Fred Falke

In a video by MusicRadar Tech titled "Fred Falke In The Studio With Future Music," Fred Falke demonstrates how he uses the Esoteric Audio Research EAR-660 as part of his outboard gear setup to process audio tracks.

In a YouTube video by MusicRadar Tech, Fred Falke demonstrates his use of the EAR 822Q Amplifier while explaining his audio processing techniques in the studio.

He says in the interview with Future Music that Ableton Live is great, especially for sample editing.

In his "In The Studio" video with Future Music Magazine, Fred Falke plays with and records a CS-80. At 19:40 specifically, he begins playing the synthesizer's keys.

In this studio tour, Fred shows the Maxon CS-550 at around 9:00.

Spotted on "Fred Falke In The Studio" with Futur Music Magazine.

Spotted on "Fred Falke In The Studio" with Futur Music Magazine.

Spotted "In the Studio With Future Music".

This vintage string machine (top) harks back to the disco era of the late ‘70s. “The Solina is a classic; as far as I remember I fell in love with the sound of it from Herbie Hancock records initially,” explains Fred.

“I bought it initially because it was a cheap but really good synth,” Fred tells us. “It always reminds me of the Scott Grooves Mothership Reconnection Daft Punk mix with the flanged, synth-string sound.”

“I bought this one because I saw it on the cover of this Japanese record I own, but I really fell in love with it,” Fred enthuses. “I even bought another because I use it all the time for everything from effects and sweeps to bass and leads.”

Fred is walking Future music Magazine how he processes the audio on a track with outboard gear

In the "Fred Falke In The Studio With Future Music" video by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, Fred Falke discusses his audio processing techniques and is seen using Yamaha NS-10M studio monitors.

Fred is walking Future music Magazine how he processes the audio on a track with outboard gear

In the video "Fred Falke In The Studio With Future Music," Fred Falke demonstrates how he uses the Urei LA-4 effects processor as part of his outboard gear setup to process audio on a track.

In the "Fred Falke In The Studio With Future Music" video by MusicRadar Tech, Fred Falke demonstrates his audio processing techniques using Sony MDR-V700 DJ Headphones.

Fred is walking Future music Magazine on the gear in his studio

In the Future Music YouTube video, Fred Falke prominently uses a Fender Precision Bass throughout the interview, connecting it to various hardware compressors. He also experiments with the Ohm Force Frohmage plugin but ultimately decides against using it in his mixer effects.

Spotted on "Fred Falke In The Studio" with Futur Music Magazine.

Spotted on "Fred Falke In The Studio" with Futur Music Magazine.

a TR-909 can be spotted on this picture.

Fred talking to DJ tech tools on his Ableton Live DJ set up and how his clips use follow actions

Fred is talking to DJ tech tools about his Ableton live DJ set up- he uses the Akai LPD8 as a pad controller

In the video "Fred Falke In The Studio With Future Music," Fred Falke demonstrates his audio processing techniques using the Mackie Big Knob Studio Command System.

Fred is walking Future music Magazine how he processes the audio on a track with outboard gear

In a video by MusicRadar Tech titled "Fred Falke In The Studio With Future Music," Fred Falke demonstrates his audio processing techniques using outboard gear and performs the "record" test with his Technics SL-1200MK2 Turntable.

In a video with MusicRadar Tech, Fred Falke demonstrates his use of the Ortofon Concorde Elektro while showcasing his audio processing techniques in the studio.

In a feature by MusicRadar Tech, Fred Falke demonstrates his use of the Neve™ VR Channel Strip while discussing audio processing in his studio.

In a studio tour with MusicRadar Tech, Fred Falke showcases the Linn Electronics LinnDrum among his gear.

In a video interview with Future Music, Fred Falke discusses his track-building process and points out the Studio Electronics Omega 8 synthesizer, visible to the left of his computer screen. While he doesn't use it in the featured track, he highlights it with a distinctive 'Death Records' plaque from the 1974 movie 'Phantom of the Paradise.' Falke has also shared photos of this synth on his Instagram, showcasing it in his impressive modular synth room.