Regarding his first DAW Mat Zo says, "I started on Logic 5," in this list from an email correspondence where he lists out the studio gear and plugins he uses.

Klaus Schulze utilizes Emagic Logic Platinum 5, as detailed on his official instruments list.

What was the first piece of electronic musical gear you got your hands on?

"It was a Macintosh computer in 2003, my first computer. I always had platforms for games, but I never found the time to have a computer actually. Mr. Oizo gave me a computer that was on its way to the trash. I said, “Okay, give it to me, maybe I can do something with it.” Inside was the software Logic, and I just tried to make music with it."

So we can conclude that he uses Logic 5, which was the most recent version in 2003 (logic pro 6 got released in 2004)

"I can use Logic – I’ve got the last version for the PC, but I can’t use it properly cos there is something wrong with my MIDI and all that, so I don’t really use it for much. I was mixing down in it at one point, but I’ve got shit loads of VST effects so I just end up mixing down in FL still."

The last version of Logic (At the time called Emagic Logic) available for Windows PCs was Logic Platinum 5.5.

Fans who attended Jai Paul's recent shows have reported that he used Emagic Logic Platinum 5.5 for producing his Bait Ones demos. While this information comes from personal accounts, it highlights Jai's preference for this DAW software during that creative period.

David's a Mac user, running Emagic's Logic Platinum sequencer on a G3 266 computer. He graduated to Mac Logic in the same way as many musicians — via Notator on the Atari — and still has a lingering fondness for a program that progress tells us is outdated. "I adored Notator. Now I'm reasonably quick with Logic, but I don't think its front window is as good. They felt they had to follow the Cubase line, and I think that was a mistake.