Jake Gosling

On this 2012 interview with Jake Gosling, he mentions that he uses the monitor.

"So I recorded Ed's album through John Lennon's speakers, which is funny. I love mixing on them. I saw another pair on eBay for £100, which was insane. I've got NS10s as well, which I love, so I monitor between those two. And I've just got some Focal Twin 6s, which I've always loved but could never afford.”

On this interview with Jake Gosling by Sound on Sound about producing Ed Sheeran's "+", they asked him about his setup:

"So I recorded Ed's album through John Lennon's speakers, which is funny. I love mixing on them. I saw another pair on eBay for £100, which was insane. I've got NS10s as well, which I love, so I monitor between those two. And I've just got some Focal Twin 6s, which I've always loved but could never afford.”

On this interview with Jake Gosling by Sound on Sound last 2012 about producing Ed Sheeran's "+", he explains how he did the strings on the songs:

Gosling uses very few outboard effects apart from a **Line 6 Pod XT* for guitar sounds. For the most part, Jake Gosling uses only software effects and processors, but relies on his Line 6 Pod for many guitar sounds. For the most part, Jake Gosling uses only software effects and processors, but relies on his Line 6 Pod for many guitar sounds. "I use it for keyboards as well,” he points out. "But if I use the Rhodes, I'll mush it up through a VST plug‑in amp.” Otherwise, the producer insists, he stays in the box, effects‑wise.*

On this interview with Jake Gosling by Sound on Sound last 2012 about producing Ed Sheeran's "+", it mentions that one of the few outboard equipment Jake Gosling's Sticky Studios has is the M-Audio Profire 2626: "The relatively small amount of outboard at Sticky Studios includes this Avalon voice channel, **M‑Audio Profire 2626* interface and Audient ASP008 eight‑channel preamp."*

On this interview with Jake Gosling, he details how he first worked with Ed Sheeran and how he produced his music.

One line on the article reads, "In fact, as a highly amused Gosling points out, the majority of the album was recorded on an old PC running Cubase SX3." The article says that Jake Gosling, "mixed 'The A Team' on that for the album and obviously we've gone platinum now.”

On this interview with Jake Gosling on 2012 about producing Ed Sheeran's first album "+", the article mentions:

"On +, along with his production and co‑writing duties, Jake Gosling also served as the main keyboard player, utilising his array of vintage synths, which includes a Roland Jupiter 8, a Korg MS2000 and a Roland SH5."

On this article with Jake Gosling last 2012 about producing Ed Sheeran's first album, "+", the article mentions that Jake has Roland Jupiter 8 as one of his synths:

"On +, along with his production and co‑writing duties, Jake Gosling also served as the main keyboard player, utilising his array of vintage synths, which includes a Roland Jupiter 8, a Korg MS2000 and a Roland SH5."

On this interview with Jake Gosling back in 2012 about producing Ed Sheeran's "+", he mentions that he got himself a Telefunken U47.

"I did a lot of the guitars using a pair of SE 4400as. The main vocals pretty much were all done on the SE Z3300a, but I've just got a new Telefunken U47, which is lovely.”

On this interview with Jake Gosling by Sound on Sound last 2012 about producing Ed Sheeran's "+". He explains his setup:

"On +, along with his production and co‑writing duties, Jake Gosling also served as the main keyboard player, utilising his array of vintage synths, which includes a Roland Jupiter 8, a Korg MS2000 and a Roland SH5."

In contrast to his dependence on software effects, Jake Gosling owns and prefers to use a Hammond T-200 organ.