Carl Cox

In this photo from the official Carl Cox Instagram page, he can be seen using the HDJ-2000MK2 while performing live.

In a post on his official Instagram account, Carl Cox is seen using the Pioneer DJS-1000 during a performance at Gazi Music Hall in Athens.

In a live performance video from the Defected Virtual Festival, Carl Cox is seen using the Pioneer DJ DJM-V10 mixer.

Carl Cox finishes his productions using Pro Tools. He says, "Yeah, the writing studio in Australia. That’s where I can up the ante and bounce everything down into a Pro Tools system. With Pro Tools I’m able to use some really emotive plug-ins and really bolster the sound into a concept."

In this video Carl Cox DJs on Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus players.

On the Loopmasters page for "Carl Cox Collective - My Life In Music," Carl Cox is shown using the Roland Juno-106 synthesizer.

Carl Cox uses the Roland JD-800 Synthesizer in his project "Carl Cox Collective - My Life In Music," as detailed on Loopmasters.

On the Loopmasters page for "Carl Cox Collective - My Life In Music," Carl Cox is shown using the Yamaha CS-30 synthesizer.

Carl Cox utilizes the Wurlitzer 200 in his project "Carl Cox Collective - My Life In Music," as highlighted on Loopmasters.

On 13:40 you can see whole setup.

In the YouTube video "How I PLAY: Carl Cox MODEL 1 DJ Set-Up," Carl Cox is shown using the Native Instruments Traktor Scratch Pro 2 Audio 10 as part of his DJ equipment.

Throughout most of this Youtube video you can see an Ableton Push 2 in front of the laptop.

Carl Cox uses the Roland AIRA TR-8S, as evidenced by a MusicTech article where it is stated: "Cox spent his time off the road jamming on hardware. He would plug his Moog Labyrinth, Moog DFAM, Roland TR-8S, and various other machines into the V10, link them with Ableton, hit record, and start making music."

Source: https://musictech.com/features/interviews/carl-cox-evolution-ultra-music-festival/

Carl Cox utilizes the Pioneer DJM-V10 6-Channel Professional Mixer, as confirmed by a MusicTech article that states: "Cox spent his time off the road jamming on hardware. He would plug his Moog Labyrinth, Moog DFAM, Roland TR-8S, and various other machines into the V10, link them with Ableton, hit record, and start making music."

Source: https://musictech.com/features/interviews/carl-cox-evolution-ultra-music-festival/

In an interview with MusicTech, it was confirmed that Carl Cox utilizes the Moog Labyrinth as part of his music production process. He integrates the Moog Labyrinth along with the Moog DFAM and Roland TR-8S into the V10 mixer, connects them to Ableton, and records his sessions to create music.

Source: https://musictech.com/features/interviews/carl-cox-evolution-ultra-music-festival/

In an interview with MusicTech, Carl Cox confirmed that he utilizes the Moog DFAM - Drummer From Another Mother in his music production process. He integrates the Moog Labyrinth along with the Moog DFAM and Roland TR-8S into the V10 mixer, connects them to Ableton, and records his sessions to create music.

Source: https://musictech.com/features/interviews/carl-cox-evolution-ultra-music-festival/

Cox is creating tracks in the studio and on stage with 13 different pieces of gear including his MacBook Pro running Ableton Live, an Ableton Push, Novation Launch Control XL, Abstrakt Instruments’ Avalon (to emulate the sound of the Roland TB-303), and a MOTU Ultralite mk5. All this runs into the six channels on the V10, and he puts a DOCTron IMC on the master chain.

Source: https://musictech.com/features/interviews/carl-cox-evolution-ultra-music-festival/

In this video at minute 4:54 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RRvlLOBPnQ