What DAW does Zedd use?

“I have always used Cubase.”

“I will sometimes use something like the Cubase Envelope Shaper, which is a good transient designer, but that's all.”

“My main synth these days is Xfer's Serum, which is probably the most powerful soft synth out there right now.”

“I also love Tone2's Gladiator, Lennar Digital's Sylenth, and Native Instruments' Damage, the latter for more cinematic sounds.”

“I also love Tone2's Gladiator, Lennar Digital's Sylenth, and Native Instruments' Damage, the latter for more cinematic sounds.”

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“I also love Tone2's Gladiator, Lennar Digital's Sylenth, and Native Instruments' Damage, the latter for more cinematic sounds.”

“I also use the reFX Nexus plug-in for my piano sounds.”

“So I use ClipShifter, which handles transients that go over zero better than your DAW.”

“The signal then goes into the iZotope's Ozone, in which I use a preset that gives me all the highs I need, with stereo widening.”

“At the very end I'll then add a limiter, like the AOM Invisible Limiter or the FabFilter Pro-L, just for a little more volume.”

“At the very end I'll then add a limiter, like the AOM Invisible Limiter or the FabFilter Pro-L, just for a little more volume.”

“The Augspurgers are my main speakers, with plenty of low-end information, which I can drive hard when needed.”

“But I use the KRKs to check things, most of all for comping vocals.”

“If I want to record some demo or backing vocals at my studio I use the Slate Digital Virtual Microphone System.”

“I use the Nord Stage because I really like the electric piano sound, and it has pitch-bend when I need it.”

“I mostly use Auto-Tune, and occasionally Melodyne for individual words”

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“I mostly use Auto-Tune, and occasionally Melodyne for individual words”

“I always use it before I add a new song to my set to make sure I know which key it is in.”