What DAW does Ramin Djawadi use?
Ramin Djawadi has said he composes in Logic Pro on a Mac Studio synced to Pro Tools, records through a Universal Audio Apollo x8 with a Neumann TLM 103, plays guitar through a Kemper Profiler, and keeps a Moog One, Oberheim OB-6 and Novation Peak with a Doepfer LMK2+ controller.
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Guitars
“I have an Ibanez AM200, a semi-hollow body guitar that I played throughout my jazz days in college.”
“I always have a line input for my guitar, which I use with a Kemper Profiler amp.”
Synths and keys
Studio
“I like the layout; it's very functional to me how the program works.”
“I put that on almost everything I record.”
Plugins
“Guitar Rig is a great multi-effect plug-in that I go to quite a bit.”
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What DAW does Ramin Djawadi use?
He has said Logic Pro is his DAW of choice, running on a Mac Studio, synced to Pro Tools on a Mac Pro that carries the picture and records stems, per Sound On Sound in 2024.
What synth does Ramin Djawadi use?
He has named a Moog One, an Oberheim OB-6 and a Novation Peak; an Arturia MicroFreak and Waldorf Q were also pictured in his studio.
What guitar does Ramin Djawadi play?
He has said he played an Ibanez AM200 from his college jazz days and an Ibanez Universe seven-string he has had since he was a teenager, through a Kemper Profiler.
What plugins does Ramin Djawadi use?
He has named Native Instruments Guitar Rig for distortion, delay and reverb, NUGEN Audio Halo Upmix for surround stems, and LiquidSonics Cinematic Rooms reverb.
What audio interface does Ramin Djawadi use?
A Universal Audio Apollo x8 as his converter and an RME Fireface card into the computer, per Sound On Sound in 2024.
What MIDI keyboard does Ramin Djawadi use?
A Doepfer LMK2+ 88-key MIDI keyboard controller.
Ramin Djawadi is the German-born, Los Angeles-based composer of the Game Of Thrones, Westworld and Fallout scores. This guide covers the guitars, synths, DAWs and plugins in his home studio from Sound On Sound's 2024 interview.
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