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interview · Sound & Recording · 2016
An interview with Felix K and Ena in the Japanese music production magazine Sound & Recording, October 2016 issue, pages 42 and 43, text and photographs by Daisuke Ito. The two discuss their first live project together as F&E, recorded in a single day of sessions after Berlin Atonal and released as 749, and the equipment behind it: a Rupert Neve Designs 5059 Satellite summing amp, a Tascam DA-3000 recorder, a Retro Powerstrip recording channel and a DR AWMER compressor. Ena names Felix K's 2010 record Recognition / Ice on 31 Records as the track that changed how he heard drum and bass.
„インストゥルメンツの違いよりもそれをどう扱うかがお互いにインスピレーションを与えるんだ“Felix K, Sound & Recording