Bingo Players

A video clip detailing some of the gear in the Bingo Players studio reveals they use the Roland A-49 as their main midi keyboard controller.

Bingo Players' audio interface is the Apogee Duet. It can be spotted in a photo of their studio setup.

In a photo posted by Bingo Players of their music studio, the Apogee Symphony can be seen on the right. While this sound card is used while working on music at home, other photos reveal they use an Apogee Duet as well, more than likely when producing on the go.

The Samson D1500 Frequency Analyzer can be seen in a photo Bingo Players posted showing off some of their studio gear.

A pair of Aeron chairs can be seen in photos of Bingo Players' studio setup.

Bingo Players posts a picture of there studio with the Vicoustic Wave Wood

When asked about their plug-ins, Bingo Players mention that they use Massive, which is part of the KOMPLETE bundle.

Bingo Players on using Sylenth, yet keeping their sounds original: "...most of the time we like to tweak our own sounds. We don’t want to use sounds that you hear in someone else’s tracks. Sometimes you hear the same sound- 'ok the Sylenth plug-in with the preset 14, out of this bank. That’s what we hate, so we always try to disguise that, or to make it our own. I think it’s really important.'"

"...everybody uses the Nexus, we do too..."

iZotope Ozone plugin can be seen in this photo.

rattle by bingo players is lead surge VST

Listed as a user on the official product page.

Endless Smile is already being used by Steve Angello, Zedd, Tritonal, Axwell, Deniz Koyu, Hardwell, Thomas Gold, Diplo, Chris Lake, Above & Beyond, Blasterjaxx, GTA, Bassjackers, TJR, Bingo Players, Tommy Trash and many other DJ/producers.

Both Paul and Maarten of Bingo Players wear the Sennheiser HD 25-1 II Headphones while DJing live.

A short video clip of their studio equipment shows the Bingo Players duo uses Focal Twin6 Studio Monitors.

In a video clip of Bingo Players' studio gear, the Crane Song Avocet can be seen installed so it sits flush in their studio desk.

A pair of KRK Rokit 5s are part of the "Bingo Bus studio."

at the beginning of this video, posted on instagram, you can see 2 NS10 speakers in front of their studio console

Bingo Players create and arrange their tracks using Ableton Live. Referring to version 9 in particular, they tweet "Just installed Ableton 9, super excited about all the new features!!! Let's make some music!!!"

Posting a photo of their Roland Alpha Juno 2, Bingo Players post "We're now happy owners of one of the most coolest synths ever made! A very welcome addition to our studio..."

"Oh how we love that Sub Osc Volume knob on our Virus! Bring on the bass!"

The impressive looking Korg M3 Workstation can be seen in Bingo Players' studio setup. You can see them playing around with it in a video clip of them creating some rave lead sounds.

The Bingo Players live setup includes a pair of CDJ-2000s.

In a video of them performing live you can see the duo uses a DJM-900 mixer.

Bingo Players tweet about getting a 17" MacBook Pro.

On the desk of the Bingo Players studio setup.

It looks like Bingo Players' gaming setup is just as impressive as their music studio. The Sega Dreamcast can be seen amongst all their consoles.

Bingo players are seen using an Apple Thunderbolt Display in this picture