Four Tet's gear and equipment including the Red Sound SoundBITE Auto-Loop Module XL, Brainworx bx_XL, and KRK Rokit RP6 G2 Studio Monitor.

Go behind the scenes with this footage of Kieren Hebden of Four Tet explaining his latest live performance rig featuring two laptops, hardware drum machines,...

2017年2月20日 · Four Tet says he has been working on the setup for years, so it's an unexpected treat to actually see the equipment he uses -- note the Acer laptop -- and to learn about how he builds his...

2019年10月24日 · Four Tet has several fantastic hour+ live performances on his bandcamp. He is probably my single biggest inspiration for how to do live dance music right. For anyone not familiar with his work he is mostly a computer guy though, this modular is just supplemental. Remember his stuff with Steve Reid?? Easily some of my favorite recordings.

2013年5月29日 · Playing with laptops can become performative in conventional ways, just by adding instruments – voice, guitar, live drums, ukelele, or whatever it is you play. But it becomes more mysterious in the hybrid performance media that emerge from “playing” the arrangement directly, manipulating the larger bits of a track in the form of stems and samples.

2024年7月19日 · Though many rising music producers will be saving whatever pennies they can to purchase new hardware and uber-expensive studio monitors, Four Tet has revealed that "90%" of the music he makes and mixes is done through laptop speakers.

2017年10月26日 · If your whole oeuvre is merely manipulating samples on a laptop, then you're not challenging yourself enough. dunno, I play guitar, bass, and piano...not to any great standard, but enough to say I play them...I find using a sampler just as …

2017年10月26日 · Looking closer, I can see that the Prism is a Lyra 1, which means that "all those ins and outs" can't amount to more than four channels of input at any given time. One of which has to be an instrument input/DI channel, which leaves 3 for microphones, which isn't a lot. Hell, I've used 7+ channels on "solo dude with a guitar" sessions before.

2024年7月18日 · British electronic artist Kieran Hebden - better known as Four Tet - has gone deep into his music-making process in a two-hour-long interview with the Tape Notes podcast. Speaking with Tape Notes' John Kennedy, Hebden discussed the making of Daydream Repeat and Skater, two tracks from his latest album Three.

2024年7月26日 · Four Tet has explained how he made Looking At Your Pager, and it’s giving producers a surprise. Speaking on the Tape Notes Podcast, the musician – real name Kieran Hebden – reveals that he made the 2022 song in bed with only 14 tracks, and it …