K-391 has said they use FL Studio, found at around age 14, to make every track. In an Image-Line interview K-391 has said they use Q12 Equator speakers, Audio-Technica ATH-M50 headphones, an iRig keyboard for melodies and a Focusrite Forte interface, all running on an MSI GE70 laptop.
“When I was around 14 I wanted to start making these techno/trance songs myself. So I began looking for a way to do it, and boom, I found Fl Studio.”
“I use a pair of Q12 Equator speakers (absolutely sick)”
“for headphones I use Audio Technica ath-m50 monitor headphones”
“Lastly I have connected a Forte Focusrite soundcard, for extreme quality.”
“I use a iRig keyboard for easy melody making”
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“When I was around 14 I wanted to start making these techno/trance songs myself. So I began looking for a way to do it, and boom, I found Fl Studio.”
“I use a pair of Q12 Equator speakers (absolutely sick)”
“for headphones I use Audio Technica ath-m50 monitor headphones”
“Lastly I have connected a Forte Focusrite soundcard, for extreme quality.”
“I use a iRig keyboard for easy melody making”
“My computer is a MSI ge70”
K-391 has said they use FL Studio. In an Image-Line interview K-391 said they found it at around age 14 while looking for a way to make techno and trance songs.
K-391 has said they use a pair of Q12 speakers from Equator Audio, calling them absolutely sick in an Image-Line interview.
K-391 has said they use Audio-Technica ATH-M50 monitor headphones.
K-391 has said they use a Focusrite Forte as their soundcard.
K-391 has said they use an iRig keyboard from IK Multimedia for quick melody writing.
K-391 is a Norwegian producer known for melodic electro house and his Alan Walker collaborations like Ignite and End of Time. This guide covers the studio setup K-391 has described in an interview with the makers of FL Studio.
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