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What DAW does Maddix use?

Maddix has said they use FL Studio for everything from composing to mastering, softsynths such as Serum, Nexus, Spire and Sylenth1, Focal CMS 65 monitors and a Focusrite Scarlett 6i6. He has also said they use a Behringer TD-3, an MXR Distortion+ pedal and his own Maddix Rumble plugin.

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What DAW does Maddix use?

Maddix has said they use FL Studio, telling Image-Line that everything in his tracks is done in it, from composing to mastering. His 2021 Acid Soul production video is also tagged with Studio One.

What plugins does Maddix use?

Maddix has said they use the softsynths Serum, Nexus, Spire and Sylenth1 for his sounds, and his own Maddix Rumble plugin, made with Revealed Recordings, which he said he ran on all his tracks while it was in beta.

What synth does Maddix use?

Maddix has said they use a Behringer TD-3 and an MXR M104 Distortion+ pedal, both listed as gear used in his Making Of Acid Soul masterclass.

What studio monitors does Maddix use?

Maddix has said they use Focal CMS 65 monitors in his acoustically treated bedroom studio.

What audio interface does Maddix use?

Maddix has said they use a Focusrite Scarlett 6i6.

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Maddix is the Dutch DJ and producer behind a big room, acid and hard techno sound and the EXTATIC label. This guide covers the DAWs, softsynths, monitors, interface and hardware he has named in interviews and his own production videos, plus his signature Rumble plugin.

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