ATB

Audio Analyser used by ATB in studio during Future Memories album production.

In this video at 0:43 we can see E-mu Orbit 9090

In this dated video, ATB showcases his studio. The program that he's using to mix his songs is called Emagic Logic Audio 8, which can first be seen at :45s.

In Presonus blog , there's a specific article related to ATB using Studio One 4.

"For what applications are you using Studio One Professional?

I’m Using Studio One Professional for the entire process of creating music. Starting with composing, sound design, going over to recording, editing, mixing and also mastering, I simply do everything in Studio One. I do have three workspaces so I can work from everywhere. Most of the times I’m in my main studio in Bochum, Germany to write and produce songs for my project ATB."

Also in this Facebook post, ATB can be seen using Studio One.

In his new studio he has a Virus TI Snow.

In this video at 0:43 we can see E-mu Xtreme Lead-1

A Mac Pro can be seen under ATB's desk in his home studio.

ATB is seen in this tweet of a live performance wearing Pioneer HDJ-2000 Headphones.

ATB uses this controller in his home studio.

In the 2002 YouTube video "Recording Studios Presentations | ATB Music Production & Recording Studio," ATB is shown using the Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer in his main studio.

I have been waiting ages for a rompler such as NEXUS. Finally, an extremely flexible rom-player, which is easy to use at the same time, has arrived in the virtual studio world. The highly intuitive GUI and the clear layout, merged with an FX-section of high quality, enables you to work quickly and creatively without disturbing your workflow. And due to the growing number of expansions, you are always up-to-date with new sounds. This is a congenial concept which has been realized brilliantly. NEXUS is a must-have!

ATB is mentioned using the Roland JD-990 in an interview on Vintage Synth Explorer.

At 0:20 sec, you can clearly see the Genelec 8351 studio monitors.

At 2:47 min you can see ATB using the Presonus Faderport 8.

ATB is shown using the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 MIDI keyboard controller in a photo from Ruhrtone.

On the pic You can see that Andre Tanneberger (ATB) is using this CD players.

ATB is seen using Yamaha NS-10M studio monitors in a photo shared on Dashberlinworld, where he discusses updating his studio setup for improved room acoustics.

T-RackS audio analyser visible in the video demo of upcoming album track.

In the middle of the desk you can see an older version of the Big Knob Monitor Controller.

ATB uses the Philips Hue Tap for lighting, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Ruhrtone.

In an Instagram post by ATB, a Fireface 800 can be seen beneath the desk, indicating its use in his studio setup.

In this video at 0:43 we can see E-Mu Planet Phatt

In this video at 0:43 we can see E-MU Virtuoso 2000

In this video at 0:43 we can see E-mu Morpheus

In this video at 0:45 we can see E-MU Proteus 2000

In this video at 2:04 we can see Waves L3 Multimaximizer Software Plugin

In this video at 2:22 we can see KORG K49 MIDI Controller

In this video at 0:56 we can see Tone2 Gladiator Software Synthesizer

ATB is shown using the Audio Optimum MS8 studio monitors in a photo uploaded to Instagram.

In a video by the World Electronic Music Awards, ATB is seen using the Akai MX-1000 at the 1:23 mark during his performance of '9pm Till I Come.' This synth also appeared in his performances on "Top of the Pops" from 1998 to 1999.