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What DAW does Gui Boratto use?
Gui Boratto has said he runs Pro Tools and Logic on a Mac Pro, with ADAM S2X and Dynaudio AIR monitors and Apogee converters. He has said he works with an EMS VCS3 and a Sequential Six-Trak, and has been seen using a Roland Juno-106, TB-303, Korg monologue and Moog DFAM.
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Studio
“I use a Mac Pro running Pro Tools and Logic 9.”
“I use a Mac Pro running Pro Tools and Logic 9.”
“My favourite AD/DA converters are the AD-16x and DA-16x by Apogee.”
“The black summing box is from Electric Lane.”
“For monitors, I use a pair of ADAM S2X and Dynaudio AIR Series.”
“For monitors, I use a pair of ADAM S2X and Dynaudio AIR Series.”
“I discovered the super RH 301 from Koma Elektronik, a very small factory from Berlin.”
“I was using the Pro Solo MkII from Kenton”
Plugins
Synths
“It's the EMS VCS3, used by Pink Floyd on Dark Side Of The Moon”
“This is the Six Trak from the inventors of MIDI, Sequential Circuits.”
About Gui Boratto's gear.
What DAW does Gui Boratto use?
Gui Boratto told Attack Magazine in 2014 that he runs Pro Tools and Logic on a Mac Pro. In his 2023 Aulart masterclass he is seen resampling guitars with a sampler in Logic.
What studio monitors does Gui Boratto use?
Gui Boratto has said he monitors on a pair of ADAM S2X speakers and Dynaudio AIR Series speakers.
What synth does Gui Boratto use?
Gui Boratto has said he owns an EMS VCS3 and a Sequential Circuits Six-Trak. In his Beautiful Life masterclass he is seen playing a Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter, Juno-106, TB-303, Korg monologue and Moog DFAM.
What plugins does Gui Boratto use?
In his Aulart masterclass, Gui Boratto is seen automating chords with Soundtoys FilterFreak 2.
What audio interface does Gui Boratto use?
Gui Boratto has said his AD/DA converters are the Apogee AD-16X and DA-16X, alongside an Electric Lane summing box.
Gui Boratto is the Sao Paulo producer behind Chromophobia and Beautiful Life on Kompakt. This guide covers the DAWs, synths, converters, monitors and sync gear he has named in his studio tour and shown in his Beautiful Life masterclass.
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