Autechre

Autechre uses this recorder

Autechre is listed as using the TASCAM DA-20mkII DAT Recorder, which features analog I/O on unbalanced RCAs and digital I/O via SPDIF coax. This recorder supports all standard DAT recording modes, including 32kHz long play, 44.1kHz CD-compatible, and 48kHz DAT standard, as noted in the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas.

Autechre uses this sequencer

Autechre incorporates the Wacom Intuos3 A5 into their setup, as detailed in the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas.

Autechre uses the Simmons SPM 8:2

Autechre uses the Sony TCD-D7 DAT recorder, as detailed in the Autechre Gear List provided by Mikebaas.

According to the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas, Autechre utilizes the RME Hammerfall Digiface audio interface for their studio recording needs.

Autechre uses the ADI-8 PRO converter

Autechre uses the dbx DDP

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

Picture from a 2007 live performance showing Sean using a Monomachine

In the November 1997 issue of Sound on Sound magazine, Autechre discusses using the Korg Prophecy synthesizer.

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.".

Autechre's hardware samplers include the likes of the Ensoniq ESR and EPS, Kurzweil K2500, Emu E-Synth

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr04/articles/autechre.htm

Autechre uses the Yamaha KX-W321 as a recorder

Autechre utilizes the Realistic 33-1090A pressure zone microphone, as documented in the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas.

Autechre utilizes the Simmons SDE, as documented in the Autechre Gear List on Mikebaas.

Autechre uses the Yamaha QY20 sequencer

Autechre uses the Alesis MMT-8 Multi Track MIDI Recorder sequencer

Autechre uses the Sony DTC-690 recorder

Autechre uses the HHB CDR850 Plus

Autechre is shown using the Grundig TK121 in a user-uploaded photo from Twimg, highlighting its role in their recording setup.

the Clavia Nord Lead Rack is listed as one of the gear that helped define Autechre's game-changing sound

Autechre is seen using the Kenton Killamix Mini Controller in a photo from Last.fm's collection of Autechre images.

can be seen in this image of Autechre

can be seen in this image of Autechre

Unsurprisingly, Autechre have dozens of programs on their Macs, including Peak, Audio Hijack, Soundhack, Audioscope, Amadeus, MOTU's Mach V, and many others, as well as a Symbolic Sound Kyma system.

Unsurprisingly, Autechre have dozens of programs on their Macs, including Peak, Audio Hijack, Soundhack, Audioscope, Amadeus, MOTU's Mach V, and many others, as well as a Symbolic Sound Kyma system.

Unsurprisingly, Autechre have dozens of programs on their Macs, including Peak, Audio Hijack, Soundhack, Audioscope, Amadeus, MOTU's Mach V, and many others, as well as a Symbolic Sound Kyma system.

Unsurprisingly, Autechre have dozens of programs on their Macs, including Peak, Audio Hijack, Soundhack, Audioscope, Amadeus, MOTU's Mach V, and many others, as well as a Symbolic Sound Kyma system.