What DAW does Avalon Emerson use?
Avalon Emerson has said she mixes down on Dynaudio BM15 monitors and Sennheiser HD 25 Amperior headphones, writes in Ableton Live with an Ableton Push and a MOTU Traveler, jams on a Nord Stage, Akai MPC2000XL, Yamaha DX27 and Fender Rhodes, and DJs on a Urei 1620 rotary mixer with an E&S isolator.
Where to start with Avalon Emerson's gear.
What dj Avalon Emerson uses: a sourced gear guide
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“the full spectrum accuracy is really helpful when I'm mixing down a track”
“they sound just as amazing.”
“I've been really loving the Ableton Push that I've had since November.”
“A MOTU Traveler gets the job done for audio and MIDI in/out.”
“fun to play around on when I feel like getting out of Ableton”
“using the Lexicon MX200 as my main reverb or delay unit.”
“The Urei 1620 is a beast of a rotary”
“I built that lollipop headphone out of the classic Sony MDR700 headphones”
About Avalon Emerson's gear.
What monitors does Avalon Emerson use?
Dynaudio BM15s. She has said the drivers are big enough that she can usually skip a sub.
What headphones does Avalon Emerson use?
Sennheiser HD 25 Amperior, which replaced the HD 25-1 IIs she had for three years.
What DJ mixer does Avalon Emerson use?
A Urei 1620 rotary mixer, with an E&S X 3004 three-band isolator.
What DAW does Avalon Emerson use?
Ableton Live, played with an Ableton Push and a MOTU Traveler interface.
Avalon Emerson is an American DJ and producer who came up in San Francisco and later moved to Berlin. This guide covers the monitors, headphones, instruments and rotary mixers she showed in her San Francisco studio.
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