Amtrac

in this photo we can see his tr-8..

Amtrac posts an Instagram story about Soundtoys 5 Bundle. He says:

Not a sponsored post - These rule for all the producer heads

From HOW IT WAS MADE: AMTRAC - ODDYSSEY. His Strymon TimeLine can be seen:

I really started tinkering around with music when I was in bands in high school. I think ever since then, guitar pedals have had a special place in my heart. These three, although the timeline is a new addition, all really do something special. Strymon really blew me away with the BigSky; there is nothing quite like running a synthesizer pad through its beautifully massive space. I’ve had a DD-6 for a very longtime. It has a timeless digital delay and very straight forward. These are used on pretty much every track.

Source here.

From an article in Magnetic Magazine about how Amtrac made his album Oddyssey, ValhallaVintageVerb reverb plugin is listed under "Honorable Software/Plugin Mentions." Original source here.

in this photo we can see his korg ms-20 mini..

In this photo from Amtrac's Facebook page captioned "Mobile Setup," on the left you can see his Apogee Duet audio interface.

in this photo we can see his monomachine..

Amtrac posts a photo of his Elektron Analog Heat effects processor on Instagram. He says:

"welcome home little guy"

In this Instagram story shared by Amtrac, he posts a photo of his KRK ROKIT 5 G3 Studio Monitors.

In this Instagram story shared by Amtrac, he can be seen playing on his Korg Minilogue Analog Synthesizer.

In this screenshot from an Instagram story, Amtrac can be seen tweaking a knob on the Roland SE-02.

In this screenshot from Amtrac's Instagram story, he's using a Strymon BigSky Reverberator pedal.

In this screenshot from an Instagram story, Amtrac posts about a deal that Soundtoys is running on the Echoboy Jr plugin. He says:

I recommend - great deal

It can be assumed by Amtrac's recommendation that he uses this plugin.

In this screenshot from an Amtrac Instagram story, Amtrac can be seen using a Studio Electronics SE-02 EXT Box, which is an accessory for the Roland SE-02. He likely uses in the following manner:

...the EXT Box gives you high CV resolution control over the SE-02's filter with a full-size knob. A drive-adjustable highpass filter with attenuation, rich overdrive, and powerful boost adds character and depth to patches, while expanded external input control and expressive gate triggering for external signal/sample manipulation enable the EXT Box to breathe new life and fire into your SE-02.

In this Instagram story posted by Amtrac, his ADAM Audio A7X studio monitors can be seen.

Amtrac mentions the Yamaha Reface DX by name in this Instagram post:

Channeling what I can of the CS80 with the small but underestimated @yamahasynths_official reface DX with some help from the @weareelektron analog heat as well as the @strymonengineering big sky reverb // Accompanied by some field recordings, drum sounds brought to you by @blankfor.ms “tape haze 3”, and added a little sub bass from the @access_music virus TI 📡 This is my rendition of “Main Titles” from the film Blade Runner composed by Vangelis

In this screenshot from Amtrac's Instagram stories, he can be seen using a Pioneer XDJ-RX at home to do a live stream on Twitch.

In this screenshot from an Amtrac Instagram story, his Sennheiser Adidas HD 25 headphones can be seen plugged into his Pioneer XDJ-RX as he prepares to do a live stream on Twitch.

As seen in an Amtrac Instagram story, he uses the Studio Electronics Code 8.

In this Instagram story posted by Amtrac, he is using an Akai MPC 2000.

In this Instagram story, Amtrac can be seen playing a riff on his Sequential OB-6 Synth, which is running through several effects pedals.

From HOW IT WAS MADE: AMTRAC - ODDYSSEY:

This is a crazy piece of kit. I initially picked this up for the famous “Lately Bass” patch, but found out it offers so much more, especially the SFX section -- some wonderfully weird stuff in there. The whooshing white noise waves on “Oddyssey” came from this FM multitimbral powerhouse.

Source here.

From an article in Magnetic Magazine about how Amtrac made his album Oddyssey, Ableton Live is listed under "Honorable Software/Plugin Mentions," which must be the primary DAW he uses to compose. Original source here.

From an article in Magnetic Magazine about how Amtrac made his album Oddyssey, Voxengo Stereo Touch is listed under "Honorable Software/Plugin Mentions." Original source here.

Amtrac posted a photo to Facebook of his customized V-Moda Crossfade M-100 headphones, in a matte black color. The shields are customized with the name of the Toolroom Records label. He says, "Shout out to V-MODA for these custom Toolroom Records cans!" (posted Nov 17 2014)

Amtrac posts a photo to Instagram showing the several (5 to be exact) pairs of headphones he takes with him on his travels. He mentions a few brands by name in the caption including AIAIAI, Sennheiser, and MUNITIO. He says, "Gotta travel with 5 sets of headphones @aiaiaicph @sennheiserusa #munito @beatsbydre"

The headphones most visible in the pic are the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones.

One of the five pairs of headphones that Amtrac takes on the road with him are the Munitio NINES Tactical Earphones, silver colored version. He says, "Gotta travel with 5 sets of headphones @aiaiaicph @sennheiserusa #munito @beatsbydre" (they can be seen towards the bottom left of the photo).

In an Instagram post captioned "ustream with the homies," Amtrac can be seen using the Pioneer CDJ-2000, showcasing this DJ controller in action.

In an Instagram post captioned "ustream with the homies," Amtrac is seen using the Pioneer DJM-900 Nexus Mixer.

In a Facebook photo, Amtrac's Access Virus TI Snow Synthesizer is visible on the right, indicating its use in his setup.