George Daniel

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 this tweet from the Being Funny In A Foreign Language listening party, in regards to the question: "Slapback on Mattys vocal [on Oh Caroline]?", in addition to his response about Echo boy, George follows up with, "And or eventide h3000[, 8000]".

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]?", in addition to his response about Echo boy, George follows up with, "And or eventide h[3000], 8000".

In this tweet from the Being Funny In A Foreign Language listening party, in response to the question: "what's the one piece of gear u couldn't live without", George replies, "Elam 251 mic...".

In this tweet from the Being Funny In A Foreign Language listening party, in response to the question: "what's the one piece of gear u couldn't live without", George replies, "...[and] rnd shelford channel".

In this tweet from the Being Funny In A Foreign Language listening party, George confirmed the Yamaha recording custom 14x8 snare was used on 'Looking For Somebody (To Love)'.

In this YouTube video at 2:50, George Daniel can be seen using Paiste 14" Formula 602 Modern Essentials Hi-Hats. George seems to have also switched to all Formula 602 Modern Essentials for his cymbals in general.

In this YouTube video at 2:50, George Daniel can be seen using a Paiste 20" Formula 602 Modern Essentials Crash Cymbal. George seems to have also switched to all Formula 602 Modern Essentials for his cymbals in general.

In this YouTube video at 2:50, George Daniel can be seen using Paiste 19" Formula 602 Modern Essentials Crash Cymbals. George seems to have also switched to all Formula 602 Modern Essentials for his cymbals in general.

In this YouTube video at 2:50, George Daniel can be seen using a Paiste 22" Formula 602 Modern Essentials Ride Cymbal. George seems to have also switched to all Formula 602 Modern Essentials for his cymbals in general.

In this YouTube video at 0:45, George Daniel can be seen using the Yamaha Recording Custom Drum Kit in Real Wood finish, with his usual configuration size: 10" 12" 14" 14" 22".

In this YouTube video at 2:44, George Daniel can be seen playing a Ludwig Acrolite 5x14 Snare Drum with a Snareweight M80 Black Tone Control Dampener.

During the BFIAFL watch party on twitter, Daniel also stated in a tweet that Ludwig Acrolite snares were used on the record.

Around the 2:00 minute mark of this video, George Daniel speaks about using the JV-1080 for recording the 1975's new album Being Funny in a Foreign Language

At the 0:43 mark of this video, George Daniel speaks about his technique for recording with the Chandler TG Channell MKII

At the 2:30 mark of the video, George Daniel speaks on using and recording the CP-80 for the 1975's latest album.

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 a video by Tape Notes Podcast, dedicated to analyzing Charli XCX's album "BRAT," A. G. Cook, George Daniel, and Charli XCX discuss the composition of the track "Club Classics."

At [3:51] George Daniel say that the drum are made by a <"Pulsar 23 an analog weird drum machine, a russian drum machine">

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.

In the YouTube video titled "The 1975 - A theatrical performance of an intimate moment (episode 5)," in 7:21, George Daniel is visibly using the Audeze LCD-X Reference-Level Planar Magnetic Headphones, identified by the circular text along the side of the headphone.