“I would say Serum by Xfer Records. It is easy work with and understand plus it sounds awesome.”

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What DAW does Dirtyphonics use?
Dirtyphonics have said their go-to plugins include Xfer Serum, Native Instruments Kontakt for their own sub patches, iZotope Ozone 5 for mastering, FabFilter Pro-Q 2 and the old WizooVerb reverb. They work on Mac and were filmed producing in Steinberg Cubase for a 2018 studio session.
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“I would say Serum by Xfer Records. It is easy work with and understand plus it sounds awesome.”
“We use it to create our own patches and build our sound library from there.”
Mixing and mastering
“Another plugin we use a lot is iZotope's Ozone 5.”
“One thing I love about it is pre-EQ and post-EQ visualization.”
“we used WizooVerb on so many songs but its a PC based plugin.”
About Dirtyphonics's gear.
What DAW does Dirtyphonics use?
They were filmed working in Steinberg Cubase for the MusicRadar Tech series Steinberg Studio Sessions in 2018.
What plugins does Dirtyphonics use?
In a 2015 Splice interview they named Xfer Serum, Native Instruments Kontakt, iZotope Ozone 5, FabFilter Pro-Q 2 and WizooVerb, which they said they used on so many songs.
What synth does Dirtyphonics use?
Charly has named Xfer Serum, and Pitchin has said they import wavetables from other synths into it as a starting point.
Do Dirtyphonics master their own music?
Yes. They have said they do their own mastering, mostly with iZotope Ozone 5.
Dirtyphonics are the Paris bass music act of Charly Barranger and Julien Pitchin Corrales, known for drum and bass and dubstep on labels such as Dim Mak. This guide covers the software they have named and been filmed working with.
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