“When I am producing alone, I use Ableton Live.”
What DAW does Elohim use?
Elohim has said they use Ableton Live when producing alone and Logic Pro when working with her brother, after starting out on GarageBand. She has said a Sequential Prophet is on pretty much every piece of her music, and she has been seen using a Roland Juno-106 in her Topanga studio.
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“When I am producing alone, I use Ableton Live.”
“And when I work with my brother, we use Logic Pro.”
“I'm cool with using Logic because I started on Garageband, but Ableton is my number one.”
“I've pretty much used it on every piece of music.”
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What DAW does Elohim use?
Elohim has said they use Ableton Live when producing alone and calls it her number one. She works in Logic Pro with her brother and started on GarageBand (MusicTech, 2021).
What synth does Elohim use?
Elohim has said a Sequential Prophet is the piece of gear she has used on pretty much every piece of music, and she has been seen using a Roland Juno-106 in a 2021 MusicTech studio feature.
Where does Elohim make music?
Elohim told MusicTech in 2021 that she works in a studio at her brother's house in Topanga, California, wired so analog instruments can be recorded on the fly.
Elohim is a Los Angeles producer, singer, DJ and pianist whose electropop has crossed paths with Skrillex, Marshmello and Flux Pavilion. This guide covers the DAWs and synths she named and showed in a 2021 MusicTech studio feature.
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