Benny Benassi

At around 1:04:10 in this video with Future Music Magazine, Alle states, "The delay that I personally prefer is called... Pitch Blender, which is TDM from Sound Blender, and makes a lot of incredible stuff."

In this video with Future Music Magazine, Benny pulls up the Serato Pitch 'N Time at 4:50. He uses it in order to change the tempo of an audio clip.

Starting at 55:04 in this video from Future Music Magazine, Alle goes on to say "We usually use another instrument called Oddity from G-Force..." Oddity is used in this case to "double... the bass [and] to make the bassline... a sort of riff." The plugin can be seen on screen around 55:18.

In this video with Future Music Magazine, Benny pulls up the Native Instruments Battery 3 plugin at 7:45 and does so in order to test a set of kick drum samples.

At 59:05 in this interview with Future Music Magazine, Alle states "We are going to use the Minimoog V from Arturia. I would like a real Voyager, but who cares?" The plugin can simultaneously be seen on screen at 59:05.

In a video with Future Music Magazine, Benny Benassi is shown using the Digidesign Reverb One plugin, specifically at the 8:49 mark. He employs this reverb plugin as an insert effect on a group channel referred to as the "rest of drums" bus to process various drum elements, excluding the kick drum, which receives separate processing with a compressor as an insert effect.