“I started using FL Studio because one of my friends used it.”
What's in Mustard's studio?
Mustard has said he makes beats in FL Studio and that his keyboards include a Moog One and a Mellotron. He started out in Reason, and played custom yellow Native Instruments MASCHINE MK3 and Kontrol S49 units at Coachella 2025.
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Studio
“I started using FL Studio because one of my friends used it.”
Keys
Stage
“Maschine and the Kontrol S49 are powerful tools I've always respected”
Early beats
“I had Reason 5 when I first started, then I went to Reason 6 and now I'm at Reason 6.5.”
About Mustard's gear.
What DAW does Mustard use?
Mustard told Image-Line he started using FL Studio because a friend used it, and he is listed as an FL Studio Power User. In a 2012 FADER interview he said he made his early beats in Reason, moving from Reason 5 to Reason 6.5.
What keyboards does Mustard use?
On his Image-Line artist page he said he has multiple keyboards, including a Moog One and a Mellotron.
What MIDI keyboard does Mustard use?
For Coachella 2025 he teamed up with Native Instruments on yellow editions of the MASCHINE MK3 and the Kontrol S49; only two sets were made, one for him and one for a giveaway.
Mustard is the Los Angeles producer behind hits for YG, Ty Dolla $ign, Rihanna, Roddy Ricch and Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us. This guide covers the DAWs, keyboards and controllers he has named in interviews and the custom Native Instruments gear he played at Coachella 2025.
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