Ben Frost

None given, Instagram photo

Shape the summed image using a combination of an SPL transient designer and the Apple audio units graphic eq- the one that you get with garageband -Render out a mixed recording of the whole piece through a Manley pultec and then delete all the original material from existence

Use a tape recorder/player in live not source about the model

See to his macbook display at minute 3:05 of the video.

At 1:58 minute of the video you can see the "combfilter" on his Macbook display.

"With The Centre Cannot Hold, I tried as much as I could, for as long as I could, to build instruments – to build objects – resisting the urge to connect them to a narrative; they were these cellular structures that then had the potential to become music. Just gargantuan patches of bullshit, really – 30, 40, 50 layers of VSTs. Once I worked out that I could load three instances of FM8 into a single Ableton rack and have them all interact with one another, that was the death of my CPU, but the beginning of new music."

"Whenever somebody gives me a plug-in, my first thought is, “How can I break this?” I find the point where it’s unhappy, and there’s usually something interesting in there – a way to turn the technology against itself. SPL makes a plug called De-Verb, for example, which is designed to remove reverb. So that’s great, let’s remove all the reverb."

"SPL makes a plug called De-Verb, for example, which is designed to remove reverb. So that’s great, let’s remove all the reverb. But they also made this thing called Mo-Verb, which is designed to give more room to a sound. Where things get interesting is when you start stacking those one after the other, on top of each other – one fighting to find a room, the other fighting to tear it out."

In this video, you can see Ben Frost plays a Fender Telecaster 70S Custom guitar (not too much similar to the traditional Fender Telecaster).

None given, Instagram photo

You can see an OP-1 on many Instagram's pictures. He uses it in live and maybe in studio as well but didn't any good sources about it.

Short demonstration video

On this picture on the right of the OP-1

Can be seen using one here. Picture from his Discogs profile.