Soundtoys Process: Tycho @soundtoys

Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Scott Hansen is a San Francisco-based producer, composer, musician, graphic designer, and mastermind behind the critically-acclaimed project Tycho. Soundtoys invited Scott to the Soundtoys headquarters to discuss inspiration, gear, production, design, and using Soundtoys plug-ins in his creative workflow.

You can read the full interview at soundtoys.com/tycho

Special thanks to Scott Hansen.

Featuring music by Tycho (by permission).
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