What DAW does Basement Jaxx use?

“Logic seems to do a bit of everything really well, which suits the way we work.”

“Me and Felix had been working with the Atari and Cubase since the very earliest days of Basement Jaxx, and we thought it was brilliant.”

“We have been using the Omnisphere a lot just lately. That’s probably our main synth”

“and the Native Instruments set, of course, with Kontakt for piano and strings.”

“Obviously, you don’t actually ‘need’ any desk in the studio these days, but we both prefer to have some faders and EQ knobs to play around with.”

“We started using a Juno-106 keyboard again, which is nice.”

“We also used an old Moog Voyager, a Prophet 6 and the Korg EMX2, but most of it is done in the box, using Logic.”

“Then there are some nice outboard bits and pieces like the Juno, the Korg MS-20, the Memorymoog, the Moog Voyager…”

“I’ve still got the Alesis, and it was used on some of the early Jaxx tracks.”

“It was a Soundcraft Spirit 24-track desk and there was plenty of space to get ahold of the EQ knobs.”

“That was like having a 24-track studio as far as I was concerned.”

“Mozart has always filled me with happiness.”

“This, to me, is a punk record.”

“When I was a student, I would listen to this over and over again.”

“I’ve probably seen him eight times, so I’m a fan”

“I’ve played it a lot over the years, and I’ll probably end up playing thousands of times. It’s always in my car.”

“I think the first dance tune that caught my attention was Althea & Donna’s Uptown Top Ranking.”

“And, of course, there was Blue Monday by New Order in 1983.”

“I subsequently ended up loving David Bowie as well, just because of that.”