Setup

Welcome to our music production setup! 🎧 Here at Music-Prod, we’re excited to share the equipment and gear we rely on every day to create, mix, and master our tracks. From our favorite DAWs and plugins to the microphones, keyboards, and monitors that bring our music to life, each piece of gear has been selected for its exceptional quality and performance.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to upgrade your studio, these are the tools we personally use and recommend to our community. By choosing products through the affiliate links on this page, you’ll be supporting us and our content at no extra cost to you. Dive into our setup and discover what could help take your music production to the next level!

Computers

PositionComputerDescription
1MacBook Pro 16 M3The best computer you can get as of now and it’s what we’re using mainly in our studios. It’s not as portable as a 14-inch one. If you go for portability, the 14-inch is better. Runs MacOS & Windows meaning, it’s versatile.
2MacBook Pro 14 M3Same as above but more portable.
3MacBook AirNot as powerful as the Pro version, but still good and the most “bang for the buck”.
4.Mac StudioIf you need a desktop computer, this is the way to go. The most powerful Mac you can get as of now.
5.Mac MiniDesktop but not as powerful as the Mac Studio. Comparable to the MacBook Air but without a screen.
6.iMacSame as the Mac Mini, but with a screen. This is the best value when it comes to desktops.
7.Asus VivobookPowerful non-mac laptop. Very powerful but you can only run Windows systems on it.

Computer Accessories

PositionComputerDescription
1Apple Magic KeyboardThis is very compatible with Apple products and it’s what we’re using daily.
2Logitech G502 HeroThis is the mouse that we’re using. Quick, comfortable and works great with all systems.
3Apple Magic MouseThis is the mouse that we’re using. Quick, comfortable, and works great with all systems.
4.Apple Studio DisplayThe best display out there, period. Works with all Macs and it’s plug-and-play.
5.LG Ultrafine 34″This is the second-best display in our opinion. Works with all systems.

Headphones / Speakers / Monitors

PositionComputerDescription
1Beyerdynamic DT 770These are our recommended headphones. They are closed, meaning that you can’t hear anything outside the headphones.
2Beyerdynamic DT 990The same headphones as above, but with an open design. This means that you will hear sound from outside, but you won’t feel like you’re wearing headphones.
3Sennheiser HD 25These are the portable headphones that we use on the go.
4.KRK Rokit 5Still the best studio monitors for the price, period.
5.Genelec 8010AThese monitors with a great subwoofer are what we recommend.
6.KRK Sub 10The best Subwoofer that we currently use in all of our studios.

MIDI Keyboards

PositionComputerDescription
1Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32This MIDI keyboard is amazing and high-quality, but it is quite expensive. It includes a lot of software.
2Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49This MIDI keyboard is amazing, and high quality but quite heavy on the price. A lot of software is included.
3Nektar 49-key MIDI ControllerBasic but excellent and high-quality MIDI keyboard.
4.M-Audio Keystation 49 MK3Basic but perfect and high-quality MIDI keyboard.

Music Production Software

PositionComputerDescription
1FL StudioFL Studio software – free trial
2Logic ProLogic Pro software – free trial
3Ableton LiveAbleton Live software – free trial

Music Production Services

PositionComputerDescription
1Arcade by OutputA loop synthesizer that gives you access to a huge library of sounds and loops. Plugin and standalone app. Works with Mac & Windows.
2SpliceIt is used by many of the biggest producers and is the go-to for samples and music production resources.
3DistroKidMusic releasing service where you keep 100% of the royalties.