John Dwyer
United States, multi instrumentalist
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John Dwyer's Keyboards and Synthesizers
John Dwyer is using a Teenage Engineering OP-1 during Sticky Hulks. He is seen using this synthesiser in a live performance with KEXP on 14/02/17 in the live video at 3:46
Seen in this photo is John's synth setup,including his Moog Wekstatt
At 3:34 in this video a Critter & Guitari Organelle can be seen amongst John's Pocket Piano and Teenage Enginering OP-1.
Seen here is John Dwyer's synth setup,including his Mellotron micro (how cool is that!?!)
It was said in this Pitchfork article that JPD mainly uses this synth on the first Damaged Bug record "Hubba Bubba" and probably on the later ones too.
You can see the Arturia Microbrute situated among John's synth set up a few times throughout the video, particularly at 10:13. He's not playing it during the mentioned time stamp but it's clearly visible under his right arm.
In a screenshot from the Big Sur livestream, John Dwyer is seen using the Electro-Harmonix Super Space Drum (Reissue).
John Dwyer uses the Mellotron M400 in all studio recordings with Thee Oh Sees, as demonstrated in the full album stream of "Drop" on YouTube.
seen throughout this video being played by Dwyer (also visible in photos of his studio)
Its kind of hard to make out but around 16:33 and other places you can see the pocket piano behind the keyboard he's using
In a photo taken by @shevakafai, it is evident that John Dwyer uses the Behringer Wasp Deluxe synthesizer in his studio.
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