Freemasons

In F9 Audio's "Definitive Guide to Vocal Remixing: Part 3 - Production & Mixing," the Freemasons highlight their use of the Fielding DSP Reviver plugin. They praise its simplicity with controls for Gain In, Gain Out, and sliders for harmonics. Notably, the third-order harmonics are favored for adding weight and power, akin to the effects of tape machines and transformers. More information is available on the manufacturer's website.

You can see them next to another pair in this session

In the video "Build a house track with Freemasons - Part 1 of 2" by Computer Music on YouTube, the Freemasons are seen using the Roland Integra 7 sound module.

Freemasons have been quoted as saying this about Carbon Electra (they developed some presets for it):

"Amazingly tough, monstrous sound that cuts through anything"

The quote can be found on Plugin Boutique's website.

spotted with nordlead 4

In the YouTube video "Build a house track with Freemasons - Part 1 of 2," the Freemasons are seen using the Korg Electribe ESX-1.

In the video "Build a house track with Freemasons - Part 1 of 2" by Computer Music, the Freemasons are seen using the Moog Moogerfooger MF-101 Lowpass Filter.

In a video by Point Blank Music School, James Wiltshire of Freemasons is seen using the Roland AIRA TR-8 while creating a drum track from scratch.

In a Point Blank Music School video, James Wiltshire of Freemasons is seen using the T.C. Electronic Reverb 4000 while creating a drum track.

spotted in the video

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech, the Freemasons are seen with a Roland Juno-60 synthesizer, highlighting its role in their setup.

In the MusicRadar Tech studio tour video, the Freemasons are seen using the Clavia Nord Wave synthesizer.

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech, the Freemasons are shown using the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 synthesizer.

spotted in the video

"kHs ONE is amazingly thick sounding, and is quickly becoming my fav new synth. Swedish engineering yet again!" James Wiltshire - Freemasons

in this interview at 4:10 James includes synthmaster in his list of plugins he uses

This is one of 3 plugins that can be seen of Plugin alliance used by James in the studio

Demonstrated at 2:10 of the video, this Vst can be seen open

At 29:27 you can see this in his IK multimedia folder of plugins

In a YouTube video by MusicRadar Tech titled "Nord Lead 4 - Making a track with the Freemasons," the Freemasons are seen using the Akai Professional MPC Renaissance Controller.

In a MusicRadar Tech video, the Freemasons are seen using the Dave Smith Instruments Tetra Desktop Synthesizer Module while creating a track.

In the MusicRadar Tech video "Nord Lead 4 - Making a track with the Freemasons," the Freemasons can be seen using the Manley Massive Passive Stereo Tube EQ.

spotted in the video

In the "Build a house track with Freemasons - Part 1 of 2" video by Computer Music on YouTube, the Freemasons are shown using the Waldorf Pulse Synthesizer.

spotted in the video

In a video by Point Blank Music School, James Wiltshire of the Freemasons is seen using the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer while creating a drum track.

In a video by Point Blank Music School, James Wiltshire of the Freemasons is seen using the E-mu SP-1200 while creating a drum track from scratch.

In the Point Blank Music School video, James Wiltshire of Freemasons is shown using the AMS Neve 1081 Mic Preamp & Equalizer while creating a drum track.

In a video by Point Blank Music School, James Wiltshire of Freemasons is seen using an Apple Cinema Display 30" while creating a drum track.

In the Point Blank Music School video featuring Freemasons' James Wiltshire, the Eventide Eclipse Multi-Effects Processor is visible as part of his studio setup while he creates a drum track.