Swizz Beatz

“Even today I use the MP3000 and Logic, only because I’m able to bang out when I’m travelling. My new tracks are made on Logic. The stuff on Watch The Throne was from Logic, Busta Rhymes’ ‘Stop The Party’ and a couple things off my album are from Logic because I’m travelling with it. My in-studio stuff is my MP and all those fucking keyboards.”

"The space reminds the Bronx native of his first recording area in the late '90s, which features a Dr. Rhythm drum machine, TR-808 beat composer and a Technics 1200 with a Gemini mixer."

"His current setup includes a lone Studiologic VMK-188 Plus Keyboard, one Neumann microphone and an MPC Renaissance production machine that the producer says is crucial to his craft."

"His current setup includes a lone Studiologic VMK-188 Plus Keyboard, one Neumann microphone and an MPC Renaissance production machine that the producer says is crucial to his craft."

00:29 He's punching pads on the Push 2

you can see in the entirety of this video, swizzy has an Akai Professional RED MPK MINI MKII when making a beat called 'Fuck The MAGA Hat'

“Even today I use the MP3000 and Logic, only because I’m able to bang out when I’m travelling. My new tracks are made on Logic. The stuff on Watch The Throne was from Logic, Busta Rhymes’ ‘Stop The Party’ and a couple things off my album are from Logic because I’m travelling with it. My in-studio stuff is my MP and all those fucking keyboards.”

00:29 You can see Swizzy using Ableton

"The space reminds the Bronx native of his first recording area in the late '90s, which features a Dr. Rhythm drum machine, TR-808 beat composer and a Technics 1200 with a Gemini mixer."

In this Instagram picture we see Swizz Beatz making beats on an MPC Studio.

"The space reminds the Bronx native of his first recording area in the late '90s, which features a Dr. Rhythm drum machine, TR-808 beat composer and a Technics 1200 with a Gemini mixer."