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What DAW does Tinlicker use?

Tinlicker have said they use Valhalla reverbs, u-he Diva, u-he Repro-5 and Soundtoys Crystallizer, and have been seen using Cubase in a Future Music and Steinberg studio session. Micha Heyboer has said The Prodigy's Smack My Bitch Up is a song they wish they had made.

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What DAW does Tinlicker use?

Tinlicker have been seen using Cubase in a 2020 Studio Sessions with Cubase episode from Future Music and Steinberg, where they took apart Bird Feeder and Lost in their Utrecht studio.

What plugins does Tinlicker use?

Tinlicker have said they use Valhalla reverbs and Soundtoys Crystallizer, plus the u-he Diva and Repro-5 synths, naming them as tools on their EP with Dosem in a 2021 Stereofox interview.

What synth does Tinlicker use?

Tinlicker have said they use the u-he Diva and u-he Repro-5 software synths in their productions.

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Tinlicker is the Utrecht group of Micha Heyboer and Jordi van Achthoven, known for This Is Not Our Universe and their live shows, joined by vocalist Hero Baldwin in 2025. This guide covers the DAW and plugins they have named or shown in studio sessions and interviews.

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