Camo & Krooked

In a Vine video titled "Fm8 sound design fun :)", Camo & Krooked are seen using Image Line FL Studio in their home studio.

"gearing up for album number 4!" - From Camo & Krooked's Facebook page.

Around 6:50 in this video, iZotope Ozone 4 is clearly visible on Camo & Krooked's screen.

In the Native Sessions at ADE 2015 video, Camo & Krooked are shown using Ableton Live as part of their music production setup.

An image posted by Camo & Krooked on their Instagram page displays the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08 Synthesizer and the following caption:

"New studio buddies! Prophet 08 and a 'Caravan' from the flea market:)"

Camo & Krooked are shown using the Sennheiser Adidas HD 25 Originals Headphones in photos on their Facebook page.

“The real strength of Kontakt is the number of high-quality instrument libraries available for it. There’s nothing better for emulating real musicians or recreating samples. It contains the strongest pianos, the richest strings, the most natural guitars and the smoothest horns, all ready to be manipulated and articulated.

"Heaven. SUB37 x LCD 2 #Audeze #Moog"

"Time to activate these 2 badboys again!"

“NI Massive is a bit rinsed nowadays and you can hear its distinctive sound in so many productions - it’s lost a bit of its attraction. We’re always searching for ways to create new sounds, and FM8 is the best alternative to subtractive synthesis.

“We’ve long been searching for the perfect equaliser and last year we found it. The FabFilter Pro-Q has a frequency analyser where you can monitor the consequences of your sound design. It also has a mono/stereo switch and even a left/right switch, so you can EQ all the different elements of the sound with just the one plug-in, making it unique. We use it on nearly every channel of the mixer.”

"Time to activate these 2 badboys again!"

Around 4:05, an APC40 is clearly visible in Camo & Krooked's home studio.

“The basic function of Guitar Rig is emulating amps and recording setups for guitars - basically it’s a recording studio for your software guitar sampler/synth. But it really gets interesting when you start using it on heavy bass, chords and lead lines, with its huge number of unique built-in distortions, filters, reverbs and much more.

Camo & Krooked mentioned their use of Arturia Pigments 3.5 in an article on the Arturia website. A user-uploaded photo serves as the source of this information.

Camo & Krooked have stated their use of the Arturia V Collection 8 in a user-uploaded photo on the Arturia website.

Can clearly see the Neumann KH310 in this picture and in several other photos on their social media. Another picture here - https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt3gV_8gk1Z/

Camo & Krooked use the Arturia Pigments Wavetable Synthesizer, a state-of-the-art softsynth that combines classic and modern synthesis possibilities into one powerful package. This is supported by the information available on the Arturia Pigments overview page.

Camo & Krooked have been using Bitwig Studio since 2017 for their music productions. In a blog post on Bitwig's official website, they discuss how Bitwig Studio enhances their workflow by allowing them to work on multiple projects simultaneously. This capability was particularly beneficial during their collaboration with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra as part of Red Bull Symphonic. Krooked stated, "We might have a drum project, a melody project, and a sound design project all open at the same time, and we'll just drag parts between them to see what works. If it doesn't, we delete it and try the next thing. This has made our workflow so much better."