Caspa

In this Facebook photo posted by Caspa, his Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 Keyboard controller can be seen amidst his studio gear setup. The configuration of the knobs on the keyboard compared to where the octaves land distinguish it from the S61 61-key version. Photo posted Oct 4, 2014.

In this photo posted to Caspa's facebook, an Apogee Quartet can be seen on his desk.

In this photo, posted on Caspa's Facebook, his workstation can be seen, which includes an Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor, in the bottom right.

In this interview, Caspa says, "As far as hardware goes, I have my vocal chain which is a Neve 1073 and Distressor, I also have an original Roland 808 machine which I’m thinking of getting out soon! "

Beneath Caspa's computer monitor, in this photo posted on his Facebook, his Mackie Big Knob Studio Command System can be seen.

This is a photo posted by Caspa, to his Facebook, of a UAD-2 Satellite Thunderbolt.

On the right side of this photo posted on Caspa's Facebook page, Caspa's Universal Audio UAD-2 Satellite can be seen.

Nexus can be seen on Caspa's screen at 15:58 of his interview with SBTV.

At 20:47 into his interview with SB-TV, Caspa states that one of the Bass sounds in his track "Let The Rush Kick In" was made using Massive.

In this photo, posted on Caspa's Facebook, a pair of Yamaha NS10 Studio Monitors can be seen.

In this photo, posted to Caspa's Facebook, he can be seen using a Dynaudio DBM50 Active Studio Monitor.

you can see his studio with the Dynaudio BM15A monitors.

In this photo, posted on Caspa's Facebook, a glimpse of Caspa's workstation shows that he uses Logic Pro X.

In his interview with SBTV, Caspa states that he uses Logic and Reason but Reason is rewired into Logic. This can be heard at 17:27 of the video.

In this interview, Caspa talks about his production setup, saying "It’s mainly all digital, running a new Mac Pro with Logic X, Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol Keyboard, UAD-2 Satellite and a bunch of plug-ins."

Here you can clearly see Caspa using the G-Drive with Thunderbolt for storage!