Morgan Page

"These are the Daft Punk compressors, these are the Alesis 3630s, you've seen them in a lot of Future Music videos... and they sound great. They're about $60 each, and that's cheaper than a plugin, so I bought four of them. If you're looking for a cheap, good compressor, it's great." (14:43)

In this email to Equipboard, Morgan Page says he uses the Manley Ref C mic.

A pair of Avalon U5 DI Preamplifiers appear in Morgan Page's LA Studio.

"I’ve made my own ‘mini synth’ with a Tetra and this Akai MIDI keyboard."

Morgan Page talks about his Focal SM9s in this video starting at 0:35.

"That's coming into a Purple Audio MC77, and that is really good for just adding a bit more grit and texture... really nice compressor to have." (8:50)

In this Instagram photo, Morgan is seen using an Apollo Twin Interface. Morgan says "Finally an inspiring mobile studio setup!"

In this email to Equipboard, Morgan Page mentions using Spectrasonics Keyscape.

Morgan Page emailed Equipboard in February of 2017 saying he uses CamelCrusher.

Morgan Page emailed Equipboard in February 2017 stating he uses the UAD Thunderbolt.

Morgan Page uses Ableton Push 2, as he stated to Equipboard via email in February 2017.

Morgan Page uses the CME 25-key Xkey Air according to his email to Equipboard in February 2017.

Morgan Page on creating his sample pack for Splice:

"I started by firing up all my analog synths, pre-amps, and compressors including: Dave Smith OB6, Dave Smith Prophet 08, Moog Voyager, Buchla Easel, and Virus TI2. Once they were stabilized and calibrated/tuned, I started recording various 4-bar chord progressions I thought were compelling."

Morgan Page on creating his sample pack for Splice:

"I started by firing up all my analog synths, pre-amps, and compressors including: Dave Smith OB6, Dave Smith Prophet 08, Moog Voyager, Buchla Easel, and Virus TI2. Once they were stabilized and calibrated/tuned, I started recording various 4-bar chord progressions I thought were compelling."

Excerpt from interview:

What other Sonnox plug-ins do you use?

I use TransMod to add extra edge to effects. It’s perfect for adding a little more attack and/or changing the contour or timbre of certain sounds. I’m also using the Oxford EQ, and I think it’s amazing for doing cuts and such without hurting the overall sound. You can really get surgical with it. I’ll also use the Inflator - especially on mix busses.

On this article, on the Arturia website, Morgan Page claimed to use Minilab.

In this image Morgan Page is wearing White V-Moda 100 headphones.

"I like Pro Tools for cutting vocals and live instruments. Right now I’m also really loving Ableton Live. Pro Tools is still my primary DAW, but when I’m on the road and doing remixes I use Live."

"I like Pro Tools for cutting vocals and live instruments. Right now I’m also really loving Ableton Live. Pro Tools is still my primary DAW, but when I’m on the road and doing remixes I use Live."

Morgan Page on the Prophet 08: "I love all the Dave Smith Instruments synths."

In this picture posted to Facebook, Morgan Page is holding a Buchla Music Easel. He comments: "The latest addition to the studio! Can you guess what it is?"

An Avalon VT-737sp is seen in Morgan Page's LA Studio at the top of his analog outboard gear rack.

“I use [the LPK25] a lot actually - it must remind me of playing the old Casio SK1 or something. The keys on it feel fantastic: it’s such a cool little keyboard.”

"One of my main ‘go-to’ keyboards for new sounds. I love it."

"I just got this, it's about 70 years old, it's a Steinway Studio Upright..."

"And here we have the Push. This is a recent addition to the studio. Still learning it... but I'm loving it so far." (8:35)

"And so... the vocal is going to the LA-2A... it's just adding a couple more tubes in the signal path... I love gear like this that has only a couple knobs, does a very simple purpose." (9:53)

"And this Dramastic Obsidian, this is like an SSL clone but even better... it's a really small brand, but they make amazing stuff." (16:09)

Morgan Page designed this product with Waves Audio, these are plugins that he uses on artists like Katy Perry, Madonna, Tegan & Sarah, and Icona Pop.

In this video, Morgan Page details the use of the plugins in this bundle: Maserati VX1 (0:51), Vocal Rider (3:25), H-Delay (5:05), H-EQ (10:03), SoundShifter (14:44), NLS (16:21), TrueVerb (20:34), L3-LL Multimaximizer (24:47)

While describing his draft template, at 2:26, Morgan Page says, "I have one layer of top kick which is Bazzism, which I love."