Afrojack

The GVST GHi can be seen on the left side of Afrojack's screen, which he has apparently been staring at for 200 minutes, in one of his Instagram posts.

"Right now my production environment is mostly my laptop and Beyerdynamic DT pro 880 headphones but in my studio i have... [a] Yamaha Motif rack XS..."

In Afrojack's Instagram photo captioned "Onboard studio w @djapster", one of the monitors has the "M1Active" logo facing the camera. Upon closer inspection, the Alesis logo is visible above the M1 Active logo.

"Software… I use almost only standard fruity compressors for effects, my main synths come out of the Arturia Juno and NI Massive / Pro 53, but also Fruity’s old 3xosc..."

Above Afrojack's studio desk you can see partial bottoms of his speakers, which match up to the way the bottoms look on Dynaudio BM15A monitors.

In this photo of Afrojack's studio, you can see an Apple iPhone 5s to the right of his Macbook Pro.

In this photo from Ultra 2014, Afrojack can be seen using the Pioneer CDJ-2000NXS.

In this photo, the PMC BB5 XBD-A can be seen in the background.

In this photo, the Seagate hard drive can bee seen to the right of the Macbook Pro.

Afrojack is playing his music from this Kingston DataTraveler G3. It can be seen toward the back of Afrojack's live setup in the source image.

You can see the Mackie Big Knob Studio Command System on the right hand side of his laptop in this photo.

In an Instagram post, Afrojack can be seen using the Waves L3 Multimaximizer plugin while working on his tracks.

In this picture of Afrojack's studio you can see Martin Garrix toying around with the Dangerous Music Monitor.

At the beginning of this video you can see Afrojack's Nearfield monitors are a set of PSI A21-M (s)

In an interview with Image Line (FL studio) he says: "Right now my production environment is mostly my laptop and Beyerdynamic DT pro 880 headphones but in my studio i have a Virus TI, Moog Lil Phatty, Korg kaosillator, Yamaha Motif rack XS, and even though I'm ripping sounds from here non stop, my synths mainly come out the Sylenth1 VST."

The synth can be seen behind his macbook in this video at 1:18:28.

In this photo, a PMC TWOTWO.5 Studio Monitor can be seen in the background next to the large PMC BB5 XBD-A.

Afrojack is seen using the "CNTRL Samples - EDM Construction Kits" in FL Studio 12 on his MacBook Pro, as evidenced by his Twitter post.

In a tweet, Afrojack shared a screenshot of his MacBook Pro showing FL Studio 12, where the folder "FatLoud.Urban.Orchestra.Vol.1.SCD-AudioP2P" is visible, indicating his use of this sample pack.

A folder named "FatLoud.Urban.Orchestra.Vol.2.SCD-AudioP2P" can be found listed inside FL Studio 12, in Afrojack's Macbook Pro. This confirms the artist uses (or at least used once) this Sample Pack.

In a Twitter post, Afrojack's FL Studio 12 interface on his MacBook Pro shows the folder "FatLoud.Urban.Orchestra.Vol.3.SCD-AudioP2P," indicating his use of the Urban Orchestra 3 sample pack.