DJ Greedy

In this 2017 with The Quietus, DJ Clent reveals one collaborator DJ Greedy's key tools of the trade:

Q: What was your setup when you first started producing?

DC: I didn’t have my own equipment. My first tracks were made at DJ Greedy’s house. He had a Roland R70 and a cheap DJ mixer with a push button sampler. We would make the beat in the R-70 and then record samples into the mixer. There was no midi, no sync. Now, everything is automated. It’s much easier.

In this 2017 interview for The Quietus, DJ Clent recounts his early days working with DJ Greedy:

Q: What was the process for creating Hail Mary?

DC: It was pretty much the same process as ‘3rd World’. I used a Boss 660 drum machine and Roland JS30. It was made at DJ Greedy’s and my own studio.

While Greedy is already confirmed to have used the very similar-sounding Roland R70, he released a track called "660 Boss" in 2000, indicating that he used the DR-660 that lived in his shared studio for at least one track, if not several.