Decap

Decap is seen using Komplete 11 Ultimate at 3:13 in this video.

This equipment is shown in this picture of Decap's studio.

In an Instagram post, Decap's studio setup features an Apple iMac, highlighting its role in his music production environment.

In an Instagram photo of his studio, Decap is shown with the Elektron Analog Heat, highlighting its role in his setup.

The Zen Tour is shown in this Instagram picture of Decap's studio.

Decap essential gear picture:

Technics SL-1200MK2 Mono Backpack "The Producer" 15" MacBook Pro Retina Rode ixy Mic Dynamic Stage Mic Michael Joly U87 Mod Shure SM7b Apogee Duet Ableton Push Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones

Decap mentioned that he uses Focal Spirit Pro headphones in this tweet.

Decap is the founder / creator of Drums That Knock.

In an Instagram post featuring his studio, Decap showcases the Korg Minilogue, highlighting its role in his music production setup.

The Push 2 is shown in this picture of Decap's studio.

In an Instagram post, Decap's studio setup features the Dave Smith Instruments Tetra Desktop Synthesizer Module.

The CMS sub is shown under the desk in this Instagram picture of Decap's studio.

In a photo of Decap's studio on Instagram, the Sonarworks Reference 3 Suite Bundle calibration microphone is visible on his desk.

In this Instagram video, Decap is shown making music with Ableton Live 9 software.

In this picture, Decap is seen in his studio with the hr824 mk1 studio monitors.

In this IG picture, the H5 is seen on a stand to the right of Decap.

In this picture, you can see the MPK Mini in Decap's studio.

The kontrol s49 was spotted in this picture in Decap's studio.

Decap essential gear picture:

Technics SL-1200MK2 Mono Backpack "The Producer" 15" MacBook Pro Retina Rode ixy Mic Dynamic Stage Mic Michael Joly U87 Mod Shure SM7b Apogee Duet Ableton Push Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones

Decap essential gear picture:

Technics SL-1200MK2 Mono Backpack "The Producer" 15" MacBook Pro Retina Rode ixy Mic Dynamic Stage Mic Michael Joly U87 Mod Shure SM7b Apogee Duet Ableton Push Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones

Technics SL-1200MK2 Mono Backpack "The Producer" 15" MacBook Pro Retina Rode ixy Mic Dynamic Stage Mic Michael Joly U87 Mod Shure SM7b Apogee Duet Ableton Push Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones

Technics SL-1200MK2 Mono Backpack "The Producer" 15" MacBook Pro Retina Rode ixy Mic Dynamic Stage Mic Michael Joly U87 Mod Shure SM7b Apogee Duet Ableton Push Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Headphones

Decap is performing with Ableton Push in this Ableton collar video.

Decap posted a picture of his Hugh Tracey Kalimba on Google+.

Decap shows his new Traktor S4 MK2 in his Facebook post.

Apogee duet shown in this picture in Decap's studio.

DECAP dedicated a complete video on his YouTube channel demonstrating his zero latency tracking using Gig Performer. Source: https://youtu.be/PTyPp8vcsP0?si=sthVvvOP3W2t8Rk0&t=124

In this video, Decap talks about his SP 404 MKII from Roland. He says:

In my humble opinion, yes. I love the SP404. Shout out to Roland. The SP404 is gold. For the effects alone, i mean, you can't get anything like that. It has so many dope effects. If i run my Prophet 10 through it, it's got all the effects I want. So real quick, I can hit a reverb. Compressors, reverb, all kinds of things, and it's all hardware. I love it.

So that's just one thing, it's got the built-in effects, which is amazing for my keyboards. I have my whole studio running right through this 404. This microphone is going into my preamp to the compressor to the mixer, and the mixer is going into the 404. All my keyboards are going into the mixer, so everything's running through the 404.

At 0:20 in this "Must Have" Plugins video, Decap says:

Must have plugin number one; SketchCassette II. This plugin was created by Aberrant DSP. I have been using this for a couple years now. This is version 2, and it is super powerful for getting a dirt sound. Pretty much every loop I load into my DAW, if I want to gritty it up and dirty it up, SketchCassette is a go-to.