I also love playing around with smaller 'toy' synths like the Korg volca series and Roland Boutique’s TR-09 and TB-03. The Arturia Prophet V is often my go-to VST when I start a session.Īnalog-wise the Roland Juno 106 and Moog Little Phatty are never far away, as are my Stratocaster, Les Paul and jazz bass. I use mostly the NI Komplete and Arturia synths suites for this. Some songs are produced with a lot of in-the-box plugins. It really changes from one record to another. It’s a great tool and it’s easy to be creative with it but things can quickly get out of hand.ĪA: Tell us about the other hardware and software you use I think it's the main reason why I switched. But the sessions in FL can also get quite chaotic. If I have an idea I can instantly put it down and get a result. The workflow is just so fast compared to other DAWs. I moved on to Ableton Live not long ago but I still go back to Fruity Loops from time to time. I was hooked!ĪA: I hear you’re using FL Studio? Is this still the case? What attracted you to this DAW? The tracks were pretty awful for the first two years but I had so much fun making them. so I thought to myself, if I can't play songs maybe I can make some. DJing would have been my first choice at the time but I didn't have the money to buy decks. I wanted to get involved with it in any way I could.

I was still a kid and had just fallen in love with electronic music. Tez Cadey: It kind of started accidentally. AskAudio: Tell us how you got into making music.

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