Disclosure

Seen during 56:00. Guy uses Big Kick to synthesize bassdrums.

Guy: "For this album, the one we used a lot was Diva by u-he; I love it. We love any soft synth that sounds like a Roland Juno basically. With Diva, you can put a twist on it and do something different that a Juno can't, but it has that warmth and that nice choral sound, so we were sold."

On this article and on the Arturia website, Disclosure claimed to use the V Collection 8 and more precisely CS-80, Prophet and Mini V.

Disclosure utilizes Apple Logic Pro as their primary DAW on a MacBook Pro for music production. This usage was mentioned in a tweet from their official Twitter account.

At the beginning of this video, on Howard's synth walkthrough, he says, "...I use the [Roland] Gaia, generally for chords, so for example in the song Help Me Lose My Mind I've got this patch setup which I run through [Apple] MainStage..."

Effectrix can be seen at 0:28 into the video "Disclosure - 'You & Me' Production Breakdown" as one of the only non-stock Logic plugins used in this production.

You can see in the back of this video an Adam A7X Monitor

This Apple MacBook Pro can be seen on the /disclosuremusic Instagram: "YES delivery man!!!". The duo runs Ableton Live on a MacBook Pro during their live sets.

When asked about their live setup, Disclosure said: "For live we use Ableton on one laptop to run stuff we can’t play, but we try to play as much as we can."

In this video, Guy from Disclosure can be seen using the TR-8

This article goes over the unique gear some producers use, such as Disclosure.

The Korg Monotribe is shown at 10:18 mark of this video for Disclosures live set up

In a breakdown of their track "Ultimatum" on YouTube, Disclosure's Guy Lawrence is shown using the UAD Studer A800 plugin extensively.

In this video at 26:49 we can see Roland Cloud Jupiter-8

Disclosure posted a photo titled "This is our live set up. Minus the bass guitar...", where this Akai Professional APC20 Ableton Live Performance Controller can be spotted.

Starting at 1:53, Guy Lawrence talks about how they use the Roland Juno-106 synth in their live set: "I use it for sub during Boiling. I play the bass riff of Boiling, underneath the chords that Howard plays..."

In an Instagram post captioned "New home studio shaping up," Disclosure showcases their Neumann KH 310 A studio monitors, highlighting their use in their evolving studio setup.

Seen during 1:21:00. Hand Clap Studio is used for clap synthesis.

API 2500 bus compressor seen during 15:20 to glue the drum bus.

In this video at 1:02:04 we can see u-he Repro-1

"For live we use Ableton on one laptop to run stuff we can’t play, but we try to play as much as we can. We play loads of synthesizers. One runs on main stage for sounds we can’t re-create. Howard has a Moog Little Phatty, I’ve got drum pads."

"We run everything through Ableton and control it with the APC stuff Akai makes which is great. We also use bass guitar, a couple of drum machines, MPC for vocal samples, a synth and percussion at moment."

In a video of Disclosure playing live, a Korg Monotron can be seen as part of their equipment setup.

At 7.38 you can see Disclosure using a Precision Bass for the song 'When a Fire Starts to Burn"

Decimort can be seen on one of their logic channels in this video at 1:30

Native Instrument Monark seen in 29:00 by Guy.

Seen during 41:40 of his livestream. Occasionally used in Disclosure tracks.

Oxford Inflator seen during 6:10. Guy says he uses this plugin a lot.

If you look closely at Disclosure's studio at 0:31 into this video, you can see they use Tannoy Reveal 6D Studio Monitors (they are the blue and black speakers that are elevated above the desk).

At the 8:28 mark of this video the Juno 60 is shown for Disclosure's live set