“Yeah, I've been on Cubase since I started. I just love its arrangement interface and setup.”
What DAW does Syn Cole use?
Syn Cole has said he produces in Cubase on a PC, monitoring on Dynaudio BM6A speakers, with Sennheiser HD 25 headphones and a MacBook Pro for travel. He has named Sylenth1, Omnisphere and Kontakt as core plugins, with FabFilter and Waves plugins for mixing.
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Studio
“Yeah, I've been on Cubase since I started. I just love its arrangement interface and setup.”
“It's really simple: Dynaudio BM6a speakers (love them)”
“Sennheiser HD25 headphones (rarely for music production though)”
On the road
“On the road I have my Macbook Pro running Boot Camp for Cubase. Works great!”
Plugins
“Sylenth, Omnisphere, and Kontakt.”
Mixing
“For the mix, I use Fabfilter stuff and some Waves plugins too!”
About Syn Cole's gear.
What DAW does Syn Cole use?
Syn Cole told The Frontliner in 2014 that he has been on Cubase since he started, running it on a studio PC and on a MacBook Pro with Boot Camp when travelling.
What plugins does Syn Cole use?
Asked for his essential plugins in 2014, he named Sylenth1, Omnisphere and Kontakt for sounds, plus FabFilter and Waves plugins for the mix.
What studio monitors does Syn Cole use?
He has said his studio speakers are Dynaudio BM6A monitors, which he said he loves.
What headphones does Syn Cole use?
He has said he has Sennheiser HD 25 headphones, though rarely for music production.
Syn Cole is an Estonian producer and DJ based in Tallinn, known for his Avicii remixes and tracks like Feel Good. This guide covers the studio setup he described in a 2014 interview with The Frontliner.
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