“Yeah, that’s what I learned at university.”
What DAW does Turno use?
Turno has said he works in Logic Pro, the DAW he learned at university, and he was seen using Native Instruments Reaktor and Xfer Serum for resampling in his Bedford studio. He started out in his mum's bedroom on an iMac with a pair of Behringer Truth monitors.
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“Yeah, that’s what I learned at university.”
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Where it started
“I was just in my mum’s bedroom with an iMac and a pair of Behringer Truth monitors.”
“I was just in my mum’s bedroom with an iMac and a pair of Behringer Truth monitors.”
About Turno's gear.
What DAW does Turno use?
Logic Pro. He told MusicRadar it is what he learned at university, and that he has looked at Ableton Live but sticks with Logic.
How does Turno design his sounds?
He resamples. MusicRadar's studio visit shows him running sounds made in soft synths like Serum through the Form synth inside Native Instruments Reaktor.
What did Turno start making music on?
An iMac and a pair of Behringer Truth monitors in his mum's bedroom, before moving into a studio in premises his dad owned.
Turno is the Bedford drum and bass producer and DJ known for jump-up club records and for Ethos, his production tuition platform. This guide covers the studio setup he talked through with MusicRadar in his Bedford studio.
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