Hudson Mohawke

Since its release in 2009, Circle has become a popular soft-synth among big label producers like Hudson Mohawke, Arca, David Guetta and Deadmau5.

Hudson Mohawke posts a tweet making reference to him using FL Studio. He says, "Nerd q, need sum1 who knows about writing midi protocol stuff for mcu controller, n knows about fl studio. Doth such a supreme dweeb exist?"

From a Complex interview: "Part of the reason why Lunice and HudMo's styles mesh so well is because they both craft beats Fruity Loops. "That makes it easier for us to work together," Lunice says." (source http://www.complex.com/music/2012/09/tnght-breaks-down-their-ep-tnght/)

Hudson Mohawke can be seen using Ableton Live 9 throughout the performance

In this article Hudson Mohawke shows off the gear he uses when traveling

In this photo, Mohawke can be seen with a Akai MPC 2000XL.

In this YouTube video ADAM Audio visited HudMo's studio where he uses the ADAM Audio S3H midfield studio monitors. The monitors can be seen throughout the video.

In this tweet, Hudson Mohawke says, "Testing speakers in the new room. Name that insttt https://vine.co/v/MzwLBFAxJKw". The Vine video clip shows him cranking the LEVEL knob on his Crane Song Avocet monitor controller.

In this Facebook photo, Hudson Mohawke is wearing a pair of TMA-2 DJ Preset headphones.

In this Tweet by Hudson Mohawke, he shows his new Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display, outfitted with a 1TB of flash storage (Tweet from August 2014).

In this photo, Mohawke can be seen with a Korg PadKONTROL.

in this article Hudson Mohawke shows off the gear he uses when traveling.

in this article Hudson Mohawke shows off the gear he uses when traveling.

In this photo, one can see Mohawke with a Native Instruments Audio Kontrol 1.

In this photo, one can see Mohawke with Korg Microkorg XL.

In Hudson Mohawkes "Waves" beat deconstruction on YouTube, you can see Hudson Mohawke use Omnisphere at 1:18.

At 7:13 in this video called In The Studio with Hudson Mohawke, he says:

So I have the Dave Smith Prophet here. I used to have the 12, and it was a little convoluted. A little kinda, wasn't as immediately as hands on as this and the 6 is just really super instant. There's basically like no menus in it, there's just like a control for everything. Great sounds. Super usable, just like straight away. I've used it on tons of stuff. I've used it on "Dollaz" like I showed your earlier. I mean, I use it on almost everything.