Dallon Weekes
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Dallon Weekes' Keyboards and Synthesizers
In a post from Dallon's Instagram story, you can see a few things, most importantly a synthesizer. A cosmetically modified Yamaha PS-20, painted a line green, and given a few black keys on the left hand side.
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In an Instagram post by Tim Pagnotta, producer for iDKHOW's album Razzmatazz, the Sequential Circuits Six-Trak synthesizer is shown during the recording process. This suggests its use by Dallon Weekes on the album, particularly on tracks like "Leave Me Alone."
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In this picture, right smack dab in the center, you can see a General Electric Tote-A-Tune, a toy synthesizer from the 70's. Possibly modified.
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In an Instagram post shared by Dallon Weekes, the Casio Casiotone MT-40 is visible among his collection of synthesizers.
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In the music video for "Do It All the Time", the Minimoog is featured prominently and frequently throughout the entire video; and the iconic sound of the Moog oscillator is easily distinguished throughout the entire "1981 Extended Play" album.
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This is a community-built gear list for Dallon Weekes.
- Find relevant music gear like Microphones, Bass Guitars, Amplifiers, Effects Pedals, Pianos, Keyboards and Synthesizers, Studio Equipment, Software Plugins and VSTs, Headphones, and other instruments and add it to Dallon Weekes.
- The best places to look for gear usage are typically on the artist's social media, YouTube, live performance images, and interviews.
- To receive email updates when Dallon Weekes is seen with new gear, follow the artist.
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