Blame

At 13:59 into Blame's Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, The Slate Audio Dragon Compressor can be seen on his hardware rack.

At 14:01 of Blame's Masterclass with Computer Magazine, The Prism can be seen on his hardware rack.

At 47:19 of his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame comments on using his Neve Preamp. It can also be seen on his hardware rack.

The Yahama O2R can be seen on Blame's Desk throughout his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine.

At 0:55 into his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music, blame mentions using Spectrasonics Stylus for his kicks and snares.

At 1:26 of his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame states that he uses Logic.

At 10:04 into his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame can be seen using the Sonnox Oxford Dynamics plugin.

At 19:06 of Blame's Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, he mentions using the Noveltech Character Plugin to add a bit of crunch.

At 5:35 of Blame's Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, he can be seen using Waves Doubler.

At 52:38 of his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame comments on using the Waves De-esser. "Nice and simple. I really like the Waves stuff..it does what it says it does".

At 01:04:53 of Blame's Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, he can be seen using the Waves Ultramaximizer.

At 9:57 into his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame shows us his TC Powercore that he uses for "extra processing power".

At 47:17 of his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame comments on using the sE Electronics Gemini on the track he was showcasing.

At:01:02:08 of his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine, Blame can be seen using the T.C. Electronic Classicverb.