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How It Was Recorded

En Vogue · Funky Divas, 1992

My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)

11 sourced items across 4 sectionsVerified3Reported8

What the sources do and do not say

One Mix Classic Tracks article, read in full, with quotes from Steve Counter and Denzil Foster and recollections from Ken Kessie. Most gear is stated in the journalist's narrative, so those rows are reported. The Studer A827 row is album-level. The Trident 80B in Studio B is listed as room equipment only, so it has no row.

Group vocals

4 items

En Vogue

Microphone

  • The real chain

    Telefunken Elam 250

    Reported

    Engineer Steve Counter chose this microphone for all four singers.

    Source: Mix, accessed 15 Nov 2026

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Input chain

Bass line

1 item

Denzil Foster

Instrument

  • The real chain

    Korg M1

    Verified

    Foster programmed the bass line on this keyboard using an edited pluck bass patch that he made sound like a five-string bass.

    Source: Mix, accessed 15 Nov 2026

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    Emulation of this unit

    Korg KORG Collection

    instrument

    Korg's own software versions of its instruments, sold as a bundle that includes this one.

Beat

3 items

Instrument

Mix and final assembly

3 items

Ken Kessie

Mix effects

Sources

  1. Classic Tracks: En Vogue's "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)", Mix, 2006-10. Accessed 15 Nov 2026.

What the ratings mean

Verified

Stated by the engineer, producer or artist, or by the manufacturer.

Reported

Stated by a reputable secondary source.

Inferred

An educated suggestion, not a documented fact.

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