Fanu

In this screenshot from a post to the DoA community, Fanu himself shows off his studio and gives a rundown of the gear he's using. His Soundcraft 200SR can be seen in the left hand side of the bottom photo.

Fanu appreciates the E-Mu E5000 Ultra for its classic hardware sampler capabilities and user-friendly interface, as highlighted in a post on Instagram.

Fanu's Adam S2X monitors can be seen in the background of this post to the DoA community. Fanu also calls the monitors out by name in the linked post.

Per Fanu's website, Audeze LCD-X headphones are a part of his mixing and mastering setup:

Monitoring is done using both Audeze LCD-X headphones that rank among the best headphones in the world – as well as with room-calibrated, full-range Genelec 8350 monitors in a treated studio room.

Per the bottom photo of this screenshot, Fanu's Monacor analog delay can be seen sitting diagonally in the white cube shelf. Exact model number of this piece is confirmed by Fanu himself in a DoA community post.

Artist Fanu utilizes Audeze LCD-2 Headphones for precise monitoring during the song arrangement process, as noted in his Instagram post.

"For that 12-bit sampling dirt from 1986"

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Artist Fanu showcases the Access Virus Indigo Synthesizer on Instagram, highlighting its classic sound and aesthetic appeal.

"The best DJing headphones in the world. You can't break them!"

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Fanu uses the Numark PT-01 Portable Record Player for flea market sampling, as shown in his Instagram post featuring a rare vinyl purchase.

Artist Fanu showcases the Arturia MicroBrute on Instagram, highlighting its capabilities for producing rich analog bass sounds.

Fanu is one of the many seasoned electronic producers who is also an Ableton Certified trainer, as evidenced by this link to his blog/website.

Fanu's S3200XL can be seen in the right hand corner of this studio photo, underneath the MPC 60II.

Fanu's UA Apollo Twin can be seen on his desk in both photos provided.

Fanu praises the D16 Group Phoscyon, a 303 emulation plugin, on Instagram, highlighting its impressive bass capabilities.

Fanu uses the Akai Professional MPC Renaissance Controller to create new hip-hop beats, as mentioned in his Instagram post where he describes sampling soul and Finnish breaks.

"The real OG turntable. Accept no substitutes."

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Fanu uses the Native Instruments Maschine Studio, as shown in an Instagram post captioned "The beatmakers come out at night," highlighting his work in hip hop production.

Per this DoA community post from the artist.

Artist's original comments posted to this entry:

A classic HW comp. Also used and loved by Break.

The photo indicates that Fanu uses ADAM Audio S2X monitors, not the A7 model. It would be best to update or remove this entry accordingly.

Fanu utilizes the Ableton Push as a key tool in his music production process, as highlighted in an Instagram post where he shares his experience teaching Ableton Live 9.

"I'm not much of a materialist…but I admit I do love quality audio gadgets. Zoom H5 in the proverbial house. Oh, and the physical one, too. Field recording project, welcome."

Seen atop a speaker in this DoA community post by the artist themselves. Model is confirmed to be the newer Push 2 within the body of the post.

Seen on left side of desk in this DoA community post by the artist themselves. The green accent confirms that it is a TR-8 and not the newer, TR-8S.

Per Fanu's website, his mixing and mastering station is supported by Genelec 8350s:

Monitoring is done using both Audeze LCD-X headphones that rank among the best headphones in the world – as well as with room-calibrated, full-range Genelec 8350 monitors in a treated studio room.

Fanu often talks about using bitwig and has some bitwig tutorials. One example is this twitter post.