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What DAW does Good Times Ahead use?

Good Times Ahead have said FL Studio is their main DAW, with Ableton Live alongside it. Matt Toth has named IK Multimedia iLoud MTM monitors, a UAD Volt 276, a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61, a Roland VT-4 and a Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX3; Julio Mejia named a Moog Little Phatty.

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What DAW does Good Times Ahead use?

Good Times Ahead have said FL Studio is their main DAW; both members are official FL Studio Power Users and told Image-Line they work in it every day. Matt Toth also told Computer Music they work in Ableton Live too.

What plugins does Good Times Ahead use?

They have named Native Instruments Massive and Kontakt, Xfer Serum, Sonic Charge Synplant, Cytomic The Glue, FL Studio's 3xOsc, Parametric EQ 2 and limiter, and Noisia's VISION 4X analyser.

What synth does Good Times Ahead use?

The one hardware synth they have named is a Moog Little Phatty, which both Matt Toth (2017) and Julio Mejia (2023) listed in their studio setups. For soft synths they named Massive, Serum, Synplant and 3xOsc.

What MIDI keyboard does Good Times Ahead use?

Both members have named a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 in their studios. An earlier Miami New Times studio visit in 2012 named an Akai MPK49 in their first bedroom studio.

What headphones does Good Times Ahead use?

Matt Toth has said he mixes down on headphones, naming Bose QuietComfort 25 noise cancelling headphones, which he got used to after years of touring.

What studio monitors does Good Times Ahead use?

Matt Toth has named IK Multimedia iLoud MTM monitors with a Focal Sub6 subwoofer, and owns Focal Twin6 Be monitors. Julio Mejia named KRK 8-inch monitors with a KRK subwoofer.

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Good Times Ahead (formerly GTA) is the Miami-born production duo of Matt Toth and Julio Mejia, known for genre-mixing club records with Diplo, Martin Solveig and Skrillex. This guide covers the DAW, plugins, synths, monitors and DJ gear both members have named in interviews.

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