Young Flaca

There are my go too monitors when it comes to mixing and mastering my music and beats. They may be expensive but they will last you a lifetime.

My one is a late 2013 iMac but it gets the job done and I don't have any problems with it in the slightest. It runs both my Music DAW's with no hassle and it is still a very powerful computer even in 2019

I use this audio interface to hookup up to my computer and microphone to record into my DAW's. The sound comes in crisp and clear and I won't consider using anything else.

Coming in at the price tag of £150 for the whole kit this microphone is beyond amazing. I have a home studio so it's not sound proofer or acoustically treated but I don't get any background noise or interference at all. My vocals sound pretty industry standard if you ask me and it's mostly because of this Microphone

I don't make my beats on Logic anymore but I still find it really efficient and easy to use when recording and mixing my vocals. The stock plugins are really good especially if you are just starting out and the interface is really user friendly so even if you are a beginner it won't take you long to get your head around where everything is.

I literally make all of my beats on here and master all of my songs on FL too, I have the producer edition so it comes with a good level of Image line plugins and is super easy to use I switch between Logic and FL to do all of my work and it makes it so much better

Mine is a mid 2010 Macbook Pro. I don't really use it when I am in my home studio however I always take it out for me because it still runs both my DAW's just fine and whenever I am out and about and have an idea on me I just just open it up and do what I need to do with ease. It is a little slow but it gets the job done.