Daniel Avery

per this April 5, 2018 feature for Future Music a photo from Avery's studio reveals a Cirklon Sequentrix.

"I like to use a mixture of hardware and plugins. For reverb I always turn to the Eventide Space pedal and the Valhalla Vintage Verb plugin - the two together can often throw up interesting results"

Per an April 5, 2018 interview with Future Music.

"For distortion I like the Culture Vulture but I think the FXpansion Maul plugin might be the best around. "

Per an April 5, 2018 interview for Future Music in which the artist talks about using combinations of hardware and plugins for FX.

In this photo, posted to Daniel Avery's Twitter, a Roland R-808 can be seen. The caption reads, "Welcoming an old friend to the studio."

In an April 4, 2018 interview with Future Music, the artist states:

"For pads, finding a Roland JX-3P and running it through a series of different reverb units instantly made a huge difference in the studio."

"I also play with a Strymon Blue Sky pedal which is a touch more subtle than what I have in the studio as its role is quite different in a club"

Per an April 5, 2018 interview for Future Music

In this photo from Daniel Avery's Instagram, his Roland Jupiter-8 can be seen.

Daniel Avery's Roland TR-707 can be seen in this Instagram picture.

"Everything filtered through this #theking," reads the caption to this Instagram post by Daniel Avery.

Can be seen in the video @4:31

"For distortion I like the Culture Vulture but I think the FXpansion Maul plugin might be the best around. "

Per an April 5, 2018 interview for Future Music in which the artist talks about using combinations of hardware and plugins for FX.

per this April 5, 2018 feature for Future Music a photo from Avery's studio reveals a Knas Ekdahl Moisturizer spring reverb.

per this April 5, 2018 feature for Future Music a photo from Avery's studio reveals an OP-1.

per this April 5, 2018 feature for Future Music a photo from Avery's studio reveals an Eventide Space Reverb.

Can be seen in the video @4:14

per this April 5, 2018 feature for Future Music a photo from Avery's studio reveals a Dave Smith Prophet '08 Desktop Module.

per this April 5, 2018 feature for Future Music a photo from Avery's studio reveals an Roland RE-301 Space Echo.

Music producer Daniel Avery uses the Korg Mono/Poly Synthesizer as his main workhorse, blending vintage acid stylings with cutting-edge rhythms to achieve a balance of light, setting his sound apart from the dominating clubland bombast. Avery explains, “A lot of the music had got very, very fast and very noisy. It was almost quite macho and aggressive. That sound got a bit silly after a while, and it just got heavier and noisier.” This information is supported by an interview with MusicRadar, conducted by Roy Spencer.