“Yeah, I still use it. Not on everything, but for capturing melodies.”
What DAW does Benn Jordan use?
Benn Jordan has said he used FL Studio for capturing melodies, plus REAPER, Reaktor and Pure Data, an RME Fireface 802 interface and a Roland FA-06 as a MIDI controller. His synths include a Behringer DeepMind 12, Nord Lead 1, Korg MS2000 and Elektron Analog Rytm, Analog Four and Machinedrum.
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Software
“Yeah, I still use it. Not on everything, but for capturing melodies.”
“Reaper is a sturdy platform”
“I still like Reaktor and Pure Data a lot.”
Studio
“My recording interface is an RME Fireface 802”
“for a semi-weighted controller, the sequencer is awesome and I use it as a MIDI controller.”
“I have a Nord Lead 1 that I really like.”
Modular and effects
Live
About Benn Jordan's gear.
What DAW does Benn Jordan use?
He has said FL Studio is the DAW he likes most and still uses it for capturing melodies, with Adobe Audition for mastering. He has also called REAPER a sturdy platform.
What plugins does Benn Jordan use?
He has said he still likes Reaktor and Pure Data a lot, uses Melodyne to pitch-correct string parts, and kept a Mac to run MetaSynth.
What synth does Benn Jordan use?
He has named a Behringer DeepMind 12, Nord Lead 1, Korg MS2000, Elektron Analog Four, Roland JX-305 and TB-303, plus a modular setup with Make Noise Maths and Mutable Instruments Clouds.
What MIDI keyboard does Benn Jordan use?
He has said he uses a Roland FA-06 as a MIDI controller, and he has played a Yamaha Disklavier, a MIDI controllable piano.
What audio interface does Benn Jordan use?
He has said his recording interface is an RME Fireface 802, with an Allen & Heath Qu-16 used for his modular setup.
Benn Jordan is the Chicago-born producer behind The Flashbulb and a music technology YouTuber. This guide covers his DAWs, software, synths, drum machines, modular gear and MIDI guitar, from MusicTech and Headphone Commute interviews.
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