I' for the SPX nonlinear reverb in overkill mode. Or the whole of 'Gift'. The SPX1000 also provides a standard long plate which was reasonable value for money at the time (and it interfaces digitally with the dead-end MEL2 format used by our old Yamaha DMR8 digital multitrack tape system)."
Avg price: $194.73
"Yamaha SPX90, SPX90II and SPX1000 effects units because they're cheap, cheerful and easy to use - and because that original SPX90 nonlinear reverb sound is a bit of a classic. The graininess still sits well with the Doktor's snare drum. Check the kick and snare on 'Flood I' for the SPX nonlinear reverb in overkill mode. Or the whole of 'Gift'. The SPX1000 also provides a standard long plate which was reasonable value for money at the time (and it interfaces digitally with the dead-end MEL2 format used by our old Yamaha DMR8 digital multitrack tape system)."