Melbourne Bounce Gear Used by Melbourne Bounce Artists
Drawn from the documented rigs of 57 melbourne bounce artists and the Equipboard community — ranked by real usage, not opinion.
Gear That Defines Melbourne Bounce
Not just popular — disproportionately melbourne bounce. Multipliers compare usage among melbourne bounce artists & fans to usage across all of Equipboard, so gear everyone owns doesn't crowd out the gear that makes this genre sound like itself.
Lennar Digital Sylenth1 Software Synthesizer
Synth Plugins
3.1× vs site-wide
2
Apple MacBook Pro (General)
Computers & Peripherals
3.0× vs site-wide
3
Pioneer DJM-900 Nexus Mixer
DJ Mixers
3.0× vs site-wide
4
Ableton Live
DAW Software
3.0× vs site-wide
5
Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus
DJ Controllers
2.6× vs site-wide
6
reFX Nexus 2
Synth Plugins
2.6× vs site-wide
7
Sennheiser HD 25 Headphones
Headphones & In-Ear Monitors
2.5× vs site-wide
8
Apple Logic Pro
DAW Software
2.3× vs site-wide
9
Dada Life Sausage Fattener Plugin
Multi-Effect Plugins
2.1× vs site-wide
10
Nicky Romero Kickstart Sidechain Compression Plugin
Compressor Plugins
2.1× vs site-wide
The Artists Behind the Data
This page is built from the documented rigs of melbourne bounce artists on Equipboard — a few of the 57:
How We Built This Guide
Documented artist rigs
Every count starts with the sourced, evidence-backed gear of 57 melbourne bounce artists on Equipboard — interviews, photos, and rig breakdowns, not guesswork.
Community signal
Saves and gear-photo tags from players who love this genre add weight, so the lists reflect who actually plays this stuff.
Distinctive, not just popular
We compare melbourne bounce usage to all of Equipboard — so a tuner everyone owns doesn't drown out the gear that makes this genre sound like itself.
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