Hillsong Young & Free

Michael Fatkin with the Juno 6

At 0:07 - 0:08 you can see their keyboardist using the Voyager.

0:50 - 0:54 the drummer can be seen using the Roland SPD-SX

at 1:01 - 1:04, one the vocalist can be seen using it

at 0:26 the synthesizer can be seen at the very left of the screen

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When asked about the programs Hillsong Young and Free use, Alexander Pappas explains which plugins are preffered by their music producers.

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When asked about the programs Hillsong Young and Free use, Alexander Pappas explains which DAW they use for their productions.

Hillsong Young & Free's Tom Furby was seen using a Moog Little Phatty synthesizer during their performance in San Diego on October 6, 2015, as captured in the provided photo.

0:14 - 0:16 the Alex can be seen using the controller.

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When asked about the programs Hillsong Young and Free use, Alexander Pappas explains which plugins are preffered by their music producers.

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When asked about the programs Hillsong Young and Free use, Alexander Pappas explains which plugins are preffered by their music producers.

"This has been my set up for our Youth Revival tour. I'm using a Ludwig Vistalite 22x16, 13x9, 16x16, 18x16 with a @blackbirddrums 14x6.5 snare. I'm using @meinlcymbals // 18" thin crash (bottom HH), extra dry thin crash (top HH), 21" medium crash byzance, 22" medium thin jazz ride, 22" medium crash byzance // it's been a long time but I went back to hickory @promarkbydaddario 5Bs // Remo clear powerstrokes, black dot on the snare // Roland Spd-SX, kick trig, snare trig // I honestly felt like a kid in a candy store setting up every time. What a vibe."