Derpcat

Derpcat utilizes the choir sections of Orchestral Tools - Metropolis Ark 2 to layer on chord stacks, as demonstrated on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.

Derpcat uses the Solemn Tones The Odin Virtual Guitar (Kontakt Edition) in their music, as showcased on their YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

Derpcat utilizes Native Instruments FM8, as evident in their YouTube channel, for crafting distinctive leads and growls in their music production.

Derpcat frequently uses the Tokyo Dawn Labs TDR Kotelnikov compressor plugin to enhance the punchiness of his drum tracks, as demonstrated on his YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

In a YouTube video on the DerpcatMusic channel, Derpcat mentions using the Slate Digital Virtual Tape Machines Plugin to achieve a lo-fi vibe or a more natural sound.

Derpcat mentions using Ethno World 6 to add an ethnic vibe to his music in a video on his YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

Derpcat uses the Flux Bittersweet v3 plugin for transient shaping, as demonstrated on their YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

Derpcat uses the Native Instruments Transient Master for transient shaping, as demonstrated on their YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

I Use it on most of my leads etc

In a YouTube video on the DerpcatMusic channel, Derpcat demonstrates the use of the Xfer Records Dimension Expander to effectively widen sounds in his music production.

Derpcat uses the Softube Saturation Knob for achieving natural saturation, as demonstrated on their YouTube channel, DerpcatMusic.

Derpcat utilizes the Camel Audio CamelPhat Multi-Effect Software Plugin for enhancing bass sounds, as demonstrated on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.

Derpcat uses the Camel Audio CamelCrusher Distortion Plugin, as demonstrated in videos on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel.

In a video on the DerpcatMusic YouTube channel, Derpcat is seen using Apple Logic Pro, showcasing his exploration of different DAW software.

In a YouTube video on the DerpcatMusic channel, Derpcat describes the Sonarworks Reference 4 Suite Bundle as "the most useful thing" they've ever used in their studio environment.

Derpcat discusses using the Millenium HA 4 headphone amplifier on their YouTube channel, highlighting its impressive performance but noting that it can distort when driving headphones at high amplification levels.

At 2:28, you can see him using Imagine

At 4:44, you can see him using Gullfoss