Jonwayne

When I got Fruity Loops, it was sort of the entry point for people who wanted to fuck around and make beats. Initially, when I first got FL, I don't think there was Ableton—or at least, if there was, it wasn't very widely known or hadn't reached the stage of usability that it has now. I've just always used FL, and—for better or worse—I've stuck with it and learned the entire program like the back of my hand and now it just doesn't make much sense for me to go to another program. I'm sure if I spent as much time in Reason or Cubase or Logic or Ableton, I'd feel that same way about those programs, but it seems funny that a lot of producers now are sort of "coming out" as FL Studio users. There are people that have always repped that shit; I think Hudson Mohawke has always repped it, and Rustie—there are a lot of key producers that have always used it. Especially with trap production—I know Lex Luger uses Fruity Loops, and a lot of his production style stems from the way FL Studio is put together in terms of the grid and the speedy side tricks that you can use in the program. That really helped build the sound for that kind of music, so I think a lot of people are starting to get into FL now because of that, which is cool. I've been trying to get people to use FL forever—the more the merrier.

confirmation at 3:21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuCbdbgOOS8

In the "Rhythm Roulette: Jonwayne" video by Mass Appeal on YouTube, at the 6:04 mark, Jonwayne can be seen using Avid Pro Tools for additional add-ons and tweaks.