Oneohtrix Point Never

The third element was a few sample layers Dan was jamming through the 555. I think the bed involved percussion, piano, and a male voice saying “waste”. On the other end I was messing with some Sherman distortion and enveloping to make it swirl. The song ends in a break also sampled on the 555.

In a MusicRadar article discussing Oneohtrix Point Never's creative process for "Garden of Delete," the Yamaha FS1R is visible in photos, indicating its use in his setup.

OPN mentions using a JamMan in this interview. It can also be seen at 6:47 in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0RAmNU5Es8.

Daniel Lopatin, also known as Oneohtrix Point Never, shared photos online featuring his Roland JX-3P among other gear. The JX-3P, known for its ability to emulate Juno-6/60 sounds, is a fitting addition to his extensive synth collection. The user-uploaded photo confirms its presence in his setup.

Oneohtrix Point Never can be seen in this video on his Facebook page using a Wurlitzer Sideman.

"I use other synths for color. I have this Akai AX-60 for super-harsh analog abstraction. It's also good for monosynth leads."

Daniel Lopatin can be seen using this pedal as the first in his signal chain during the part where he explains his setup into more detail.

During an interview for RA (https://ra.co/features/1226) he also explains it with following words “ It's really straightforward. It's just a [Electro-Harmonix] Memory Man and some Boss pitch shifter that is 50% dry and 50% up a 5th. I love 5th intervals. Fifths equal Airwolf, but also Steve Reich. It's like a combo of Steve Reich and Airwolf. That really does it for me. ”

HEDD Type 20's shown in this picture of his studio in his Reverb.com page

In a February 2016 interview with MusicRadar, Oneohtrix Point Never's studio photos reveal the Kush UBK Fatso prominently placed near the top of his rack, highlighting its role in his production setup.

The Focal Solo 6 Be can be seen on two pictures of this interview, especially on the one where Daniel "OPN" faces his monitors.

Daniel Lopatin was using this pedal to process his synths at some point during his first recording era. He sold it via Reverb some time ago during a clearance of his gear.

In a user-uploaded photo on Cloudinary, Daniel Lopatin, known as Oneohtrix Point Never, is shown with an Akai MPK61 USB MIDI Keyboard Controller on his studio desk.

ProAc Studio 100 studio monitors are visible in Behind the Soundtrack: 'Uncut Gems' with Daniel Lopatin (DOCUMENTARY) right behind Daniel in his studio at 2.08-2.15.

"The Alesis Ion is one of my favorites. It's a virtual analog, but offers some interesting FM feedback routing if you like noise."

I can tell by the Pitch Bender an Program Wheel (at 2:07), that it seems to be the Kawai SX-240.

At 2:54 Mr Lopatin is using the DX.

Daniel has an MPK Mini, an SP-404 sampler, and, and a Macbook in this image of his live setup.

See photos of his studio in the Futuremusic interview Feb '16. Near the top of his rack

In this photo from OPN's Instagram, an Avalanche Run can be seen in the left of the speaker cabinet.

During The Weeknd's live performance of "Save Your Tears" at The BRIT Awards 2021, Oneohtrix Point Never can be seen playing the Moog Minimoog Voyager alongside a Rhodes piano.

It's being played throughout this live presentation.

In an image from this Red Bull article (https://www.redbull.com/gb-en/oneohtrix-point-never-interview), a Duet 2 can be seen behind the SP-555 among Lopatin's equipment.

In a recent Instagram story, Oneohtrix Point Never features Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones, identifiable by their distinctive sensor, suggesting their use in his audio setup.

A Deckard's Dream MK2 was sold on OPN's official Reverb shop.

In this Reddit AMA, Oneohtrix Point Never said ppooll was used on his album "Again".

"This Novation AFX Station is owned by Oneohtrix Point Never

This unit looks to be basically brand new. Comes with the original box and power supply,

All items in The Official Oneohtrix Point Never Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Oneohtrix Point Never."

"This Dangerous Music Monitor ST With Remote Control is owned by Oneohtrix Point Never

Serial: 965 There are some scratches and scuffs throughout both units, but generally they are in clean condition. All knobs and buttons are intact. Both units function as intended. No power supply or cables included.

All items in The Official Oneohtrix Point Never Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Oneohtrix Point Never."

"This DigiTech Death Metal Distortion is owned by Oneohtrix Point Never

There are some scratches, scuffs and finish chips throughout the pedal enclosure. The "Level" and "Low" knobs are missing their covers, but they still operate fine. There is a small piece of scotch tape on the enclosure. The foot switch takes a good amount of pressure to operate, but the pedal is overall in good working order. No power supply included.

All items in The Official Oneohtrix Point Never Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Oneohtrix Point Never."

"This TC Helicon VoiceLive Touch 2 is owned by Oneohtrix Point Never

Serial: 13101151 There are some scratches and scuffs throughout the unit, but it's generally pretty clean. The unit is in good working order. No power supply included.

All items in The Official Oneohtrix Point Never Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Oneohtrix Point Never."

"This Eventide TimeFactor is owned by Oneohtrix Point Never

Serial: TF-17705 There are light scratches, scuffs and dust throughout the enclosure, but otherwise it's fairly clean. All knobs and switches are in good working order. The pedal functions as intended. No power supply included.

All items in The Official Oneohtrix Point Never Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation and a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Oneohtrix Point Never."