Alex Ball

At Around 5:26 In This Video You Can See Alex Ball Using The Prophet

can be seen with ARP Avatar in this video.

From Around 0:45 Up Until Around 6minutes In He Plays This Guitar

Around 6:57 He Uses Reason Lite To Make A Drum Beat

At 8:35 You Can See Alex Ball Playing This Bass

At 11:01 He Doubles His Electric Bass With A Synth Bass Sound He Came Up With On this Synth

At 15:07 He Uses This Plugin To Orchestra On Top Of The Track He Is Working On

At 1:17 You Can See Him Using The Roland Cloud TR-808 Plugin For The Drum Track

At 1:49 He Uses The Yamaha DX7 On Preset 11 E Piano Ran Through A Boss CE-2 Which He Uses For The Chords

At Around 8:10 He Uses The Embertone Sensual Sax On His Song

The Mutronics Mutator Is Used And Disscussed Through-Out The Video

Alex Ball introduces Teisco SX-400 in this video.

Alex Ball is seen using the Maxon RM-60 mixer in his YouTube video titled "Processing Synths and Drum Machines through a Vintage Maxon Mixer," where he demonstrates processing both synths and drum machines through it.

In Alex Ball's studio tour video on YouTube, at the 1:41 timestamp, a Korg Nu:Tekt NTS-2 oscilloscope kit is visible on his workdesk, confirming its use in his setup.

At 1:41 in the YouTube video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, a pair of M-Audio M3-8 Three-Way Active Studio Monitors is clearly visible on his workdesk, confirming their use in his studio setup.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at the 2:51 mark, Alex Ball explicitly mentions using Steinberg Cubase on his PC for music production.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 4:48, two Samson SM10 Line Mixers can be seen in a rack on Alex Ball's workdesk. Alex Ball later discusses these mixers at 8:14.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 4:48, a Samson S-Patch Plus 48-point balanced patchbay can be seen in a rack on his workdesk. He further discusses this piece of equipment at 8:36.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 4:50, he explicitly mentions using the Native Instruments KONTAKT 8 libraries.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at the 4:58 mark, Alex Ball explicitly mentions having the Spitfire Audio Library within his Kontakt Library. This serves as definitive proof of his use of this specific music software.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 4:59, Alex Ball mentions that he uses the Premier Sound Factory Drum Tree within his Kontakt libraries.

In the YouTube video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at the 4:59 mark, Alex Ball mentions that he uses the Abbey Road Drum Kit from the Drummer Collection in his Kontakt libraries.

At 6:04 in the "Studio Tour!" video by Alex Ball on YouTube, the MOTU MIDI Express 128 8-in/9-out MIDI Interface is shown as part of his studio setup.

In the "Studio Tour!" video by Alex Ball on YouTube, at the timestamp 6:04, the Arturia KeyStep Pro keyboard controller and sequencer can be clearly seen on Alex Ball's workdesk, confirming its use in his setup.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 7:01, he reveals a list of devices connected to the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI interface, with the Roland JD-990 appearing first on the list, confirming its use in his studio setup.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at the 7:01 mark, the Sequential Prophet-10 61-key Analog Synthesizer is listed as one of the devices connected to the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI interface in his studio setup.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 7:01, the Roland MPU-101 MIDI-to-CV interface is shown as part of his setup, connected to the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI interface. Alex Ball further discusses this setup at 52:23.

In Alex Ball's YouTube video titled "Studio Tour!", at 7:01, the ARP 2600 M Semi-modular Analog Synthesizer is shown as part of his setup, connected to the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI interface.

In the video titled "Studio Tour!" by Alex Ball, at 7:01, the Korg KR-55 Pro Rhythm Machine is shown as one of the devices connected to the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI interface, confirming its use in Ball's setup.

In Alex Ball's studio tour video titled "Studio Tour!", the Hologram Electronics Microcosm is shown at 7:01 as part of the devices connected to the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI interface.