Gud (formerly Yung Gud)

In this tweeted photo, an Elektron Octatrack DPS1 Sampler can be seen in Yung Gud's workstation.

In an interview with Red Bull Music academy, when asked what software he uses for producing, Yung Gud says he started out with Apple Garage Band, but as of mid-2014 he uses Ableton Live 9. He says, "Ableton Live 9. It stuck with me, or I stuck with it. I’m updated as fuck." The original interview can be found here.

He used it when producing Yung Lean's Oreomilkshake. It's heard in the beginning of the video.

In his reddit ama, Yung Gud is asked, "How do you guys do live autotune? Is there a separate software or is it just in the Antares autotune?"

He responds, "TC Helicon Voicelive 2"

The original reddit thread can be found here.

In a tweet by Gud (formerly Yung Gud), he mentions using Native Instruments REAKTOR while working on the last track for his EP.

The item is clearly visible in Yung Gud's post on instagram.

In his reddit ama from Feb 2015, Yung Gud says he uses the SoundToys Decapitator distortion plugin to distort his 808 kick drum samples. The thread can be seen here.

This is Yung Guds studio. You can see the Alesis v49 next to him.

"last track 4 the EP almost done" You can see Massive loaded.

In this twitter post, Yung Gud can be seen using HS80M monitors.

In this twitter post, Yung Gud can be seen with a Maschine Mikro.

In a tweet by Gud (formerly Yung Gud), he mentions working on the final track for the EP, implying the use of Native Instruments KONTAKT 6 in his production process.

In this Twitter post, Gud can be seen using NI's Reaktor 5.

Gud can be seen using iZotope Trash 2 to tweak the sound of a snare in this YouTube video @ 2:32. The video is from an Instagram livestream that took place on the 1st of March, 2020.