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Oliver Huntemann's favourite music software

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By Computer Music
Published 26 February 2014

The prolific techno producer lets us browse his hard drive

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Apple Logic Pro

Apple Logic Pro

“I started producing mathematics’s Creator/ Notator on the Atari 1040ST around 1990. That was the predecessor software of Logic and I’ve stuck with it since then. I can see some handy advantages of Ableton Live, but I appreciate Logic Pro’s fantastic effects and its far better sound quality.”

Read Apple Logic Pro X review

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Native Instruments Traktor Scratch Pro

Native Instruments Traktor Scratch Pro

“I tried out Traktor Scratch Pro just for fun and fell in love with it. As I still like to control my music via vinyl, Traktor is the perfect solution for me.”

Read Native Instruments Traktor Pro 2 review

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Arturia V Collection

Arturia V Collection

“My studio partner in crime André Winter and I are huge fans of the Arturia stuff. I have owned this collection for a very long time - it’s a great thing having all these classic synths available on the computer. The Minimoog and the ARP [2600 – pictured above] are in most of my tracks; they’re always good for basics and the biggest basslines.”

Find out more about Arturia V Collection

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Rob Papen Albino

Rob Papen Albino

“This is another great software synth in our basic studio setup. It has some cool preset sounds that are easy to process - just a few edits and you have a unique lead sound. It’s very good for white noise hi-hats, too.”

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Reactable Systems Reactable Mobile

Reactable Systems Reactable Mobile

“I’ve been playing with the original Reactable during my Paranoia album tour, which was big fun - not easy to handle but very intuitive to work with on stage. I enjoyed it very much and I still like to play around with the Reactable iPad app.”

Read Reactable Systems Reactable Mobile review

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