David Bulla

David Bulla produces using Logic Pro X.

A plugin in the mixer labeled FabFilter Pro-Q, as seen in David Bulla's screen.

David Bulla masters his tracks using iZotope Ozone.

In this Twitter photo posted by David Bulla, one can see an automation line named Sylenth1.

One can see automation lines named LFOTool, as seen in David Bulla's Twitter photo he posted.

David Bulla used Image Line FL Studio as his primary DAW, as evidenced by a Twitter post where he mentions finishing a new track with it.

David Bulla utilizes the Nicky Romero Kickstart Sidechain Compression Plugin, as mentioned in his tweet celebrating the completion of a new track with "a rainbow of automations."

One can see an automation line named Parametric EQ 2, as used by David Bulla.

David Bulla uses the Sonic Academy Nicky Romero KICK Drum Synthesiser Plugin to express his emotions through music, as seen in his Facebook video.

David Bulla uses a MacBook Pro for producing in the studio.

In his remake of "Colors" by Tritonal & Paris Blohm featuring Sterling Fox, David Bulla utilizes the reFX Nexus 2 synth plugin, as showcased on Seejay.

David Bulla utilizes the dBlue Glitch VST Plugin in his remake of "Colors" by Tritonal & Paris Blohm feat. Sterling Fox, as featured on Seejay.

VES2 FX Impact 34 and 48 and VES2 FX Uplifter 01 are one of David Bulla's impacts and uplifters he used to make his track "Highlife".

At the end of his track "Highlife", VEH2 FX - 002 is one of the uplifters David Bulla used.

The Apogee Duet 2 can be seen at 0:34 next to his screen.

Prior to OS X, David Bulla used Windows 7 as his main operating system.

OS X Yosemite is David Bulla's main operating system after switched from Windows.