George Daniel

In this article by Sound on Sound it says George Daniel used Absynth when recording The 1975's debut album

Are there any tracks where iZotope made an appearance on this new record?

Yes! Iris has made a few appearances for ambient sounds. It’s in the title track “I Like it When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It”, along with Stutter Edit on the vocals.

In the podcast, asked for an instrument/plugin he can't live withoug, George mentioned Waves CLA Vocals at 1:14:30.

George speaks of using the Omnisphere in this episode of Song Explorer, where himself and Matty explore the process of creating ‘The Birthday Party’

George references using the Omnisphere as a synth to counteract the twang of the banjo in the song, to make it sound ‘super trippy’.

In this article by Sound on Sound it says George Daniel used Logic's EXS24 when recording The 1975's debut album

We also used a lot of the mad distortions from Trash 2 on the drums in “Ballad of Me and My Brain” to make the drums feel super frantic and mad!

In this article by Sound on Sound it says George Daniel used Massive when recording The 1975's debut album

Are there any tracks where iZotope made an appearance on this new record?

Yes! Iris has made a few appearances for ambient sounds. It’s in the title track “I Like it When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It”, along with Stutter Edit on the vocals.

In this tweet from the Being Funny In A Foreign Language listening party, in regards to the question: "Slapback on Mattys vocal [on Oh Caroline]?", George responds, "Echo boy two different delay times", and also replies, "Echoboy" to another question asking the one soundtoys plug in he couldn't live without.

In the Tape Notes Podcast episode dedicated to the study of Charli XCX's album "BRAT," George Daniel and A.G. Cook analyze the composition of "Club Classics." At the beginning of the video we see George Daniel use the VST Serum FX by Xfer Records was used [0:07].

In the Tape Notes Podcast video, George Daniel uses the UAD Thermionic Culture Vulture plugin on a stem of Charli XCX's "Club Classics" during the Logic session breakdown.

In the Tape Notes Podcast video, George Daniel is shown using the FabFilter Pro-L 2 Limiter Plugin on a stem from Charli XCX's "Club Classics" during a Logic session unpacking.