Boyinaband

At 4:21, Dave says "I've used Cubase, Sonar, and briefly Nuendo".

At 1:25, Dave opens up an Effectrix he had placed on a vocal sample.

At 5:39, Dave opens a CamelPhat effect he put on a vocal track.

Throughout the video, Ableton Live can be seen on Dave's laptop. Judging by the video's date, it is assumed he is using Ableton Live.

At the beginning of the video, the controller Dave is using has "Traktor S2 on it."

At 1:08, Dave sets up a MicroKORG on a keyboard rack.

At 6:49, Dave shows his wireless Shure SM58 microphone.

At 6:26, Dave shows his Novation 25 SL Mk II controller.

At 6:28, Dave shows his Akai MPD16

At 1:38, Dave lists the various VSTs he uses. Among them are Camel Audio CamelSpace, and Fabfilter Plugins (specifically Pro-Q, Pro-L, and Pro-G)

At 1:38, Dave lists the various VSTs he uses. Among them are Camel Audio CamelSpace, and Fabfilter Plugins (specifically Pro-Q, Pro-L, and Pro-G)

At 1:38, Dave lists the various VSTs he uses. Among them are Camel Audio CamelSpace, and Fabfilter Plugins (specifically Pro-Q, Pro-L, and Pro-G)

At 3:50, if you look at the tracks Dave has open in Sonar, one of the effects on the "Yeah" track is PSP VintageWarmer2.

In this video, Dave reviews Native Instruments' Absynth 5.

At 0:35, Dave shows his Saffire audio interface.

At 4:05, Dave shows his Shure Beta 52A microphone.

When Dave shows a shelf of boxes at 6:57, the box for Melodyne is among them.

At 9:37, Dave opens up Tweakbench Peach in Sonar's synth rack.

At 1:09, Dave says his beatboxing sample was "recorded on [his] H4n microphone".

In this video, Dave does a review of the Axe-Fx Ultra.

At 16:22 in this video, two channels titled "Sylenth1" can be seen in Ableton Live. Due to this, it can be assumed that Dave of Boyinaband uses Sylenth1.

In this video, Dave reviews Reaktor 5.5.

In this video, Dave reviews Native Instruments' Kontakt 4.

In this video, Dave reviews Battery 3.

In this video Dave reviews Superior Drummer 2.

At 3:53, Dave pulls a Shure SM57 out of a box of microphones.

At 11:34, in the effects section on the "DI Bass" track, you can see AmpliTube 3.

In this video, Dave reviews Prime Loops' XXL Hip Hop Drums sample pack.

Dave does a review of the Dubstep Producer pack from Prime Loops.

At 1:30, you can see Dave's Electribe A MKii that used for performing with his band, You And What Army.