Autechre

In an interview with Autechre on Sound on Sound it said, "Of course, even with Autechre's wide-ranging tastes, some pieces of kit are favoured over others, or have a more central function. This often-used gear includes Mackie 16:8 and 24:8 desks, a Shure Auxpander, and an Apple G4 Powerbook running OS X".

Autechre used the Dynaudio BM15a as speakers

Autechre used the Yamaha RY30 exclusively for the tracks on the mail-order exclusive "We Are R Why" EP.

Autechre uses the the Mackie CR1604-VLZ

Autechre uses the Boss RDD-10

Autechre utilizes the Boss RSD-10 effects processor, as documented in the Autechre Gear List provided by Mikebaas.

Listed among the recording gear in the January 1995 issue of Future Music magazine.

In an interview with "Sound on Sound" Rob and Sean say they use the Roland R8 Synthesizer.

Listed among the recording gear in the January 1995 issue of Future Music magazine.

In the list "SOME OF THE AUTECHRE HARDWARE" in their Sound on Sound interview it said that they use the Ensoniq DP/2.

In the list "SOME OF THE AUTECHRE HARDWARE" in their Sound on Sound interview it said that they use the Casio RZ1. They also added "That's really old school. The sampling quality is crap but it sounds awesome.".

In the list "SOME OF THE AUTECHRE HARDWARE" in their Sound on Sound interview it said that they use the Tascam 24 channel mixer. They also added, "We like the range and flexibility of the EQ a lot.".

Autechre said in an interview, "We still have quite a bit of analogue gear and we still use it. It's just there, it's part of what we do, like the 202, the Roland SH2, or Korg MS10 and MS20, real cheap basic techno stuff from the time we were into acid house and dirty sounds.".

Philips Oscilloscope "We have a lot of problems with high frequencies, so we try and keep an eye on it. We also occasionally write tracks that look good on the oscilloscope. Unfortunately it tends to be really basic rave stuff."

Autechre incorporates the Analogue Systems RS8000 modular synthesizer in their music production, as detailed in Mike Baas's Autechre Gear List.

Autechre appreciates the range and flexibility of the EQ on their TASCAM M2600 mixer, as noted in the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas.

Autechre utilized the Dynaudio M1 studio monitors, as detailed in the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas.

Autechre uses this mixer

Autechre uses the Sony MDS JE520 MiniDisc recorder

Autechre uses the Panasonic SV-3800 DAT

Autechre uses the Miny Portable Tape Recorder

Listed among the recording gear in the January 1995 issue of Future Music magazine.

Sean from Autechre said in an interview with Sound on Sound, "the first stuff we had was a [Roland TR] 606, a [Casio] SK1 and SK5..."

In the list "SOME OF THE AUTECHRE HARDWARE" in their Sound on Sound interview it said that they use the Yamaha DX11.

In an interview with Sound on Sound it said, "Autechre's hardware samplers include the likes of the Ensoniq ESR and EPS, Kurzweil K2500, Emu E-Synth, and Casio samplers like the FZ1, FZ10, SK1, SK5 and SK100.".

Of course, even with Autechre's wide-ranging tastes, some pieces of kit are favoured over others... ...a Shure Auxpander...

Autechre utilizes the Akai Z8 sampler, as detailed in Mike Baas's Autechre Gear List.

Autechre uses the CBXD5 as a recorder.

Autechre used the FS1r tone generator

Autechre uses the SECK 18-8-2 as a mixer