Approaching Nirvana

At 02:08 of this Livestream, Approaching Nirvana can be seen using Kontakt 5 to make studio drums sounds.

This is the plugin that Approaching Nrivana use to make their Grand Piano sounds

Approaching Nirvana utilizes the Waves CLA-76 Compressor/Limiter to enhance their sound dynamics, as demonstrated during their Twitch stream.

Approaching Nirvana states that they use Traktor Pro during their livestreams on their website.

At 27:01 of this Twitch Livestream, Approaching Nirvana can be seen using Sylenth1 during the making of their 2015 remaster of their track Bangers & Smashed.

Andrew from Approaching Nirvana, can be seen using reFX Nexus 2 throughout this video.

At 20:37 of this livestream, Approaching Nirvana can be seen using Volumeshaper to improve/fix on a snare sound.

At 21:37 of this livestream, Approaching Nirvana can be seen using iZotope Alloy to EQ.

They use Massive as one of their synthesizers. They also use Massive for other things such as Filters & Micro Control.

They use this plugin for their orchestra production/composition.

They use this plugin to add some reverb for some sounds.

Approaching Nirvana uses the Dada Life Sausage Fattener Plugin to enhance their sound dynamics, as demonstrated during their Twitch stream.

In this video, you can see all of their plugins, including the ozone 5!

In the "Our Music" section of Approaching Nirvana's [FAQ Page], when asked what they use to make their music, they respond, "We mainly use Logic, but we also use Cubase, Reason, and FL Studio, as well as a lot of 3rd party plugins."

In this Instagram video, the plugin can be seen open in their DAW. This is confirmed to be the Waves version because the Waves logo can clearly be seen near the top left of the plugin

The plugin can be seen at the edge of the screen in this Instagram video