Sasha

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In this photo there is TR-707 in studio.

Sasha, also known as Alexander Paul Coe, is shown using the Arturia V Collection 8 in a user-uploaded photo on the Arturia website.

With KRK, I find that the speakers are very true to their sound, and that there are never any surprises when I play the tracks back, even when in different studios. KRKs are very good for electronic music, with all of its bass and punchy drums. I love working with KRK in my studio."

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Sasha can be seen using the Allen & Heath Xone:92 at 0:16 in this video.

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Ask: You started off on an Atari ST? Were you using Notator? Sasha: Yes, I was.

I bought an MPC3000, a computer with Logic, a JD-800, a Mackie mixing desk and a load of outboard gear.

Ask: Are you using outboard gear too? Sasha: We’ve got quite a bit of Moog stuff. I’ve just got hold of a Sub 37.

I did the Moog Fest last year and as part payment for the gig they give you a great deal on gear. So, I bought a couple of racks, Moogerfooger pedals, an old Taurus II which is my absolute favorite. I’ve got one of the first ARP 2600.

I did the Moog Fest last year and as part payment for the gig they give you a great deal on gear. So, I bought a couple of racks, Moogerfooger pedals, an old Taurus II which is my absolute favorite. I’ve got one of the first ARP 2600.

In a studio session highlighted on Equipboard, Sasha showcases the use of the Mutable Instruments Frames as part of his modular synthesizer setup.

Sasha posts a pic on Twitter of his white Native Instruments Maschine Studio. He says, "Thanks to the lovely people at @accessmusic & @NI_News for hooking me up with these beauties. Listen to this space."

With KRK, I find that the speakers are very true to their sound, and that there are never any surprises when I play the tracks back, even when in different studios. KRKs are very good for electronic music, with all of its bass and punchy drums. I love working with KRK in my studio."

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The Mixed In Key website lists him as an Artist along with his review

Int his photo of Sasha performing at Ultra Music Festival 2016, he can be seen wearing the Pioneer HDJ-2000MK2. The original video source of this screen capture can be viewed here.

I bought an MPC3000, a computer with Logic, a JD-800, a Mackie mixing desk and a load of outboard gear. A lot of that I’ve let go of, and I’m pissed off I did.

In a session titled "Studio fun with the modular," Sasha is seen using the 4ms PEG: Pingable Envelope Generator, as documented on Equipboard.

Sasha is seen using the Arturia BeatStep Pro for modular synth sessions, as highlighted on mentataudio's Equipboard.

"Squelch! Just assembled our first modular. Noodle."

"Studio fun with the modular"