Basshunter

Vengeance Producer Suite - Avenger is visible in this video recorded by Basshunter (0:46).

In the famous "DotA" music video, Basshunter (along with other people) can be seen wearing what originally was the Icemat Siberia Headset. It first appears 0:11 into the video.

Link to the original product: https://www.amazon.com/Icemat-Audio-10060-Siberia-Headset/dp/B000ANGTWK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1213992175&sr=1-1

Since then, Icemat and SteelSeries merged into one brand, as stated in Icemat's Wikipedia page: "Icemat is now known as SteelSeries, and Icemat's website now redirects there. In 2007, SteelSeries decided to merge both brands."

Also, in the "In popular culture" section of the same page, it is stated that: "The Icemat Siberia headphones are featured in the Basshunter music video "Vi sitter i Ventrilo och spelar DotA"."

Nowadays, the SteelSeries Siberia V2 and Siberia 200 are updated and more accessible versions of the original headset that Basshunter used in this music video.

Basshunter utilizes Image Line's FL Studio for producing electronic music. According to an interview with Image-Line, he appreciates the program's intuitive sequencer and piano roll, which allow him to create melodies and harmonies swiftly. He also values FL Studio for its user-friendly interface and low system requirements, enabling smooth operation on standard PCs or laptops.

This video was recorded by Basshunter himself to show how he makes his melodies. At 0:05, the V-Station synth is visible in his channel rack, and at 2:42, you can see the piano roll with a melody using the V-Station synth.

For his song "Welcome to Rainbow" Basshunter used the lead and arp sounds from reFX Vanguard, called "LD The Beast", and "Arp Magic".

In "Boten Anna", Basshunter uses the samples "Ready for Takeoff" and "Are you ready" from the sample pack.

Basshunter said in an interview that he uses Cubase and Pro Tools (0:25).

At 0:21 in the YouTube video "BassHunter Making Music," Basshunter is seen using the Cakewalk Z3TA+ Software Synth, as indicated by the tab menu displaying options like Plugin, SMP, Ins, Misc, and Func.

"BH: I use Logic as well."

Windows 10 taskbar is visible in this video recorded by Basshunter (0:28).

Midiplus X4 Mini is visible in this video.

RME Babyface Pro is visible in this photo.

GoPro Hero 7 Black is visible in this photo.

At Durham Pride 2016, Basshunter is pictured using Pioneer HDJ-2000 Headphones, as shown in a photo from Chroniclelive.

In a photo from Sydsvenskan, Basshunter is shown with a pair of Genelec 8040A Studio Monitor Speakers, indicating their use in his studio setup.

Basshunter said in an interview that he uses Cubase and Pro Tools (0:25).

"I’ve been using a PC all my life, but I got myself a Mac Pro, an iMac and a Macbook Pro because I really need to start working with Mac, it’s like he ultimate thing now."

"I’ve been using a PC all my life, but I got myself a Mac Pro, an iMac and a Macbook Pro because I really need to start working with Mac, it’s like he ultimate thing now."

"I’ve been using a PC all my life, but I got myself a Mac Pro, an iMac and a Macbook Pro because I really need to start working with Mac, it’s like he ultimate thing now."

Pair of Yamaha HS50M 5" Powered Studio Monitor is visible in this photo.

Pair of Yamaha HS80M Active Studio Monitor is visible in this video.

Pair of Mackie XR824 Professional Studio Monitor is visible in this photo.

Benq EW3270U is visible in this photo.

Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 is visible in this photo.

Pair of Mackie HR824mk2 Studio Monitor is visible in this photo.

Razer Goliathus Speed Edition is visible in this photo.

Razer Carcharias are visible in this photo.

In 3:46, we can see that he uses Virtual Guitarist in his production.

At 0:21 in the video titled "BassHunter Making Music," Basshunter is seen using the Image-Line 3xOsc plugin, as indicated by the visible panels labeled Plugin, SMP, Ins, Misc, and Func.

Novation FLkey 37 is visible in this video recorded by Basshunter.