Huxley

In an article on Attack Magazine, Huxley is shown using the M-Audio Keystation 49es MIDI Controller in his studio.

In this video at 00:01 he use bass station.

In this video he use a7x studio monitor.

In a MusicRadar Tech video titled "Huxley on Creating I Want You – The Track," Huxley uses the Rob Papen Albino 3 Software Synthesizer at 03:32.

In this video at 00:09 he using trilian.

In the MusicRadar Tech video, Huxley is seen using the Korg MS-20 Mini in his studio at the very start, showcasing its role in creating "I Want You."

In this video at 00:10 he using logic pro.

In the MusicRadar Tech video titled "Huxley on creating I Want You – The Track," Huxley is seen in his studio using the Roland AIRA TR-8 drum machine at the 00:10 mark.

In this video at 01:15 he use omnisphere.

In this photo there is nanokontrol in his desk.

In this photo there is microkorg in his studio.

In this video at 2:59 he use lexicon reverb.

In this video at 3:32 he use logic space designer.

In this video at 5:32 he use ultrabeat drum.

In the MusicRadar Tech video titled "Huxley on creating I Want You – The Track," Huxley uses the Soundtoys Decapitator plugin at the 09:56 mark.

In this video at 14:25 he use exs24.

In this video at 28:25 he use vintage warmer 2

In this video at 28:06 he use l2

In this video at 6:52 he use vb3.

In an article by Greg Scarth for Attack Magazine, Huxley is shown using a Roland Alpha Juno-2 in his studio.

In an interview with Attack Magazine, Huxley is shown using the Native Instruments Maschine MKII in his studio setup.

In this page, there is yamaha dx9 in his studio.

In an interview with Attackmagazine, Huxley discusses his use of the Mackie Big Knob Studio Command System in his studio setup.

In this video at 0:10 there is tetra synth on his desk.

In a MusicRadar Tech video on YouTube, Huxley is seen using an Apple iMac while discussing the creation of his track "I Want You."