Beardyman's favourite music software
![Bit Shape TC-11](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/534667a341f9e0b2f59ae7072e279d63-320-80.jpg)
Bit Shape TC-11
“This iPad app is one of the most unique synths ever made. It measures metadata from your touches, giving you the ability to intuitively control hundreds of variables: time since last touch; average speed of movement; speed of first, second, third touch; distance between touches... It’s unique and sounds fucking insane. A sound designer’s dream.”
![Sugar Bytes Turnado](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/dcdc376fff38a32eb94fd8871f2ed579-320-80.jpg)
Sugar Bytes Turnado
“Groundbreakingly configurable and playable multi-effect. Its dynamic switching and eight-way linear morph control-architecture are irreplaceable. I’ve contributed to its development and made banks of presets for it. I love it.”
![DMG Audio EQuilibrium](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/fe86dd8b6bde61fa88889574da5d42ab-320-80.jpg)
DMG Audio EQuilibrium
“It’s complex enough to require a setup wizard, yet it’s so well-designed that you don’t need to understand the maths behind it to use it. The best-sounding and most fully featured EQ ever by a significant margin.”
Read DMG Audio EQuilibrium review
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![Rob Papen RP-Delay](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/2d518917782f17967596409a4acbee50-320-80.jpg)
Rob Papen RP-Delay
“Wily, brutal and quite unconventional in its complexity, this delay is quite demented and can produce bonkersness in droves if pushed.”
![The Beardytron_5000 MkII](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/f0d0de8e586eade793fc7830f28562b1-320-80.jpg)
The Beardytron_5000 MkII
“For nearly all of my productions and all of my live work, I use a groundbreaking piece of software I’ve had built for me by some of the world’s most intelligent people. It’s a thing of beauty and is still evolving.
"It’s essentially a loop-based DAW to which only I have the keys. I’m having some updates done at the moment, which I’m super excited about. Check out my website [and this Beardytron_5000 MkII video] to see some more!”
Look out for the new ‘five albums in one’ Directions in early 2014. Find out more on the Beardyman website.