Dirty South

Dirty South can be seen using a MacBook Pro, as can be seen in his Instagram photo he shared.

Lockdown studio...gotta finish off couple of tunes for you guys to do your laundry to.

We spotted the Avid M-Audio Keystation Mini 32 Keyboard Controller in Dirty South's studio setup.

When asked what other Apogee gear he uses, Dirty South responds "I also own the little "ONE" interface. It’s great for when I'm on tour. It has a little microphone built in and it’s of very good quality."

Dirty South posted a photo of stacks of external hard drives he uses. Two of the LaCie Rugged drives can be seen - one in orange and one in black.

In this Instagram story posted by Dirty South, he posts his "studio on the road," which includes a Universal Audio Arrow audio interface.

"In the studio, the Mac Pro together with the Symphony I/O is the heart of the setup."

Dirty South's primary keyboard is the M-Audio Axiom 61, as seen in a photo of his studio he posted to Instagram.

Dirty South was asked what appealed to him about getting the Symphony I/O audio interface. His reply:

"I've always heard great things about Apogee products and always wanted to one day upgrade my current setup to a higher grade interface. When I started setting up my LA studio, the Symphony I/O just came out so it was the perfect time to go for the next level interface. PCI interface is far more superior then USB and Firewire, so I'm very happy that I went for this interface."

The Universal Audio UAD-2 can be spotted in an Instagram photo of Dirty South's LA studio.

The Native Instruments Maschine makes an appearance in Dirty South's LA studio, as can be seen in his photo "Just moved into my LA studio...the fun begins!"

In a photo Dirty South posted of his studio, the Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor can be seen amongst other outboard gear.

The Western Digital My Passport hard drive can be spotted in a photo Dirty South posted on Instagram titled "Doing some maintenance..."

The tried and true Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad can be seen in Dirty South's studio setup.

In a photo of Dirty South working with Alesso in the studio you can see a Apple 23 Inch Cinema HD Display.

"For recording vocals, I use a Neumann U87 microphone going into the Avalon 737 and then into a LA-2A compressor. The signal then ends up going through Symphony I/O finishing off in Logic where it gets captured and edited."

"For summing, I use all Symphony I/O outputs that go into a Dangerous 2-Bus summing box. After that, the signals get processed through a Tube-Tech SMC 2B multi-band compressor for that finishing glue. Finally, it comes back to the Symphony I/O and gets recorded to Logic."

Dirty South posted a photo to Instagram "OK HERE WE GOPRO!" where he can be seen holding the GoPro HERO3 camera.

Dirty South's Instagram post reveals that his "carry-on nerd bag" includes an Apple Mac Pro (Cylinder), which he uses for album production. He mentions traveling to Australia to finalize the sound for his new album and film, playfully noting the absence of Nutella in the bag.

In this Instagram photo, Dirty South holds his newly acquired G-RAID triumphantly in his studio.

"Filming is finished....now gotta put this movie together..."

In this video clip, Dirty South shows off his Apogee Symphony MK II audio interface, while his track "Just Dream" plays in the background.

"My new track #JustDream with @apogeedigital Symphony MK II"

In an article by Apogee Electronics, Dirty South is featured using the Dangerous Music 2-BUS in his LA dream studio setup.

This item can be seen in this Instagram picture, uploaded by the artist himself.

Quote:

"Upgrade #sslmatrix2"

In this Instagram story posted by Dirty South, he posts his "studio on the road," which includes an Akai LPK25 MIDI Keyboard.