Clark

In an article by Future Music on MusicRadar, Clark discusses his use of the Moog Minimoog Voyager in his Berlin studio. He praises its MIDI capabilities and octave switches but notes it lacks the vintage Moog filter sound.

Yeah, I learned Ableton on this album—I had used Logic before—and it completely changed how I worked. I really went into it, and like a month later, I thought, "Yes, this is the program." It's so good.

Clark used the Sequential Prophet-6 during a live set, as seen in a post on his Instagram account, throttleclark.

In an Instagram post by throttleclark, Clark shares a photo of his Melbourne studio setup, which includes the Elektron Analog RYTM drum machine. He mentions using this setup to create new tracks for an upcoming live show at The Night Cat.

In a post on Instagram, Clark is seen using the Korg Minilogue while working in his Melbourne studio. He mentions crafting a new live show and composing approximately 30 tracks, which will debut at The Night Cat.

Clark uses the Akai Professional APC40 MKII MIDI Controller in his Melbourne studio while building a new live show from scratch. This is detailed in an Instagram post by throttleclark, where he mentions his excitement for the upcoming performance at The Night Cat.

In an Instagram post by throttleclark, Clark mentions working in his Melbourne studio, where he uses the Focal CMS 65 studio monitors.

Clark is seen using the Arturia MicroBrute in his Melbourne studio, as shared on his Instagram. He mentions working on a new live show setup and writing around 30 tracks, which will debut at The Night Cat.

In the MusicRadar feature "In pictures: Clark's Berlin studio," the TLA Ivory 5013 Dual-channel Tube Parametric EQ is shown beneath the image of the Dawmer 1960, highlighting its presence in Clark's setup.

"I haven’t got much to compare it to except my old Mackie, which I also really rate. In fact, the Mackie distorts better than the Toft.”

In an Instagram post by throttleclark, Clark is seen using the Strymon BigSky reverb pedal while working in his Melbourne studio on a new live show.

“These units are expensive, but annoyingly fresh. Me and Bibio [label mate and guitar guru] often riff on trying to make our, er, riffs ‘hairy’. You don’t ever want a bald synth sound. Moogerfoogers sort that right out.

Below the Moogs is the Vermona ReTubeVerb. It's noisy, messy, dark, evil, hissy. Amazing. I wish you could get under the hood and twang the spring though

“This is really lovely. The compression is very subtle but it gives mixes this finesse – a great big orange swell.”

Mentions the kitten when discussing the Toft mixer, “A really wonderful bit of gear. The pots feel like they mean business. Sweeping the low mid-range on the EQ with The Kitten going through it it's just delightful.

In November 2014, Clark was photographed in the studio using the Genelec 8040A Studio Monitor Speaker, as seen in a user-uploaded photo on Genelec's website.

An Eventide Space can be seen in the lower left corner of this picture from Clark's Instagram page.

"The amen bit on the end is like a buy one get one free track, it’s just me testing out my Octatrack on jungle breaks……"

“These units are expensive, but annoyingly fresh. Me and Bibio [label mate and guitar guru] often riff on trying to make our, er, riffs ‘hairy’. You don’t ever want a bald synth sound. Moogerfoogers sort that right out.

“These units are expensive, but annoyingly fresh. Me and Bibio [label mate and guitar guru] often riff on trying to make our, er, riffs ‘hairy’. You don’t ever want a bald synth sound. Moogerfoogers sort that right out.

“A really wonderful bit of gear. The pots feel like they mean business. Sweeping the low mid-range on the EQ with The Kitten going through it it's just delightful.

In this YouTube Video at 0:34 - 0:38 and many times later Clark can be seen using the M-Audio Keystation 88 MKII in 2017 Death Peak London Session.

In this Instagram post, Clark was using an Oberheim Matrix 1000, seen in the bottom left corner of the photo. The set-up seemed to be ad-hoc, and I believe he is currently touring for his new Sus Dog Album.