“Happy to say I'm still using FL Studio as the main brain of my studio all these years later.”
What DAW does Lone use?
Lone has said FL Studio is still the main brain of his studio, alongside a Yamaha DX7, a Roland SH-01A, a Novation UltraNova and an Akai MPC2000XL. He has named Adam A7X monitors, a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20, Rode NT1-A mics and Technics SL-1210MK7 turntables with Pioneer CDJ-2000NXS2s.
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Studio
“Happy to say I'm still using FL Studio as the main brain of my studio all these years later.”
“Roland SH-01A, as I couldn't justify spending the money trying to get an original 101, but wanted to get those glorious lead sounds down.”
Stage
DJ booth
Recording
“A couple of Rode NT1A mics which I've used for literally every found sound / percussion or vocal recording on any of my tracks.”
About Lone's gear.
What DAW does Lone use?
FL Studio. Lone downloaded a demo of Fruity Loops in 2001 and told MusicRadar in 2021 that it was still the main brain of his studio, mostly with its stock plugins.
What synths does Lone use?
He has named an old Yamaha DX7, used mainly for its Rhodes preset, a Roland SH-01A for lead sounds and a Novation UltraNova that he has used for live work.
What DJ gear does Lone use?
His studio has two Technics SL-1210MK7 turntables and two Pioneer CDJ-2000NXS2 players going into a Pioneer DJM-850 mixer.
What microphones does Lone use?
He has said a couple of Rode NT1-A mics were used for every found sound, percussion or vocal recording on his tracks.
Lone is Matt Cutler, a Nottingham born producer of breakbeat house and dreamy electronica who runs the Magicwire label. This guide covers the studio and DJ setup he walked through in a 2021 MusicRadar interview.
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