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What DAW does BEAUZ use?

BEAUZ have said they use Ableton Live for production; Bernie started on Logic Pro before switching, and Johan first made beats in FL Studio. Bernie has said they use a Splice sample in a breakdown melody, and Johan has said they use Blender to build the visual loops for their live shows.

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What DAW does BEAUZ use?

Bernie has said he learned production on Logic Pro and then switched to Ableton Live. Johan has said his first beats were made in FL Studio, back when it was called Fruity Loops.

Does BEAUZ use Splice samples?

Yes. Bernie has said the breakdown melody on High With Me came from a Splice sample.

How does BEAUZ make their show visuals?

Johan has said he built most of the visual loops for their live shows from scratch in the 3D software Blender.

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BEAUZ are Los Angeles brothers Bernie and Johan Yang, a DJ and production duo who moved from pop EDM to hard techno and run Baddie Up Records. This guide covers the production software and tools they have named in interviews.

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