Roosevelt
German producer & DJ from Cologne
Roosevelt's Gear
Throughout the music video for ‘Feels Right’ a Prophet 6 can be seen as the synth in the video. Towards the latter end of the video Marius can be seen playing the P6 himself. He also owns one in his studio in Berlin
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In this this video/performance you can Roosevelt using a Roland Juno-60.
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He uses the Waves j37 Tape for almost every track in "Wait Up" as you can see in this video.
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In an Instagram post, Roosevelt shares a photo from an upcoming MusikExpress Magazine article, expressing nostalgia for his Korg MS2000 Synthesizer.
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You can see it used in the Montreal video throughout. Especially at 1:34 and 3:16
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Throughout the course of this live performance, Marius can be seen playing leads then synth bass lines on his Moog Grandmother
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In the "Roosevelt Live In Prague" performance on Telekom Electronic Beats TV, Roosevelt uses the Zoom G3 multi-effects pedal.
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In this video at 35.40 he is using tal u-no-lx.
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He uses Crumar Performer on this video clip. One can tell that the strings in the song Montreal are coming from this vintage guy.
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In this video/performance Roosevelt uses the Yamaha DTX Multi 12 Drum Pad.
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In this video/performance Roosevelt used the Akai Professional LPD8 Laptop Pad Controller.
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In this video at 19.40 he is using vintageverb plugin.
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At the very beginning (15sec) the mixer can be seen along different effect pedals during the Live at Prague session.
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In an Instagram post featuring an upcoming article from MusikExpress Magazine, Roosevelt expresses nostalgia for his Crumar DS-2 Synthesizer, highlighting its significance in his setup.
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Taken from instagram picture of MusikExpress Magazine's upcoming article.
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Taken from instagram picture of MusikExpress Magazine's upcoming article.
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At 0:58, you can see Marius panning to a view of his Distressor on the his video on how we ‘made Feels Right’
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At 1:35 Marius can be seen playing a lead line on his Yamaha CS-60 on the song ‘Feels Right’
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At 1:27, a Moog Sub Phatty can be seen as the top synth on Marius’ keyboard stand in his home studio setup.
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In this Instagram video from Fender, Roosevelt perform "Lovers" using an American Pro II Strat. The caption reads:
roosevelt_music performs a special version of “Lovers” on his American Pro II Strat & Vintera Precision Bass in this Artist Check-In.
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In the video he uses Logic Pro X for his track "Wait Up"
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SM57s used at the cymbal bottom and as a vocal mic for the bass player.
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Taken from instagram picture of MusikExpress Magazine's upcoming article.
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Throughout the course of this live performance taken from Roosevelt’s YouTube, Marius can be seen playing the main chord patterns of all three songs on a Roland Juno 106.
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In this photo of Roosevelt performing at KEXP, his pedalboard is visible, revealing the TC Electronic PolyTune.
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In this photo of Roosevelt performing at KEXP, his pedalboard is visible, revealing the MXR Phase 90.
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In this photo of Roosevelt performing at KEXP, his pedalboard is visible, revealing the MXR Super COMP.
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In this photo of Roosevelt performing at KEXP, he can be seen using a black Fender Stratocaster with removed volume knob.
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