“My DAW is Ableton, I’ve used it since version 1.0”
What DAW does Robot Koch use?
Robot Koch has said his DAW is Ableton Live, which he has used since version 1.0, and that his pared-down Los Angeles setup centres on a few synths and pedals such as a SOMA Lyra-8, a Roland Juno and a Fairfield Shallow Water. He has said he works on HEDD Audio monitors and headphones.
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What studio gear Robot Koch uses: a sourced gear guide
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Studio
“My DAW is Ableton, I’ve used it since version 1.0”
“right now I work with only a few synths and pedals like the Lyra 8 or Roland Juno.”
“A pedal I used a lot lately is the Fairfield shallow water.”
Road trip playlist
“On my road trip playlist are songs like ‘planet caravan’ from Black Sabbath or ‘fade into you’ by Mazzy Star.”
About Robot Koch's gear.
What DAW does Robot Koch use?
He told PLAYY. Magazine that his DAW is Ableton and that he has used it since version 1.0.
What synth does Robot Koch use?
He has said that after moving to Los Angeles he minimised his setup to a few synths and pedals like the Lyra-8 and a Roland Juno.
What studio monitors does Robot Koch use?
He has said his monitor speakers are by HEDD Audio, and a 2022 HEDD Audio feature names TYPE 07 MK2 monitors in his Los Angeles studio.
What headphones does Robot Koch use?
A 2022 HEDD Audio feature says he works on the HEDDphone.
Robot Koch is a German producer and composer based in Los Angeles, known for organic electronic and ambient records. This guide covers the DAW, synths, pedal, monitors and headphones he has named, plus songs from his road trip playlist.
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