Paul Kalkbrenner

Paul Kalkbrenner has been using the Midas Venice 240 mixer on stage since early 2013, as seen in his Facebook post.

He uses this for producing and live on stage.

For one track on the soundtrack I bought Absynth and I did a song with it. It's a great song...

In a live performance photo of Paul Kalkbrenner, his setup includes the RME Fireface UC USB Audio Interface, positioned next to his Mackie mixer.

In a live performance image of Paul Kalkbrenner, the Mackie 1604-VLZ3 mixer is visible on the table beneath his filterbank, showcasing its use in his setup.

Paul Kalkbrenner uses the Novation Remote SL25 Compact in his music studio production, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

You can see him using this Drummachine for his liveperformance at Tomorrowland 2016.

He is using that mixer in this Video he posted on Facebook.

On the mac runs ableton live

Paul Kalkbrenner has been using the Livid Block on stage since early 2013 to launch clips in Ableton Live, as seen in a photo posted on his official Facebook page.

He is using this Pedal at Tomorrowland 2016.

Using this in the Set at Cordoba, Argentina. streamed live December 2018.

He is using this Pedal at Tomorrowland 2016.

He is using this Pedal at Tomorrowland 2016.

At Tomorrowland 2016, Paul Kalkbrenner is seen using either the Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay or the MF-104M Super Delay, as captured in the official Tomorrowland video.

He seems to be using two of these for his "Back to the future" tour-setup.

Paul Kalkbrenner is using this bucket delay at CRSSD Festival San Diego. It can be seen throughout the set, next to his Strymon Bluesky. For a clear shot, see 1:14 in the video.

Paul Kalkbrenner uses a custom Sherman Rodec Restyler stereo analog filter, as seen in his "Studiosession #2" video at the 2:24 mark. The device is positioned right above the FX pedals. This information is confirmed by the video published by Paul Kalkbrenner on YouTube.

Paul Kalkbrenner has been using the DJ Tech Tools Midi Fighter 3D since around 2018, notably during his Parts Of Life Tour, likely for launching scenes and/or clips in Ableton Live. This information is supported by a photo shared by Kalkbrenner himself on Facebook. Prior to this, he used a Livid Block for similar purposes.