Composerily

At 0:50, Analog Lab is listed as one of the pianos he uses

Composerily at 03:03 - "So, for the [synths] and, like, the verse & intro I'm using Diva" (proceeds to praise u-he Diva by singing "Divaaaa" in a falsetto)

Little Alterboy can be seen at 6:44

At 0:50, we see that he has 2 keyscapes on for his piano

At 0:13 of the video, and 0:20, you can see the REAPER app installed on his computer right between FL Studio and Ableton Live.

He use Audacity in this video right here.

At 0:26 of the video, you can see he has Pro Tools installed right by REAPER, but of course you don't see him in videos using it.

In this video, Composerily demonstrates the Roland Fantom G8 Workstation while explaining how to achieve an Alan Walker sound.

He basically kept on using Massive, because he got some Marshmello presets that he downloaded.

He used Sylenth1 for the build up.

In the YouTube video titled "HOW TO SOUND LIKE MARSHMELLO," Composerily demonstrates the use of the Xfer Records OTT Multiband Compressor Plugin, emphasizing its importance in music production.

You can see him using this VST plugin at 2:59. Well, it was an emulator

In the YouTube video "HOW TO SOUND LIKE DAFT PUNK," Composerily demonstrates the use of the Waves H-Delay Hybrid Delay plugin.

In the YouTube video titled "HOW TO SOUND LIKE ALAN WALKER," Composerily demonstrates the use of the Nicky Romero Kickstart Sidechain Compression Plugin, a tool he frequently incorporates into his music production.

In this video he is seen using Spire as his main synth.

He records with it in this video

At 3:22 in the video "HOW TO SOUND LIKE DAFT PUNK," Composerily demonstrates the use of the Xfer Serum Advanced Wavetable Synthesizer.

At 1:17, je uses omnisphere as a pad/arp sound

He says, “If you want to make a Don Diablo track, you need to use the right software,” and uses Cubase

He can be seen using LFOTool at 3:34

At 1:36, he uses FabFilter Pro-Q 3

He always uses the Kontakt player for his synth and orchestral and world instruments sound library

In the YouTube video titled "HOW TO SOUND LIKE HANS ZIMMER," Composerily uses Spitfire Audio Spitfire Symphonic Strings as the main orchestral strings plugin.

In the video titled "HOW TO SOUND LIKE JOJI," Composerily demonstrates the use of Ableton Live 10.

In the YouTube video titled "HOW TO SOUND LIKE ARMIN VAN BUUREN," Composerily demonstrates using PreSonus Studio One, highlighting its similarity to Logic Pro.

He used FL Studio 20 for this tutorial.

He used this laptop throughout the video.

Basically you can see him using this Keyboard through out the whole video.

He records with this interface

In the video there is a clear shot of the keyboard, in the video skip to 2:13