Joris Voorn

In this article by Music Radar, it reads, "Unsurprisingly, there’s a computer at the heart of Joris’s setup - a Mac running Logic (favourite plug-ins include Omnisphere, Sylenth1 and Battery) - while monitoring is taken care of by a pair of Genelec 1031a speakers."

"I think it’s a complete difference. I’m very happy with the way [Traktor] works, and all the possibilities that you have. For me, I don’t think I could go back to playing with just CDs or vinyl. Maybe sometimes you have to be careful with Traktor that you still keep the musical elements in there, but I think it allows me to do so much more and take people to a different level," Joris says, in this article.

'I did most of it in Ableton, but I also like, at the very final stage, to export everything to Cubase to make a completely new mix of it without the baggage I have been creating in Ableton, so its like having a clean slate.'

“I haven’t made a single track of my album without using Komplete in one way or another. The sample libraries allowed me to create the organic, human sound I was looking for.” Joris Voorn.

A quote from Music Radar feature:

"I’ll often use the Sonnox Oxford Envolution plugin, which can maintain the musicality of a groove by surgically removing those parameters. You could also use the plugin to add transience if that’s what you’re after."

“These allow me to get a warmth that is hard to do with anything else. You can really crank up the knobs to get the most out of a sample or any sound, and still make it sound warm and pleasant. The EQs and compressors are all transparent and the closest thing to using high-end outboard," says Joris, in this article.

"Valhalla DSP have some of the cheapest and best VST reverbs available," says Joris, in this article.