The stars' favourite music software
UPDATED: Artists and producers talk DAWs, plug-ins and more

What's on your hard drive?
While MusicRadar is always keen to take a tour round a pro’s studio, we’re well aware that many contemporary producers are now primarily software-based.
With this in mind, our friends at Computer Music magazine are frequently asking artists to name their absolute favourite music software, and if you click on, you’ll find a regularly updated gallery that contains links to their responses.
Note that the artists/producers are listed in alphabetical order (either the first letter of the band name or the artist’s surname).
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Carl Craig's favourite music software
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Lee Curtiss's favourite music software
The Detroit party boy on the tools behind his deep house and techno tracks.
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John Digweed & Nick Muir's favourite music software
The prog house icon and his studio partner on their hard drive essentials.
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Dirty Vegas's favourite music software
The house trio's Paul Harris and Ben Harris tell us about their tools.
Dirty Vegas's favourite music software

Addison Groove's favourite music software
The UK-based juke junkie gives us his top five list.
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Paul Hartnoll's favourite music software
The Orbital man picks his DAWs and plug-ins of choice.
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Steve Lawler's favourite music software
The house DJ/producer shows you his desktop.
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London Elektricity's favourite music software
What's on The Hospital Records boss's hard drive?
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Meat Katie's favourite music software
What's on the party-starting breakbeat guru's hard disk?
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Modeselektor's favourite music software
Step inside the genre-crushing Berlin-based duo's applications folder.
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Plastician's favourite music software
The London boy on his top dubstep/grime production tools.
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Siriusmo's favourite music software
The genre-hopping producer's most-loved virtual tools.
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Stanton Warriors' favourite music software
Breakbeat maestros Dominic Butler and Mark Yardley discuss their setup.
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Riva Starr's favourite music software
Which five pieces of software does this exuberant, wobble-centric bootlegger favour for producing?
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Claude VonStroke's favourite music software
The dirtybird boss on his top house-building tools.
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Benji Vaughan's favourite music software
The psytrance sorcerer's recommendations.
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Jody Wisternoff's favourite music software
The prog house icon's top applications and plug-ins.
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