Deadmau5

Deadmau5 contributed to the development of Image-Line's Fruity Squeeze plugin, as noted in a Twitter exchange where a user acknowledges his involvement.

At 43:11, Joel is seen using Waves CLA vocals.

In the video titled "mau5trap presents: deadmau5 x TAIT (cube 2.1) Video 1" on his YouTube channel, Deadmau5 showcases his use of the Cube 2.1 LED lighting system during live performances.

The Wiard Envelator can be seen at the bottom middle of the screen at 3:14 in one of deadmau5's racks of synthesizers Imgur Image

The Tyme Sefari can be seen at the middle bottom of the video at 3:14 Imgur Image

Joel posts on his IG "on acid this morning" and is playin with the Roland Boutique TB-03. We know it's a TB-03 and not the original b/c of the 3.5mm jacks on the left. "On acid this morning"

In a tweet by Deadmau5, the Native Instruments Komplete 14 box is visible on his desk, suggesting its use in his music projects.

Deadmau5 can be seen using the AttackWall when he was living in Hollywood Hills on ASC's Instagram page.

Further evidence could once be found at https://www.rspeaudio.com/Attack-Wall-Webboutique-a/276.htm. There, a picture of Deadmau5 with the AttackWall could be seen. Hovering over the picture brought up the following description:

Grammy nominated progressive-house music producer and performer Deadmau5's management group contacted us because he needed to work on his newest project from his home studio in the Hollywood Hills. They needed to make sure the album had a big sound, so we recommended the world-class acoustic environment of the ASC AttackWall. After months of working on the project, he moved his studio to a room at Capitol Records. He loved working in his red ASC AttackWall so much that he took it with him to continue production.

At 3:28 in the bottom right of the top left eurorack, a wiard noisering can just about be made out when zooming at a high resolution

A Cylonix Intellijel Cyclebox II can be seen at the right of the second row of the eurorack shown at 3:06.

In a tweet from August 2013, Deadmau5 shares some music on SoundCloud (which has since been taken down). In reference to the track, a fan asks him, "are those hardware reverbs??? jesus christ they're beautiful" to which Deadmau5 replies, "lexicon mx400", implying that he used a Lexicon MX400 Effects Processor to generate the reverb.

Deadmau5's studio has a Modcan modular wall which incorporates the B Series Case Option 1.

Modcan's B Series Case Option 2 can be seen at the bottom of one of Deadmau5's studio modular synth walls.

The Oberheim SEM with patchpanel can be seen in Deadmau5's studio in the pictures from this Synthtopia article.

The SEM with MIDI to CV Converter can be seen in photos of Deadmau5's studio.

The DRM1 MKIII analog drum synthesizer can be seen on a modular rack in Deadmau5's studio.

The Modcan 07B oscillator can be seen in Deadmau5's studio.

The Cwejman VCO-2RM is spotted in Deadmau5's "i normally do this on sundays."

Three Livewire Audio Frequency Generators can be seen in Deadmau5's studio. Original source here, from July 2012.

The MacBeth M5N can be seen in Deadmau5's video starting at 1:10.

The Clavia Nord Wave can be seen in this video Deadmau5 posted.

The Minimoog Voyager XL is seen in Deadmau5's studio in his live stream.

The Thermionic Culture Phoenix can be seen in Deadmau5's studio (You can find it on the bottom left in the picture of the rack in the middle of the room).

The Evol Fucifier is seen at the bottom center of the modular in the middle of his studio in these pictures Deadmau5 posted.

Deadmau5 tweets that he uses "genelec 8250A's for nearfield, 1035B's for far feild [sic]"

Deadmau5 posts on Facebook about his custom built PC:

"the motherbitch 4.0!

BOXX 8520 Series Workstation - Dual Intel W5590 (3.33GHz, 8MB cache, 1333MHz FSB) Quad Core Processors

• 24GB DDR3 1333 REG ECC RAM (12 x 2GB DIMMS)

• 1x 160GB SSD System Drive, 4 x 160GB SSD Data Drives in RAID-0

• nVidia Quadro FX1800 – 768MB Graphics

• Windows XP x64

hey Brazil for 3dsmax2010.... what now bitch? huh? RENDERRRRRRRR!!!! lol"

Deadmau5 talks about BOXX Workstations for a bit in this article: http://www.emusician.com/artists/0767/deadmau5/150322

What’s your current workstation?

I’ve been working with a company in Texas called BOXX Technologies that’s been specially tailoring PCs for me. They’ve built >some of the most reliable performance PCs I’ve seen. I used to build them myself, but I’ve been supplied with machines by >BOXX for the past six years now and they’re amazing. And it’s funny, because I went into Hans Zimmer’s studio the other day >and he’s got racks of PCs from the same company for his sample libraries. So I feel even more like I did the right thing.

The Wiard Boogie Filter is included in Deadmau5's modular synth near the bottom of the rack.

"It's here!!! Let the 6k editing commence!!!!"

Joel talks about using the Moog VX-351 CV Output Expander at 1:28.

At 7:53 Deadmau5 points to the TriCaster on the floor (under the monitor) saying "Okay, so i've got the TriCaster here" and the way you can tell that this is the TriCaster 860 is by the rack mount rails on the sides and their height.