Nigel Godrich

English record producer

Role

Music Producer

Genre

Rock Electronic Funk / Soul

Group

Radiohead Atoms for Peace Ultraísta

Credits

TANGK Losing My Religion (Live At The Palace / 1999) Daysleeper (Live At The Palace / 1999)

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Music Producer

Genre

Rock Electronic Funk / Soul

Group

Radiohead Atoms for Peace Ultraísta

Credits

TANGK Losing My Religion (Live At The Palace / 1999) Daysleeper (Live At The Palace / 1999)

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Analogue Systems RS-15

Modular Synthesizers

Ed and Phil in Nigel’s “The Hospital” studio in late 2006, during the recording of In Rainbows. The synths on the left are an Analogue Systems The Spawn and Analogue Systems RS-15 rack (featuring an RS-200 Sequencer System and an RS-370 with RS-375 expander), a Korg MS-10, a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, a PPG Wave 2.2/2.3, and an E-MU Emulator II. The synth on the right is an ARP 2600, which might belong to Thom or Jonny based on other photos from the recording of In Rainbows.

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Analogue Systems RS-200

Modular Synthesizers

In a photo taken at Nigel Godrich's "The Hospital" studio in late 2006 during the recording of In Rainbows, the Analogue Systems RS-15 rack, featuring the RS-200 Sequencer System, is visible among other equipment such as a Korg MS-10, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, PPG Wave 2.2/2.3, and E-MU Emulator II. An ARP 2600 is also present, possibly belonging to Thom Yorke or Jonny Greenwood. This setup confirms Nigel Godrich's use of the Analogue Systems RS-200.

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Analogue Systems RS-375 Harmonic Generator Expander

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In late 2006, during the recording of "In Rainbows" at Nigel Godrich's "The Hospital" studio, a photograph shows the presence of various synthesizers, including an Analogue Systems RS-15 rack featuring an RS-200 Sequencer System and an RS-370 with the RS-375 Harmonic Generator Expander. This visual evidence confirms Nigel Godrich's use of the Analogue Systems RS-375 Harmonic Generator Expander.

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