Joris Voorn

In this Instagram photo posted by Joris Voorn, it can be seen that he uses the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 midi keyboard controller, which sits in front of his Apple display.

In this article, Joris says, “When I started, techno was still pretty big, so I decided that I needed to have a 909. I bought the 808 as well, but the 909 has a much tougher sound on the floor. I don’t use it much now - apart from the odd sample here and there.”

In this article, Joris says, “I bought this a while ago; again it was used on the track MPX309 - hence the reason it’s called MPX309. I haven’t used it at all really after that but it being on that record meant that it paid for itself.”

One can see an MFC42 behind Joris at 1:14 in this video.

In this photo of Joris' studio, a Space Echo can be seen.

"Joris has a small but significant stack of outboard gear - he describes the Zoom 9150 delay (third from top) as being 'really simple, but very nice to use'." - Music Radar.

Joris Voorn can be seen at 2:32 touching dials on his Roland TR-808.

At the 1:04 mark you can see Joris' FX rack a discontinued TL Audio C-1 Dual Valve compressor rack unit second from the bottom.

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In this article by Music Radar, it reads, "Unsurprisingly, there’s a computer at the heart of Joris’s setup - a Mac running Logic (favourite plug-ins include Omnisphere, Sylenth1 and Battery) - while monitoring is taken care of by a pair of Genelec 1031a speakers."

“These allow me to get a warmth that is hard to do with anything else. You can really crank up the knobs to get the most out of a sample or any sound, and still make it sound warm and pleasant. The EQs and compressors are all transparent and the closest thing to using high-end outboard," says Joris, in this article.

"Valhalla DSP have some of the cheapest and best VST reverbs available," says Joris, in this article.

“I haven’t made a single track of my album without using Komplete in one way or another. The sample libraries allowed me to create the organic, human sound I was looking for.” Joris Voorn.

Here you can see Joris Voorn playing at Ushuaia's ANTS Party in Ibiza while using his Sennheiser HD 25's

In an interview about the gear he uses in the studio, Joris Voorn talks about his Genelec 1031A studio monitors, which sit on stands on either side of his desk: "They’re really crisp and clear but with enough of a clubby sound for me to hear what the tracks will sound like on the floor."

Can clearly be seen in the video and he mentions them at 6:50

In this video Joris Voorn talks about a production of his, and on his computer screen is the session he produced in Ableton Live 9. A full view can be seen at 1:45.

'I did most of it in Ableton, but I also like, at the very final stage, to export everything to Cubase to make a completely new mix of it without the baggage I have been creating in Ableton, so its like having a clean slate.'

At 0:18 in this video, a Nord Lead 2 can be seen in front of Joris' monitor.

In this interview, Joris mentions his use of a Roland SH-101, saying, "I decided to use a Roland 101 synthesizer to play the parts, which gave the track a very different but beautiful sound. It showed me how well you can combine classical melodies with electronic music."

In this photo, posted to Joris' Facebook, his Juno-106 can be seen. The caption reads, " "I love this part of the Roland family! (New Remix on the way..)"

jorisvoornI did a tech talk studio interview with @electronicbeats today. With the setup I did a little classic techno session afterwards with a Prophet 6, JD-990 and TR-9090 which I borrowed from a friend as my own 909 is in repair.

jorisvoornI did a tech talk studio interview with @electronicbeats today. With the setup I did a little classic techno session afterwards with a Prophet 6, JD-990 and TR-9090 which I borrowed from a friend as my own 909 is in repair.

"I think it’s a complete difference. I’m very happy with the way [Traktor] works, and all the possibilities that you have. For me, I don’t think I could go back to playing with just CDs or vinyl. Maybe sometimes you have to be careful with Traktor that you still keep the musical elements in there, but I think it allows me to do so much more and take people to a different level," Joris says, in this article.

Joris Voorn always uses the DJM2000 or Nexus during his performances

Joris Voorn always uses a single K2

Joris Voorn playing a unique DJ set in the beautiful loggia of the Grand Palais, in Paris, for Cercle. It can be noticed that the mixer he is playing on, it is Playdifferently Model1. Nice set by the way