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Ryan Merchant
American songwriter, vocalist
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According to Shure's artist page, Capital Cities uses Shure's ULX-D wireless system.
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According to Shure's artist page, Capital Cities uses Shure's PSM 900 monitor system.
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You and Sebu are particularly fond of the Roland Juno-106. Are synths like guitars? Do the older ones have something special about them?
"To be honest with you, we started using the Juno-106 because it was the only analog synth we had sitting around. Sebu kind of adopted it after a friend left it at our studio. Safe And Sound was the first song we used it on. We brought it out and played these huge pad chords on it, and it was then that we realized we had been missing the analog synth boat. There is something to the sound of the Juno. A lot of times, we'll program parts using software synths, but we'll replace them with the Juno-106. It fits in the mix with a fullness and a richness - it's warmer. I think people can subconsciously hear that."
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