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What DAW does Billie Eilish use?
Billie Eilish's records were made in Finneas's bedroom studio, seen using a Neumann TLM 103, a UA Apollo 8, Logic Pro and Yamaha HS5 monitors, with Spectrasonics Keyscape and Omnisphere. Ocean Eyes was sung into an Audio-Technica AT2020. She has a Fender signature ukulele and Nike and Jordan sneaker collaborations.
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What microphone does Billie Eilish use?
Sound On Sound reports Finneas records her on a Neumann TLM 103; Ocean Eyes was sung into an Audio-Technica AT2020.
What DAW does Billie Eilish use?
Her records with Finneas were made in Apple Logic Pro.
What plugins does Billie Eilish use?
Finneas told Sound On Sound the plugins he used most on her album were Spectrasonics Omnisphere, Keyscape and Trilian.
What studio monitors does Billie Eilish use?
Yamaha HS5 nearfields with an HS8S subwoofer in Finneas's bedroom studio.
What audio interface does Billie Eilish use?
A Universal Audio Apollo 8, upgraded from an original Roland Quad-Capture.
What MIDI keyboard does Billie Eilish use?
Sound On Sound lists an Akai MPK249 and a Nord Stage 3 in the setup.
Billie Eilish is the singer-songwriter behind When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, Happier Than Ever and Hit Me Hard and Soft, made with her brother Finneas. This guide covers the bedroom studio setup, her Fender ukulele and her Nike and Jordan collaborations.
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