Nick Mira

Nick Mira use Razer Blade Pro in this video for Genius

In a photo on Instagram, Nick Mira's studio setup includes a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar visible in the background.

At 1:06 of this video, you can se Nick using Tone2 ElectraX.

30 seconds into the video, you can hear someone ask Nick what speakers he has in his room, and he replies "Yamahas, HS8s"

Nick Mira use Squier Telecaster in this video

1:19 in the Video you can see those Headphones on the desk. I am nor 100% sure if he uses them himself or just the Artists he works with but they definetly belong to his Equipment.

Nick Mira uses the Yamaha Guitalele at the start of the video when making the melody for the first beat. A small guitar, around the size of a Suprano or Concert ukulele, while still having 6 strings and a mid bass and high treble sound.

He recorded it on his phone first, then imported it to his MacBook into FlStudio to pitch correct it.

He uses it making a beat during an LA studio session. It can be seen at 4:35 into the video.

Throughout the video, you can see that he is using FL, but if that weren't enough, a popup apears on the screen at 1:13 that informs us that "Nick is using FL Studio".

This screen capture of one of his Instagram posts also shows FL on his screen.

You can see the keyboard in this pic

He uses it making a beat during a studio session in LA. He uses it throughout the video (ex. 4:00).

In the YouTube video titled "Nick Mira Makes 3 Beats On Camera For The First Time In a While (Studio Cookup Vol. 1)," Nick Mira is seen using the Output Platform Workstation Desk in his room at the Internet Money House.

You can see them in this Video around 0:55

In a studio photo on Instagram, Nick Mira is seen wearing Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Professional Studio Monitor Headphones.

In Nick's youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqWzJkl_JcE you see the audio interface clearly

In a YouTube video titled "Nick Mira Tries to Make a Smooth Trap Beat from Scratch in FL Studio," Nick Mira is shown using the Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 audio interface.

He pulled it up in his livestream to make something on his guitar

Nick Mira use reFX Nexus 3 on this video

Across this video (starting at 0:48), you can see Nick fiddeling with his MPK49

Nick Mira use Arcade Output in this video

In the linked video he used this vst for a piano.

In his YouTube tutorial titled "HOW TO MAKE A MELODY AND BEAT FROM SCRATCH BEGINNERS TUTORIAL | How To Make a Beat Without Loops," Nick Mira demonstrates using Arturia Pigments 2.

He used it to produce the beat to "All Girls Are The Same" which Juice WRLD rapped on. It can be seen starting at 2:47 into the video. He used the VZ Bells 2 sound.

In the YouTube video titled "Nick Mira Tries to Make a Smooth Trap Beat from Scratch in FL Studio," Nick Mira uses the Air Music Technology Xpand!2 plugin.

In a tweet, Nick Mira mentions using Image-Line FL-Keys, highlighting its role in his music production process.

In Nick Mira's Empty deconstructed video he uses Kontakt for the hidden vocals in the track.

Nick Mira use Blue Yeti in this video

In the Genius YouTube video "The Making Of Juice WRLD's 'All Girls Are The Same' With Nick Mira," Nick Mira uses the Soundtoys 5 Bundle, specifically the Effect Rack, during the production process.

Serum is visible on Nick's computer for a brief second as he makes a "P2 type beat".

In the YouTube video titled "Nick Mira Makes 4 Beats For Breakfast In His Kitchen Studio (Studio Cookup Vol. 3)," Nick Mira is seen using the Razer Basilisk Ultimate mouse in wired mode.