Blonde

In an Instagram post by Blonde, an Apple iPhone 5S is visible among other Apple products during a session at the EMI studio.

Here you can see two ns-10s being used in the studio

1/2 of Blonde can be seen wearing these headphones around his neck

In a feature on DJMag.com titled "Blonde's Studio Essentials," Blonde includes the Neumann TLM 102 as a key piece of their recording setup.

You can see the macbook playing a new track from them

you can see logic pro x loaded up

In a photo shared on Instagram by Blonde, the Mixed In Key 7 Harmonic Mixing DJ Software is visible in the hotbar alongside Logic Pro X, indicating its use in their music production process.

In an Instagram post by Blonde, the Pioneer DJ rekordbox software is visible in the dock next to Spotify, suggesting its use in their DJ setup.

you can see the plugin open in logic

you can see spotify in the dock

you can see two Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus's on the table

You can see the mixer in the center of the picture

On the stand to the left you can see the controller

You can see the pedal in the center of the picture

Even though its hard to see you can see the audio interface on the table

Blonde is seen using Yamaha HS8 W studio monitors during a live set at MixMag Lab, as shown on their Instagram post.

Blonde uses an Apple Mighty Mouse, as seen in the image referenced on their Equipboard page.

Blonde can be seen using this plugin in the studio

In this DJ mag list from 2015, listed number 1.

Number 5 on this list with them saying “Definitely one of our favourite analogue-modelling software synths. There aren’t many other ITB synths which can match it for warmth and believable analogue tone. Switching the resolution to ‘divine’ mode makes it come alive, although it pays to very quickly convert to audio as it is by no means the most CPU efficient.”

In an Instagram post by Blonde, they are seen moving into their new London studio, where Genelec 8040B Studio Monitors are visible on the desk.

In this photo you can see this interface sitting on their desk

In the dock of their mac the 'Live' logo can be seen by their Logic