Gotye

Gotye comments on the use of his Lowrey Cotillion Organ on his album entitled Making Mirrors @ 6;41 of his documentary entitled "Making Making Mirrors".

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The M4000D digital Mellotron has been very well received by the keyboard community. It has been used onstage and in the studio by many well-known artists, musicians and producers, to name a few: FooFighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins, Wilco, Incubus, Queens of the Stone Age, Eels, Jackson Browne, Bruno Mars, Band of Horses, Fleet Foxes, Sean Lennon, Brendan Benson, Air, Kooks, Train, Elbow, Michael Beinhorn, Bob Rock, Raphael Saadiq, Noel Gallagher, and Gotye.

Gotye can be seen using Ableton Live 8 at 5:49 of his documentary "Making Making Mirrors".

In Ableton video from 1:43 to 1:46 you can see Gotye´s band member Tim Shiel playing on Akai MPK mini next to Novation Launchpad later you can see the same MPK keys better in 2:41...

In the video "Gotye 'Hearts A Mess' 'Thanks For Your Time' (triple j's Beat The Drum 2015)" on YouTube, Gotye can be seen using the Alternate Mode malletKAT 7 KS Electronic Marimba during his performance.

Gotye talks us through some of the equipment and instruments he used to record the album "Making Mirrors" in this interview with Drowned in Sound.

Gotye posted this photo on Instagram in 2013 with the caption "RMI Explorer at Calgary's National Music Centre." The same day, he posted a separate picture of the Explorer with the caption, "Finding success with the RMI Explorer's Gamba patch. Supposedly a gamba is some kind of fretted cello?"

Gotye mentions making his album "Making Mirrors" on a Macbook Pro at 30 seconds into his documentary "Making Making Mirrors".

Gotye can be seen using Avid Pro Tools at 2:15 in his documentary "Making Making Mirrors".

Gotye can be seen using a Novation Launchpad at 5:59 of his documentary "Making Making Mirrors".

In the triple j video "Gotye 'Hearts A Mess' 'Thanks For Your Time' (triple j's Beat The Drum 2015)," Gotye uses a Yamaha DTX Multi 12 Drum Pad during his performance.

Gotye posted this photo in March 2013 with the caption, “This Vox Continental Baroque is a crazy combo organ. Lots of great reedy sounds.”