Aeroplane

he sayes he uses this at 13:30 in the video

1:07 on the video he explains how he uses the mpc5000

he says he uses this at the start of the video

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane is shown using the Waves Maxx BCL, an effects processor, highlighting its role as the hardware counterpart to the software version in their studio setup.

Aeroplane is seen using the Mackie 1604-VLZ Pro mixer in a YouTube video, highlighting its reputation as the original Daft Punk mixer.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane refers to the Alesis 3630 Dual-Channel Compressor/Limiter with Gate as their "Daft Punk compressor," indicating its use in their studio setup.

In video on 5:19 shows it in his studio. "if you work with analog synth i recommend it"

10:34 on the video

6:39 on the video

u can see it on around 1:30 in de video

he says he uses this at 1;01 of the video

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech, Aeroplane mentions using the Octave Kitten synthesizer at the 4:06 mark.

he says he uses this in 7:36 in the video

he sayes he uses this at 18:00 in the video

Aeroplane uses the ARP 2600 with a Moog filter version, as demonstrated in their YouTube video.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane showcases the Oberheim DMX drum machine, found in the storage room of his studio.

Aeroplane has a Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer in the storage room of his studio, as seen in a YouTube video.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane showcases the Sequential Circuits DrumTraks stored in his studio, highlighting its place in his collection.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane is seen with a Fender Tom Delonge Stratocaster in his studio storage room.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane is seen using a Gibson SG Original, although it appears to be a budget replica.

Aeroplane is seen with a Fender Jazz Bass in the storage room of his studio, as shown in a YouTube video.

In a rack below his API 1608 mixer.

Aeroplane uses the RME ADI-8 DS 8-Channel AD/DA Converter as part of his Pro Tools setup, as shown in a YouTube video.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane is seen using the Access Virus TI2 Dark Star synthesizer, which he describes as reminiscent of the PPG Wave synths.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane refers to the Roland SH-101 as a "beginner's synth," indicating their familiarity and use of the instrument.

"The Classic NS-10s I couldn't live without".

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane discusses the Roland JX-3P, noting its limited functionality without the accompanying programmer.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane describes the Roland Juno-106 synthesizer as having a "fat and dirty" sound, highlighting its distinctive tone.

Aeroplane uses the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 synthesizer, as seen in a YouTube video.

In a YouTube video, Aeroplane refers to the Roland RS-202 Strings as the "Roland String Machine," indicating its use in their setup.