Nigel Godrich

Guitar -> Digitech Whammy V - Voodoo Lab Pedal ? - Voodoo Lab Pedal? - ? - Boss TU2/3 -> Amp

All pedals are powered by a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+.

Guitar -> Digitech Whammy V - Voodoo Lab Pedal ? - Voodoo Lab Pedal? - ? - Boss TU2/3 -> Amp

All pedals are powered by a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+.

A photo of Nigel from Atoms for Peace’s “Club AMOK” performance on June 14, 2013. Photo by Debi Del Grande.

A screenshot from Nigel Godrich's Instagram account shows his Korg Minilogue and Electro-Harmonix Nano Small Stone alongside his Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4, confirming his use of the Electro-Harmonix Nano Small Stone.

A screenshot from Nigel’s instagram account, showing Nigel’s Korg Minilogue and Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Nano alongside his Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4.

A screenshot from Nigel Godrich’s Instagram account shows his Korg Minilogue and Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Nano alongside his Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 MK2, confirming his use of this DJ controller.

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

From left to right: Apple Macintosh, Moog MemoryMoog, Roland RS-09, unknown computer, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Suzuki Omnichord Q-Chord, Crumar Orchestrator / Multiman-S, Korg Poly-Ensemble P PE-1000, Moog Keyboard Controller, MIDIPRO 49, Akai S3000X On table: Baldwin DS-50 Discoverer, Korg MicroKorg, ? ? Korg MS20

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nigel Godrich is confirmed to use the PPG Wave 2.3 synthesizer, as evidenced by a photograph taken in late 2006 at "The Hospital" studio during the recording of "In Rainbows." The image shows the PPG Wave 2.3 among other synthesizers and equipment present in the studio.

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.

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.

In this screenshot from the recording of Panavision, the SX1000 is visible resting on the desk behind Jonny.