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Originally Posted by zosthegoatherd  Go too old with Ministry and it stops being industrial...
On a different note I would really love to know more about Sleazy's production methods. I know he uses ableton and a lot of samples. Early stuff used a synthi and a mirage. I also know he used a roland sdx330. Given that he worked with trent on a few projects I am sure his methods may have trickled down to the more accessible pop-industrial NIN makes
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I've been trying to find out for years. Let me know if you learn anything.
You've probably read it but this article is interesting (although it's about their Horse Rotorvator era) -
Keyboard Magazine
He mentions a...
"Fairlight II and III for sequencing and editing, Emulator II as the main sound generator, Yamaha DX7, PPG Wave 2.2, and an EMS Synthi for the heavy, distorted sounds."