James Murphy

In the EMusician article "STRAIGHT SHOOTER," James Murphy is noted for using the Ursa Major Space Station SST-282, highlighting its role in his studio recording setup as an effects processor.

On this article, on the Arturia website, James Murphy claimed to use Beatstep Pro.

This Electronic Musician article states that Murphy owns a Korg SQ-10.

In the EMusician article "STRAIGHT SHOOTER," James Murphy is noted for using the Akai Professional MFC42 Analog Filter Module.

In the EMusician article "Straight Shooter," James Murphy is mentioned as using the DBX 162SL Stereo Compressor in his studio setup.

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This Electronic Musician article states that Murphy owns a Roland TR-808.

In the EMusician article "STRAIGHT SHOOTER," James Murphy is mentioned using an Apple Mac G5 as part of his music production setup.

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This Electronic Musician article states that Murphy owns a Roland SP-606.

This Electronic Musician article states that Murphy owns a Simmons SDS-V.

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In an article on EMusician titled "Straight Shooter," James Murphy is noted for using the Lexicon M95 Prime Time II Digital Delay Processor.

James Murphy utilizes the Lexicon M97 Super Prime Time Programmable Digital Delay Processor in his studio setup, as detailed in the EMusician article "Straight Shooter."

Morgan Geist tells that he sold his Trident Fleximix to James as he is really into this model of mixer. it is written as though he uses this mixer for his unique sound.