What DAW does Solvent use?

“I've had this 808 since 1995 or so, and it's always indispensable to me and my favourite drum machine ever, no doubt.”

“the famous Roland CR-78 which is my second-favorite drum machine of all time, and I've used it on loads of songs.”

“the Korg KR-55, which has the most killer, driving preset patterns”

“The SH-101 is a go-to synth for me”

“firing up the 303 always brings a smile to my face.”

“I'd have to say that this is my favourite of all the vintage synths I own.”

“This Promars here is a pretty rare synth - it's basically a monophonic Jupiter-4.”

“The MS-20 is another one of my favourite synths of all time, and I've had it for about 20 years.”

“The Roland Jupiter-6 is the first analogue synth I ever got, around 1992, and has been the most prominent synth in my recordings.”

“The Jupiter-4 is more of a go-to polysynth for me”

“The only really valuable thing here is the Polymoog 203A Synthesizer, which sounds just jaw-droppingly beautiful”

“My newest synth.”

“I've been using the Vocal Card live as my main vocoder”

“The Emax is awesome for gritty drum samples”

“The Sequentix Cirklon is the most powerful hardware sequencer ever I'd say, and it's a joy to use”

“the MFB Urzwerg is just very basic analogue sequencer which I love for its simplicity.”

“This Allen & Heath Zed R16 serves as both my mixer and soundcard, and it's served me well.”

“In my studio, using Logic.”

“I use it on every single recording.”

“I also really love the Boss VF-1 which is a really underrated multi-effect unit”

“the Boss DM-100 analogue delay above it sounds totally fantastic”

“The first cool record that I bought, which was probably my 2nd record ever bought actually, was the 7" for Eddy Grant's Electric Avenue b/w Time Warp.”