In the studio with Ferry Corsten

“The studio at the time was in my attic. I was there 24 hours a day for over a year. When your studio is in your house, it’s easy to lock yourself into your music. I remember just being very tired the whole time [laughs]. For L.E.F. I used the Clavia Nord Rack 3 a lot, and the Alesis A6 Andromeda synth. They were my main bits of gear. Then my Sony DMX-R100 mixing console, some Virus TI, Roland V-Synth and my trusty JP-8000. The whole album was done using Cubase. I used Logic for a couple of weeks once, then threw it out the window [laughs]. This was also really the first album were I was using audio tracks more in my computer, rather than just sampling stuff, and letting it run as a sample. I would start to bounce a lot more stuff to audio and do some processing to the audio, rather than just MIDI. It was a new time for me for playing with sounds and everything.”