“Momenteel werk ik met Logic.”

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What DAW does Coone use?
Coone named Apple Logic Pro as the DAW in a 2012 interview, after starting on Roland MC-303 and MC-505 grooveboxes and moving through Steinberg Cubase. The home studio has been seen with ATC SCM110ASL Pro monitors, and in the booth Coone has named Pioneer DJ CDJ-2000 decks.
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Studio
“Momenteel werk ik met Logic.”
“Van de MC-505 ben ik direct overgestapt naar Cubase.”
Where it started
“Daarmee ging alles al een stuk beter.”
“Na een jaartje sparen heb ik uiteindelijk een Groovebox MC-303 van Roland gekocht.”
DJ booth
“Natuurlijk sta ook ik graag achter een set CDJ-2000’s”
On repeat
“his latest album I played it thousand times already”
“the album of G-Eazy which came out couple of weeks ago”
About Coone's gear.
What DAW does Coone use?
In a 2012 Bax-shop interview Coone said the current DAW was Apple Logic Pro, after moving straight from a Roland MC-505 groovebox to Steinberg Cubase years earlier.
What studio monitors does Coone use?
Coone's home studio, built in 2021 under the house, has been seen with a pair of ATC SCM110ASL Pro monitors extended with two custom subwoofers, according to the ATC distributor Helios.
What synth does Coone use?
Coone has said the first piece of production gear was a Roland MC-303 groovebox, bought after a year of saving and still owned in 2012, followed by a Roland MC-505.
What DJ gear does Coone use?
Coone has said a set of Pioneer DJ CDJ-2000 decks is a welcome sight in the booth, though plugging in a USB stick matters more than the exact player.
What music does Coone listen to?
In a 2017 interview Coone has said they love Eminem's album Revival, played a thousand times, and called out G-Eazy's The Beautiful & Damned from the same month.
Coone is the Belgian hardstyle DJ and producer Koen Bauweraerts, founder of the Dirty Workz label. This guide covers the grooveboxes, DAWs, monitors and DJ decks named in interviews and studio photos, plus the albums Coone has talked up.
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