Daft Punk

Daft Punk's mixing engineer talks about what monitors he uses: "The monitors I used when mixing were the Guzauski-Swist 3as, which I developed with Larry Swist. We had also used them for tracking and Daft Punk liked them so much that they bought a pair. It's a three-way system with tweeters and mid-range speakers that are mounted isolated from the woofers, so you can really crank them up without transferring any of the low-frequency vibrations to the other drivers, and this cuts distortion."

"'They are a big part of the technical aspect of the album,' adds Franco. 'It is an amazing design, and they sound amazing. It made listening to the musicians that much better because these monitors really represent what they are doing.'"

Daft Punk utilized the PreSonus Central Station Plus Monitoring Controller, as evidenced by an image showing the device in their setup. This piece of equipment was either used to control their in-ear monitors (IEMs) or to receive audio from the Moog Voyager.