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Apple Logic Pro X

Apple Logic Pro X

“I grew up in East Germany and started making music before the wall came down. Getting hold of studio equipment was near impossible, but there was one guy who had a small studio with an early version of Cakewalk. Wow - the computer was making music!

“The reason I now use Logic is that, when I first saw it, it reminded me of Cakewalk. It felt very familiar to me… like I was coming home.”

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Native Instruments Reaktor 6

Native Instruments Reaktor 6

“I bought this because I liked the idea of trying to create a new modular environment every few weeks. It’s not quite as good as a hardware modular, but it’s pretty close.

“Of course, as time passed, I never continued with it. These days, I pretty much use it for the preset sounds because… well, they’re excellent!”

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Native Instruments Massive

Native Instruments Massive

“When Massive first exploded, it never captured my imagination. It was very popular, but I dismissed it. Maybe I wasn’t ready. Then, when I really started to find out more, I thought, ‘Yeah, it reminds of those dirty sounds of the 90s’.

“The workflow, too. A very easy synth to work on.”

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Arturia Jupiter-8 V

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iZotope Ozone 6

iZotope Ozone 6

“I like to do all my own mastering. It doesn’t feel right to send it to someone else. With iZotope, that isn’t a problem because the results I can get are pretty damn good.

“My one piece of advice would be: experiment. Take time to learn what you can do.”

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