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What DAW does Ferry Corsten use?

Ferry Corsten has said he is a Cubase guy and a big fan of Spectrasonics Omnisphere, whose presets are his starting point for sounds. He has also said he still has hardware synths including a Roland JP-8000, a Nord Rack 3 and a Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver.

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What DAW does Ferry Corsten use?

Cubase. He told MusicRadar he is a Cubase guy and finds it easy to stem out tracks and bundle everything into folders.

What synth does Ferry Corsten use?

He has said he still has a Roland JP-8000, a Nord Rack 3 and a Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver, and loves tweaking sounds on them.

What plugins does Ferry Corsten use?

He has called himself a big fan of Spectrasonics Omnisphere, using its presets as a starting point before making the sound his own.

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Ferry Corsten is a Rotterdam trance DJ and producer, also known as System F and Gouryella. This guide covers the DAW, plugin and hardware synths he named in his production tips for MusicRadar.

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