T-Pain's Studio Equipment
Used on T-Pain's vocals for "Low", as stated by mixer Fabian Marasciullo in this Sound on Sound interview.
"The rest was done outside of the box. I used the Neve desk for EQ, and on the hook, ie. on T–Pain, I had a Neve 33609. On Flo I had a matched stereo pair of Distressors. I would have a hundred Distressors if I could. I use them on everything, vocals, drums, bass, guitars. They are just magical. Finally, I sent all the vocals through a Dolby 740. It's an old Dolby unit that was made for film music. It acts like a compressor, but it's an EQ. You can set it so that when the guy sings harder, he sounds a bit brighter. It's a really interesting device, and it gives me a glistening on the voice that no other EQ can give me."
Used on Flo Rida and T-Pain's vocals for "Low", as stated by mixer Fabian Marasciullo in this Sound on Sound interview.
Vocals: Waves Renaissance Vox, De–esser, Metaflanger, Renaissance Channel and S1 Stereo Imager, Digidesign Revibe, Line 6 Echo Farm, McDSP Analog Channel, Neve 8068 desk EQ, Neve 33609, Empirical Labs Distressor, Dolby 740
(...) "The rest was done outside of the box. I used the Neve desk for EQ, and on the hook, ie. on T–Pain, I had a Neve 33609. On Flo I had a matched stereo pair of Distressors. I would have a hundred Distressors if I could. I use them on everything, vocals, drums, bass, guitars. They are just magical. Finally, I sent all the vocals through a Dolby 740. It's an old Dolby unit that was made for film music. It acts like a compressor, but it's an EQ. You can set it so that when the guy sings harder, he sounds a bit brighter. It's a really interesting device, and it gives me a glistening on the voice that no other EQ can give me."
Used on T-Pain's vocals for "Low", as stated by mixer Fabian Marasciullo in this Sound on Sound interview.
"The rest was done outside of the box. I used the Neve desk for EQ, and on the hook, ie. on T–Pain, I had a Neve 33609. On Flo I had a matched stereo pair of Distressors. I would have a hundred Distressors if I could. I use them on everything, vocals, drums, bass, guitars. They are just magical. Finally, I sent all the vocals through a Dolby 740. It's an old Dolby unit that was made for film music. It acts like a compressor, but it's an EQ. You can set it so that when the guy sings harder, he sounds a bit brighter. It's a really interesting device, and it gives me a glistening on the voice that no other EQ can give me."
In this video T-pain and kenny beats were using the keyboard from arturia to make a song, not a remix.
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Discography
Rappa Ternt Sanga (Expanded Edition)
2005
Epiphany (Expanded Edition)
2007
Three Ringz (Thr33 Ringz) [Expanded Edition]
2008
Three Ringz (Thr33 Ringz) [Edited Version]
2008
Revolver (Expanded Edition)
2011
Oblivion (Expanded Edition)
2017
Everything Must Go, Vol. 1
2018
Everything Must Go, Vol. 2
2018
1UP
2019
The Lost Remixes
2020
On Top of The Covers
2023
On Top of The Covers (Live from The Sun Rose)
2023