Alan Walker

Alan Walker in the studio the Maschine Mikro MKII and it shows in the 00:22 time

@ 0:08 you can spot the UA Apollo.

@ 0:08 the distressor appears underneath the UA Apollo.

During the end of the video, we can see LPK25

in this video Alan Walker using a MSI Laptop.

Alan Walker was seen using the Launchpad from various scene throughout the video during the X-Games Oslo
For Example 1.20, 2.06, 2.18

its at the right side of his keyboard and synth

Alan Walker using the Windows 10 Os in his laptop at this video

You can see the babyface in the Studio Session #1 (Behind The Scenes). At 0:46

You Can See That Alan Walker Is Using The Roland AIRA TR-8 Beside His Roland AIRA SYSTEM-1 Plug-Out Synthesizer At 2:31

At 04:10 you can see Alan with the Ableton push 2

It can be seened in his equipment

Can be seen at 4:09 on the left

Can be seen listed at 4:33

It is clearly visible at 1:42 at the left of the monitor screen.

You can see he uses an ATR2500 USB at 00:49.

@ 0:55 Alan is seen twisting the big knob's volume output.

Alan Waker uses reFX Nexus 2 in this video in the 00:12 time

In this video at 0:36, he is using spire.

At 2:20, he mentions Sylenth1.

In the behind the scenes video of Alone, Nicky Romero's Kickstart plugin and Lennar Digital's Sylenth1 are clearly visible in FL Studio 11 on the screen of Walker's laptop 47 seconds into the video.

in the video at 2:38 seconds where you see as well as hear them talk about using the EchoBoy on the track "Alone"

in the video at the two minute 38 seconds Mark they both show & discuss using ToraVerb on the track "Alone"

at 4:16 Mark in the video you can see the little altar boy plug-in clearly on the screen

at 6:20 in the video you can see the Decapitor in this breakdown of the track "Alone"

you can see it at 6:29 in the video where they break down the track "Alone"

you can see the Waves Renaissance plug-in at 6:48 in the video attached