“An installation of the Soundtoys bundle is the first, mandatory step I take on all the platforms I use. Composing in Maschine or Live, performing live with Mainstage, or recording with Pro Tools… for every stage I rely on the incredibly useful, musical and inspiring tools Soundtoys provides. FilterFreak, EchoBoy and Decapitator are all over Hesitation Marks and used live throughout the TENSION 2013 tour.” - via soundtoys.com

Hawtin consistently uses Eventide and Sound Toys, and he used its predecessor — UltraToys — before that.

"We used Decapitator for a lot of the distortion, and we used Devil-Loc. And then a lot of the stuff I’m just running back out and re-amping."

"And then, EchoBoy… a lot of stuff on there, especially the Memory Man [style]. I think it’s my favorite echo, even though I own a Memory Man and a Space Station and all those, [EchoBoy] is kind of my go to reverb. Just the way that it affects the delays is really interesting and really inspiring for me. I’ll usually put that after the reverb on the Virus so it’s actually sampling the reverb tail and echoing that as opposed to the dry signal alone. We’ve experimented with running a plate reverb through EchoBoy and it was really fun."

“I probably ought to upgrade my Apple laptop, but I don’t actually use that much software, so it seems to be OK at the moment, really. I’ve got NI Komplete and the Arturia bunch on there... most of the stuff from Soundtoys. But it’s highly unlikely that you’ll ever find an Orbital song running 50 soft synths. The studio is full of analogue blunderbusses, so I might as well use them.”

In this article Charlotte states: "I also frequently use Soundtoys and Waves bundle."

Podcast about music production in which he claims at around the 50 minute mark that he uses 'a lot of sound toys effects'

"FabFilter EQs, in fact the whole FabFilter suite sounds incredible - there's not a session that doesn't have a ton of Fab Filter Pro-Q2s and Simplons on it. Soundtoys also makes great sounding plugins that can really destroy or sweeten your sound, and they're all over my productions."

Jody talks about his use of SoundToys plugins in this article, saying, "This is so obvious, but it’s the truth! These are evolved versions of some of my favourite old Pro Tools plugs - it’s the same company but they were under a different name [WaveMechanics]."

it's quite rare for me to record guitars anymore. i'm mostly manipulating samples, but vst instruments i like - massive, kontakt, fm8, korg wavestation, tal-u-no-60. and for fx, anything soundtoys make, camel crusher, decimort, eventide blackhole

(about "Asymmetry Codex") "Arrangement & Mixing" "After all the patterns and stems were recorded to audio, I arranged them into Pro Tools. All of the editing was done with dozens of plug-ins including: Valhalla DSP, INA-GRM, Sound Toys, Izotope, Soundhack, UAD and a few Richard told me to keep under wraps."

Ableton is my playground – I can’t spend hours on it as some other could spend hours on video games. I’m addicted in a way. I love Soundtoys products, all of them, great effects plug in. I like to make some sequences on Zebra or Omnisphere, both of them have a good « analogic vibe ». I really more into the « computer » thing than hardware stuffs.

In the YouTube video titled "How I made Strings - Making of a Dance Pop Track," Forage demonstrates the use of various plugins from the Soundtoys Bundle in the production of their single "Strings."