Carl Craig

In an Instagram post, Carl Craig features the Audeze LCD-X Reference-Level Planar Magnetic Headphones, highlighting their role in his music production process.

02:41 into this Vimeo video, we see Carl Craig behind, amongst other machines, the Pro One on the right-hand side of the shot. The Sequential Circuits and Pro One logos are distinctly visible.

3:07 into the video "Carl Craig - Modular Pursuits" on Vimeo, the Juno-106 can be seen on the left-hand side of the shot, just left of the Prophet-5.

At the 3:07 mark of "Carl Craig – Modular Pursuits", this synthesizer is seen just to the right of the Prophet 5 in the lower-right hand corner of the shot.

4:57 into this Vimeo video, the Dark Energy can be spotted on top of a Eurorack case, near the brightest light in the top-center of the shot.

5:18 into this Vimeo video, two Envelators can be seen to the right behind patch cables (to the right of the Oscillator unit).

On this article, on the Arturia website, Carl Craig claimed to use Drumbrute.

3:07 into this Vimeo video, the ION synthesizer peeks from the bottom-right-hand corner of the shot alongside some other classic synthesizers.

5:09 into this Vimeo video of Carl Craig's studio, we see a Dalek module rather clearly just right-of-center of the shot.

5:09 into this Vimeo video, we see the Vulcan unit left-of-center of the shot, playing next to the Dalek unit.

At 5:09, just to the far right of the shot, one can see the left side of an early version of the Make Noise Maths module.

5:05 into a video of Carl Craig's studio setup, one can see the D-LFO module just to the left of the clearest module in the shot (the ADSR-VC2).

This module is the clearest in the shot 5:05 into this Vimeo video.

This thin module can be spotted to the left of the Vulcan Modulator module 5:09 into this Vimeo video.

5:07 into this Vimeo video, this module is to the left of the Unity Mixer and Vulcan modules, second furthest to the left overall.

This is the left-most module in the shot at 5:09.

Two of these modules take up the center of the shot 5:11 into this Vimeo video.

This module can be spotted just off to the right of the shot at the 5:11 mark.

This rare module can be spotted right-of-center of the shot at the 5:18 mark.

The left earpiece of Carl's TMA-2 DJ Preset headphones faces the camera in this Facebook photo.

Carl Craig was using a Microbrute SE during his set in Geneva

In this photo of Carl Craig DJing, he can be seen wearing Pioneer HDJ-1000 DJ Headphones. Where the ear cups meet the headband identifies them as the HDJ-1000.

In a video by Native Instruments, Carl Craig is shown using the Native Instruments Maschine MKII to remix "My Machines" live.

Carl Craig uses the Arturia Analog Lab Software Synthesizer, as evidenced by his statement: "I've always wanted a CMI and now I have one in Analog Lab. With the default sound I can pretend to be Art of Noise all day!"

Carl Craig uses the Roland Sh-4D Compact Desktop Synthesizer, as demonstrated in a performance video on the RolandChannel on YouTube, where he explores the synthesizer's extensive sonic capabilities.