Deniz Koyu

In a tweet titled "Installing some new toys" Deniz Koyu can be seen installing KOMPLETE 9 ULTIMATE on his MacBook Pro. The hardware pictured is the USB 2.0 drive KOMPLETE 9 comes on, since the file size of the software is so large.

Deniz Koyu keeps the Apple USB SuperDrive in his "mobile production kit for the road" to be able to play and burn both CDs and DVDs on his MacBook Pro.

At 22:01 in this "Steinberg Studio Sessions EP10 - Deniz Koyu" video Deniz used it.

At 58:09 in this "Steinberg Studio Sessions EP10 - Deniz Koyu" video Deniz used it.

At 1:02:28 in this "Steinberg Studio Sessions EP10 - Deniz Koyu" video Deniz used it.

"I like to use the Pianoteq" that's what Deniz said at 17.40 in this video.

He says: "The Lexicon Native reverb is amazing, but it’s very expensive (as a software plugin)."

He says: "..., good monitors (Adam P22), ..."

He says: "The plugins I use for this are the Cubase internal MonoToStereo and StereoEnhancer, plus the Brainworx bx solo (which is freeware)."

"One of my favorite pieces of gear in the studio!"

"wooaahh Cubase 7 looks sick!!"

Cubase can also be seen running on his computer in an Instagram photo he posted.

Deniz Koyu's MIDI keyboard for his mobile studio is the Korg MicroKey 37-Key MIDI Controller, as can be seen in a photo he posted of his hotel room gear setup.

We spotted the RME Babyface USB Audio Interface as part of Deniz Koyu's mobile studio setup.

Deniz Koyu uses the popular Sennheiser HD 25-1 II Headphones both when producing on the road and during his DJ sets.

In an Instagram photo "My little mobile production kit for the road!" Deniz Koyu packs the Universal Audio UAD-2 in his bag.

Deniz Koyu rocks the Beats by Dre Mixr Headphones at Ultra Music Festival 2013 in Miami.

We spotted the Pioneer DJM-900 Nexus mixer in a photo of Deniz Koyu performing live.

In an Instagram photo titled "Making music in the tour bus!" Deniz Koyu can be seen playing the Korg nanoKEY2 USB Keyboard Controller (in white).

Deniz Koyu produces his tracks on a MacBook Pro running Cubase as his DAW.

In the YouTube video "Deniz Koyu Exclusive Interview" Deniz can be seen DJing with the Pioneer HDJ-2000 Headphones.

Deniz Koyu is seen using the SPL MTC 2381 Monitor Talkback Controller in his studio, as shared on his Twitter account.

When asked about his favorite plugins and synths, Deniz Koyu responded, "If I just quickly want to pick a standard sound Nexus is fine."

When asked what VST he used to produce Hydra, Deniz Koyu responded, "...Then there is one more synth only for the bass which is the Rob Papen SubBoomBass, and the rest are only drums and effects."

"For synths, my favorite VST for simple and quick programming is the Sylenth."

"Sometimes I might apply one EQ for light adjustments (UAD Cambridge), but all the real magic happens within the mix on the individual tracks, not on the master channel."

"I have the RME HDSP 9632 in my system plus a Motu 828 mkII firewire interface, though I prefer the internal RME cos it’s a bit faster and more stable than the firewire connection."

In this video Deniz Koyu talks about the making of 'Ruby' and at 0:41 states, "This desk here is a SSL Matrix console, but actually, this is new..."

At 4:45 Deniz Koyu says, "I made this with, it's called Cableguys Curve and it's an arpeggiated sound sound that I made really short and it plays this melody with some distortion on it so it sounds like this dirty guitar sound."

The Sonnox Oxford Limiter can be seen in a picture tweeted by Deniz Koyu of his studio.

Deniz Koyu is seen in the studio with a Nektar Panorama P6. It was decided this was a P6 rather than a P4 due to the number of keys.