Jody Wisternoff

At 14:14 Jody is playing the Casio synth.

"it's great for kind of like lead line type of things" - Jody Wisternoff at 11:05.

In this article, Jody says, “Now, Ableton rocks my world. I love the ease of pitching audio up and down - it’s almost like a visual sample editor mixed with a sequencer. The accuracy of the Elastic Audio engine is wicked as well."

In this article by Music Radar, Jody says, “It’s quite old now, but I’m still really feeling MicroTonic. It’s really great for white noise-y, sizzly hats and odd clunky percussions. Plus the Synplant - that’s good for otherworldly, trippy, drunken-sounding things that seem to slot nicely into dance music. It’s good shit.”

You can find it at 5:43!

At 0:11, Jody demos the Prophet 5.

At 2:29, Jody plays his Jupiter 8.

At 4:08 in this video, Jody plays an SH 5 synth.

Jody says, "I’m still loving Reaktor big-time - it sneaks into most of my tracks. I love downloading stuff from the User Library - it fascinates me. I haven’t really gone into the geek territory of programming patches from scratch, though," in this article.

Jody talks about his use of SoundToys plugins in this article, saying, "This is so obvious, but it’s the truth! These are evolved versions of some of my favourite old Pro Tools plugs - it’s the same company but they were under a different name [WaveMechanics]."

On Jody's official website, a Roland T-303 is listed and pictured among his gear.

A Roland TR-606 is pictured in a list of Jody's gear, on his official website.

Jody Wisternoff is shown using a Soundcraft Ghost LE Mixer in a user-uploaded photo on Imgur.

"Yeah I got this nasty bass line on this stuff" - Jody at 5:12 in this video.

At 5:52 Jody tweaks some knobs on the M5N.

"This is one of the first drum machines I ever acquired many years ago, still loving it" - Jody Wisternoff at 7:34.

At 7:34 we can see the 909 on the left.

At 12:44 we can see Jody playing the Pro One.

"The chorus I love" - Jody Wisternoff at 13:26.

“I write with Ableton as my primary tool, but for mixing it’s all about Pro Tools. It’s a solid program - I’ve been using it for 11 years!

When I open it, I enter a different mindset entirely - I get into the mixing zone. I tend to stop writing and actually listen to the sound; I go further into the arrangement and really concentrate on the actual balance.” Jody Wisternoff.

At 18m 37s in the studio tour video, Jody says, "And the Adam A7s for the kind of, um, bit more accurate low-end; much more in the highs."

At 18:17 in this video Jody says, "Still rocking the NS10s after all these years, because, you know, you know where you stand with NS10s."

In a video titled "Jody Wisternoff Studio Jam with Future Music" by MusicRadar Tech, Jody Wisternoff can be seen with a Roland TR-727 Rhythm Composer next to his mixer, indicating its use in his studio setup.

You can find it at 7:48!

you can see it at 11:10 in the shelf.

you can see it at 11:10 at the shelf.

it can be seen under the desk at 11:33

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech, Jody Wisternoff discusses his use of the Roland JD-800 Synthesizer at the 16:16 mark.

he use it at 17:05

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