Japanese Breakfast's Keyboards and Synthesizers
"We got into using Roland Juno keyboards – we used the 6 and the 60 a lot on that record. I’ve also just got a Yamaha DX7, so yeah, some classics.”
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The OP-1 is seen in this 2018 concert photo and is often used to play the synth line in the song Machinist.
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We got into using Roland Juno keyboards – we used the 6 and the 60 a lot on that record. I’ve also just got a Yamaha DX7, so yeah, some classics.”
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The MASCHINE has taken its place alongside other new purchases, including a Teenage Engineering OP-1, Universal Audio Apollo and another classic Juno synth, this time a 106, with Ableton Live acting as the central DAW. “It’s a simple set-up,” says Michelle of her current studio, but it is already one that has already been used on new Japanese Breakfast recordings, including 2019 single ‘Essentially’.
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We got into using Roland Juno keyboards – we used the 6 and the 60 a lot on that record. I’ve also just got a Yamaha DX7, so yeah, some classics.”
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Michelle can be seen playing a Moog Sub 37 at the 2 minute mark in this video.
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On the DocWurly.com website, there is a photo of the band posing with a Wurlitzer 200A. "Band and crew of Japanese Breakfast strike a pose with Steve Espinola, with their sturdy, touring 1979 Model 200A, purchased, fully-restored, from Doc Wurly in September 2022. Photo at Brooklyn Steel, Oct 2022."
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