“for me, Logic is the platform with the best studio package”

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What DAW does EDX use?
EDX has said he works in Apple Logic Pro X on a laptop studio, with LennarDigital Sylenth1 as his main synth. He has also named the Waves Platinum Bundle, especially the L2 and C4, plus Native Instruments Massive and Sample Magic sample packs.
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“for me, Logic is the platform with the best studio package”
“Today, it is still our number one synth.”
“I was crazy for the Arturia Minimoog and it became the number one synth for all the EDX chord sounds.”
“The L2 and the C4 are very important to the feel of an EDX song.”
“I was so impressed by how much you could really take the sound apart.”
“I spend maybe €1000 a month on samples... synths, loops, guitars, anything.”
Early days
“My first sampler was an Akai S900 with maybe 60 seconds of sample time.”
About EDX's gear.
What DAW does EDX use?
EDX told Computer Music in 2017 that his whole studio is a laptop and that Logic is the platform with the best studio package for him.
What synth does EDX use?
EDX has said LennarDigital Sylenth1 is his number one synth. He moved to it from the Arturia Minimoog plugin, which had been his go-to for EDX chord sounds. He has also named Native Instruments Massive.
What plugins does EDX use?
EDX has said the Waves Platinum Bundle is worth the price and that the L2 and C4 are very important to the feel of an EDX song.
What samples does EDX use?
EDX has said he spends around 1000 euros a month on samples, naming Sample Magic, and that his first sampler was an Akai S900.
EDX is the Swiss house producer and DJ Maurizio Colella, known for his No Xcuses radio show and releases on Spinnin'. This guide covers the software he named to Computer Music.
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