Cazzette

Throughout this video (to see a close look skip to 3:00) Cazzette can be seen producing using the FL Studio DAW.

"We think most of the house producers out there use this one. It's great for a quick work flow. Admittedly it is a bit over-used lately, but if one uses it right you can achieve great stuff. We use it mostly for strings/piano and it gets more and more rare that we do, but still, it played a big part in one of our tracks."

The Genelec 8240A Studio Monitor are visible on the desk in Cazzette's studio throughout the video (0:45 for a good look at them). It's possible to recognize this exact model because of their dimensions.

Cazzette use a MacBook Pro in the studio to produce their tracks using FL Studio. You can see it throughout this video (0:09 to see it right behind them).

Cazzette can be seen using Waves Renaissance Reverb @ 1:55 of their "In the Studio" Interview with Future Music Magazine.

At 34:05 an instance of Vengeance Mastering Suite: Multiband Compressor Plugin can be clearly seen.

At 33:46, Cazzette can bee seen using the Kjaerhus Audio Classic Master Limiter plugin to limit their track.

1:45 into the video Cazzette's Focusrite Forte USB Audio Interface can be seen on their desk in their studio.

@ 4:01 into the video Cazzette talk about Kontakt, and are seen using Scarbee Jay-Bass: "...We got this funky slap bass thing from Scarbee... We use Kontakt a lot when we want the authentic feel for instruments, for strings and acoustic bass, guitars, drums..."

"Sylenth1 is probably our favourite since it is so easy to work with. We just wish it had a couple more waveforms. We love this one the most and that’s why we’d say our tracks are 50%, if not more Sylenth1. It has a clever way of letting you control everything and with FL's (our DAW) automation system, you can’t go wrong."

"Massive is fantastic even though it is a bit tricky to use according to us! We understand it, but it's just not as convenient as Sylenth1. A lot of the more dub-step influenced sounds in our tracks are made with Massive. Its strength is that it offers so many different waveforms."

A Gorillapod tripod can be seen on Cazzette's studio desk at 7:00 into this video.

At 0:37 in the video, you can see Cazzette's black V-Moda Crossfade LP2 headphones personalized with their logo.

Starting at 42:38 we can see a GoPro Hero3+ mounted on a tripod on the desk in Cazzette's studio.

The DBlue Glitch v1.3 can be seen in the mixer at 04:20 in this In The Studio with Future Music video with Cazzette.

The Fruity Compressor can be seen at 04:20 in the mixer in this video.

The Image Line Parametric EQ 2 is seen at 04:20 in Cazzette's mixer.

At 08:54 Cazzette brings up the Fruity Reverb which is used on the vocals of the track.

At 14:12 Alex begin speaking about how they use a lot of Wave´s plugins. Later on they say that the TrueVerb plugin is great and FL's reverb does not compare.

The 3xOsc can be spotted numerous of times during Cazzette's studio session. However, they speak in depth about how it is used starting at 18:22.

Cazzette uses the Apple numeric keyboard throughout this In the Studio with Future Music video.

In this photo Cazette is performing with the Pioneer DJM-900 Nexus.

Cazzette can be seen using four CDJ-2000s in this photo of their live setup.

Approximately 2:07 into this YouTube video, Cazzette opens this plugin while producing a song. It can be also be seen as part of the channel strip just prior to 2:07.

"This is a free reverb plugin... it's pretty nice." "Yeah, I love to put it on bass sounds too, to get a bigger feeling... it's super easy to use." This plugin appears at the 14:02 mark in the video.

Cazzette can be seen using the Focal SM9 studio monitors in this video.

Cazzette recommended using Waves C1 Compressor for vocals @ 1:33 of their "In the Studio" Interview with Future Music Magazine.

In their "In the studio" interview with Future Music Magazine, Cazzette demonstrates using Guitar rig 5 @ 2:58. " We use this one alot for just making sounds..it helps making sounds not so traceable. You can take the most basic sound and put it through Guitar Rig and it sounds like you don't really know where it comes from.

At 34:30 an instance of Waves Linear Phase Multiband Compressor Plugin can be clearly seen

At 34:55 Sebastian Furrer says "and nowadays we use a lot of Ozone actually and we fell in love with that" and then he answers "yes" to the question is it ozone 6 the latest one?