In yet another interview with Future Music Magazine, Norwegian DJ Aleksander Vinter, aka Savant, uses a pirated copy of Ohmicide. The pirating DJ trend isn’t limited to Sylenth1 either.

“I had asked my road team to help me load in my production software and apparently they didn’t ask Jacob for the authorization code for Sylenth and installed a pirated version,” Aoki said. Responding to the revelation, Aoki came up with proof showing that he did own a proper license, but that his road team forgot to use it. Garrix’ “Team Air” plugin And then there’s Steve Aoki, good for an estimated $45 million, who was also previously accused of using a pirated copy of Sylenth1. Garrix, who’s also a multi-millionaire, was using a version cracked by “Team AIR.” Just a few months ago DJ Deadmau5 called out Martin Garrix on Twitter for making the same mistake. However, the use of pirated Sylenth1 plugins among top DJs is not an isolated incident. The plugin, which appears 42 minutes into the video, is registered to “Team VTX 2011,” referencing the name of a well-known cracking group.Īvicii’s “Team VTX 2011” plugin The interview with Avicii was shot a while ago so there’s a chance that the DJ bought a legal copy in the meantime. In an interview with Future Music Magazine Avicii proudly shows his setup and the associated video reveals that he’s using a cracked version of Lennar Digital’s popular Sylenth1 plugin, which normally costs €139. Interestingly, however, some of the tracks he made his millions with were produced with the help of pirated software. Enough to buy an expensive Hollywood Hills mansion. With a net worth estimated at $60 million the Swede has plenty of cash to splash. Tim Bergling, aka Avicii, has become one of the world’s best known DJs, scoring hit after hit in recent years.

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