MJ Cole

At 7:03 in the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" on YouTube, MJ Cole is observed using the Spectrasonics Omnisphere Power Synth 2 plugin during the breakdown of his track "Pictures In My Head." This video was originally featured on the cover disc of Computer Music issue 250.

At 7:54 in the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, MJ Cole is shown using the Logic EXS24 Sampler plugin.

I have most of my samples come from EXS. I have a huge EXS library um that I've just collected over all the years. There's just like loads and loads and loads of stuff.

At 11:34 in the MusicRadar Tech YouTube video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)," MJ Cole demonstrates the use of the Waves H-Reverb Hybrid Reverb plug-in within the track.

In the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, at 13:07, MJ Cole is seen discussing the use of the Soundtoys Decapitator plugin in the production of his track "Pictures In My Head."

At 18:20 in the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech, MJ Cole is shown demonstrating the use of the Waves C1 Compressor / Gate plugin within the Ride plugin library.

In the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, at 21:26, MJ Cole is seen displaying a Shure SM7 microphone as part of his studio setup.

That's really good for kind of just sketching, writing. It kind of it's got a lead that goes all the way around the room. Um, so that's kind of good for that.

In the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" on YouTube, at the 25:22 mark, MJ Cole is observed using the Native Instruments RC 48 plugin during the production of his track.

In the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, MJ Cole is shown using the FabFilter Simplon Filter Plugin at the 38:50 mark.

At 40:36 in the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, MJ Cole is seen demonstrating the Waves CLA-2A Compressor/Limiter plugin.

At 41:06 in the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" on YouTube, MJ Cole is observed demonstrating the use of the Native Instruments VC76 plugin, as presented by MusicRadar Tech.

In the video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech on YouTube, MJ Cole demonstrates the use of the SoundToys PhaseMistress Plugin at the 41:51 mark.

At 21:11 in the YouTube video by MusicRadar Tech titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)," MJ Cole is shown using a Josephson Engineering C42 Small-diaphragm Condenser Microphone to record his piano tracks.

At 51:10 in the YouTube video titled "MJ Cole: In the studio with a UK garage legend – FROM THE ARCHIVE (2017)" by MusicRadar Tech, the Waves L2 Ultramaximizer Plugin is visibly used in MJ Cole's track compilation. He states:

I use L1's and L2s and have done for years and years and years. They're just so quick and um very they're very nice with the processor as well. So, you can have loads of L1's running and it's kind of nice.