Jordan Harrison

This is the guitar I use when I want to quickly practice a song. I also let people who are just learning how to play use this one. It sounds fine for what it is and overall, it does exactly what I bought it for.

This Epiphone was one of the first guitars I ever got. I've had it since I was 12, and I absolutely love it. It sounds great and plays nicely. Couldn't have asked for a better first guitar.

My first MIDI keyboard. I don't actually use it anymore, but It worked really well for me when I had it. Super easy to set up with any DAW. Overall its reliable and gets the job done. Nothing to complain about.

This interface is my baby. The build quality is perfect and sound. It has the MIDAS pre amps which I adore. There's so much I could say about this one. GET ONE!

Alpha Plus is incredible. The sound quality this guy can produce is absolutely jaw dropping to me. The only thing I can complain about is that it is not CPU friendly whatsoever. You're gonna need a powerful computer to use this with ease.

I personally don't see what all the craze is about for this synth. It sounds fine, I mean it certainly doesn't sound bad by any means. But there are synths out there right now that sound even better and offer a superior workflow. And that is precisely what I do not like about Sylenth; I don't like its workflow.

This is one of my favorite VST Synthesizers. It's super easy to use and understand, and you can get a really great sound really fast. What I love most about this synth is the sound quality. It sounds just as good as hardware synthesizers! No joke.

You can generate high quality sounds that are better than the ones that come in the most expensive VSTs with Magical 8 Bit Plugin. Every producer should have this, especially considering that it's free.

The Waves Center is pretty unique. I love the way it works and its approach to stereo imaging. I use it a lot in mastering and it never fails to impress me.

My parents got this for me one Christmas when I had mentioned to them that I wanted to learn how to play piano. It truly is a great beginner piano. I still play it sometimes when I wanna mess around with some chords. It has a pretty robust sound editing system, so you can make the standard grand piano patch sound more realistic with some simple programming.

This was given to me by a friend. I certainly do appreciate this classic synth for what it is. It sounds really incredible and there is a lot you can do with it. I personally don't like the over complexity of its synthesis programming. In that sense, it is honestly one of the worst I have ever used. Brand new, this guy goes for like $400-500. For that much money, you can invest in a different synthesizer that sounds way better and is way more practical for modern day use (the Korg Minilouge?)

From the way these sound to the way they look to the way they feel, I love everything about the BX5's.

This guy sounds amazing. Full and detailed. The build quality is also something to talk about!