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What DAW does Ninajirachi use?

Ninajirachi uses Ableton Live, worked with only a laptop trackpad and keyboard. She has said she uses Ableton's Wavetable, Simpler, Operator and Roar, plus Sylenth1 and Serum. She started on GarageBand with a MacBook microphone and has said her first full DAW was FL Studio, a gift for her 14th birthday.

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What DAW does Ninajirachi use?

She uses Ableton Live and works without a mouse, only the trackpad and keyboard. Before that she used FL Studio, which her mum bought her for her 14th birthday, and she started on GarageBand.

What plugins does Ninajirachi use?

She has said she uses Ableton's Wavetable for quick Reese basses, Simpler in Slice mode, Operator and Roar, and that she recently went back to Sylenth1 for its nostalgic presets. She has also named Xfer Serum.

What synth does Ninajirachi use?

Soft synths only. She has said she never learned hardware synths or MIDI machines, and she has named Ableton Wavetable and Operator, LennarDigital Sylenth1 and Xfer Serum.

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Ninajirachi is the Australian electronic producer behind I Love My Computer and the Girl EDM releases. This guide covers the DAWs, Ableton devices and soft synths she has talked about in MusicTech interviews.

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