Deorro

In a video talking about his track "Bootie In Your Face," Deorro uses an Acer Touch-Screen Monitor to navigate around Ableton Live.

Deorro uses his MacBook Pro for just about everything, but namely producing tracks on the go. Here you can see he's using Ableton.

The Mackie Big Knob can be seen in several photos Deorro posts of his studio gear setup.

Deorro posts a photo of the Avalon M5 in his studio.

The Avid HD I/O can be seen in a photo of Deorro's studio setup.

The Apogee Ensemble Audio Interface sits at the top of a rack in Deorro's studio gear setup.

An Apogee Duet 2 can be spotted in a photo Deorro posts of some of his studio gear.

Photos of Deorro's gear reveal he has an Akai MPK Mini keyboard.

In a photo of a producing session, Deorro's MacBook sits on top of a Monster Power EP IR 3650 power conditioner.

Spotted amongst Deorro's gear.

An Avid Mbox Mini sits on top of an M-Audio monitor in Deorro's gear setup.

To hook up his hardware synths via MIDI, Deorro uses the MOTU MIDI Express 128 MIDI Interface (seen right below his MacBook Pro).

Deorro uses the Sterling STPF1 Pop Filter with his vocal mic in the studio.

Deorro uses the Furman PL-PLUS C Power Conditioner in his studio, to protect his audio equipment from power surges.

"This shit is amazing."

In Deorro's photo "Home studio time :)" the Mbox 2 Mini interface can be spotted.

A photo of Deorro's vocal recording setup shows his Oktava MKL-111 vocal mic.

At 1:22 in this video, Deorro plays chords on his M-Audio Keystation 61es.

In the video "The Making of 'Deorro - Let Me Love You ft. Adrian Delgado'" Adrian Delgado records his vocals using the Blue Baby Bottle Mic, with the shock and custom pop filter. You can get a good look at the mic at 4:58 in the video.

At 4:58 in the video "The Making of 'Deorro - Let Me Love You ft. Adrian Delgado'" you can see the Project Studio Reflexion Filter around the Blue vocal mic.

Deorro is using Kontakt's Berlin Concert Grand sound for a remix: "So @staticrevenger wants me to give the remix a Coldplay sound. Static wants Coldplay, Static gets Coldplay."

In a photo of him working in the studio, Deorro can be seen working with the VolumeShaper plugin by Cableguys.

at 0:48 he states he uses it for strings and plucks

In this Instagram photo you can see Deorro using the Kong Drum Designer.

"For those asking, these are my babies, my main mobile studio sound. #SolRepublic"

In an Instagram showing Tess Castanon in his studio, she can be seen wearing Deorro's Sony MDR-V700 Headphones.

Along with Sony and SOL Republic headphones, Deorro uses Sennheiser HD 25s in the studio. He also uses the HD 25s when DJing, as seen in this photo: http://instagram.com/p/heJRmiwUjS