Chocolate Puma

In this Facebook photo, Chocolate Puma is using the nanoKEY 2 while "Doing some kitchen table edits for tonights ADE gigs @ Blinq & Heinekenhoek".

MusicRadar's exploration of Chocolate Puma's studio mentions "a simple SPL MTC-2381 on the desk for controlling their levels and headphone sends". It can also be seen in the included photo of their studio, towards the bottom-right, below the Oxygen8 MIDI controller.

In this MusicRadar article, the photo included shows the Oxygen 8 below a Genelec speaker/monitor, left of their computer screen, and above their MTC-2381. The gray design differentiates it from the Oxygen 25, which has the same amount of keys and is from the same product line but has a different design.

From their Facebook photo of the Babyface interface's box: "Our new sound card had us like"

You can see the grey colored mixing desk underneath the Apple screen. The particular model of Universal Control in use here is an older version of the same equipment.

While this plugin appears earlier in the video, at 1:45 we get a clear view of this plugin on Chocolate Puma's screen, labeled "FF Pro-C" on the bottom of the window, with the FabFilter logo in the upper left.

"Best Kick plugin ever! @nickyromero"

In this photo from Instagram, Chocolate Puma discusses how they indulge in a discouraged practice (adding plugins to the master bus). The FabFilter Pro-L is labeld "FF Pro-L" and is the second plugin from the bottom of the highlighted track.

In this photo from Chocolate Puma's Instagram, one can see the Pro-DS in the second slot from the bottom, on the left-most fully-visible track/channel strip.

From an interview on FXpansion's site: "Since this interview took place Zki & Dobre have been getting down with Geist (GURU's successor) and find it to be even faster and more intuitive than GURU! :)" Zki and Dobre are the names of the members of Chocolate Puma.

In this picture on Chocolate Puma's Instagram you can see Ozone 4 in the middle insert channel.

In the middle inserts channel on this image from Chocolate Puma's Instagram you can see one insert with the name "TransX Wi..." referring to TransX Wide.

In this image from Chocolate Puma you can also see in the middle insert channel "Ozone 5."

in the left channel you can see that the CLA-2A is present

in the left channel you can see it says CLA-76

in the middle channel you can see that one of the plugins is called SSLComp

in the middle channel you can see that one of the plugins is called RBass which is the same name for Renaissance Bass when opening it up in the Wave-shell

in the middle channel you can see a plugin called H-Comp

in the middle channel you can see a plugin named L316

the third channel from the right has a plugin called VEQ4

Maxi Pietrangeli asks: Which plugins do you use? Eg: sylenth, massive , zebra. Do you use any of the plugins synthesisers? to which Chocolate Puma responds: We love Massive

during a Facebook Q&A Mike Bugout asked: That lead bass sound in "The Max" that wubs is dope! What plug is the sound from and is there any special processing on it that you can tell me about? to which Chocolate Puma replied: We use fm8 for that and doubled it with a sylenth square sub.

during a Facebook Q&A Mike Bugout asked: That lead bass sound in "The Max" that wubs is dope! What plug is the sound from and is there any special processing on it that you can tell me about? to which Chocolate Puma replied: We use fm8 for that and doubled it with a sylenth square sub.

Royal To Thev asked: Favorite synth vst? If used if not fav vst. Chocolate Puma replied with: Battery

Dj Zki of Chocolate puma was seen wearing the Technics RP-DJ1200 while spinning in a live set in 2014

In this Facebook photo, Chocolate Puma uses a pair of Genelec 1032As while "Doing some kitchen table edits for tonights ADE gigs @ Blinq & Heinekenhoek".

In this Instagram photo, Chocolate Puma is seen using Logic Pro X to do "Last minute mixing & editing for tonight's gig @ slake nyc ????".

The interface of Logic Pro X puts the time and CPU meters on top, whereas in 9 and previous versions they were on the bottom. Additionally, the icon for the project file is designed differently from those of Logic Pro 9.