Skream

In this interview, Skream lists three good things and three bad things about FL Studio: "3 good things… it’s easy to get ideas down. I think the drum sequencer in it is the bollocks... The layout, it’s all quite easy to learn. Bad things… it don’t bounce in 24 bits. It can fuck certain VSTs coming into it. The whole buffer thing is not that good, it’ll crackle up a lot of sounds from some VSTs. What’s another bad thing? Recording! Recording into it… I don’t think you can record into it. I record in Soundforge and then put it into FL. I’ll probably say that now and I’ll have someone on the internet saying that you can do it! (laughs)"

"I can use Logic – I’ve got the last version for the PC, but I can’t use it properly cos there is something wrong with my MIDI and all that, so I don’t really use it for much. I was mixing down in it at one point, but I’ve got shit loads of VST effects so I just end up mixing down in FL still."

The last version of Logic (At the time called Emagic Logic) available for Windows PCs was Logic Platinum 5.5.

In this video, at the 29 second mark, Skream makes a traditional wobble bass in Albino 3.

In this video, Skream uses the keyboard to play notes with a sound that he made in Albino. The controller appears first at the 14 second mark, then more clearly at the 18 second mark.

1:39 into this video: Student: "What other AUs or VSTs do you recommend?" Skream: "Uh... Massive. By Native Instruments, it's an obvious one. But it's not just for basslines, it's really powerful..."

In this post on Facebook, Skream's son is playing on a Novation Impulse keyboard.

Skream poses with a pair of TMA-2 DJ Preset headphones in this photo from AIAIAI's Facebook album.

According to Minimal Audio's website, Skream says: "Have to say, Rift is next level. Highly recommended."

In the Red Bull Music Academy interview, Skream mentions that he started creating music using the PlayStation game "Music 2000." 7:30 and before