Diego Farías

In the YouTube video "Unleash Your Creativity - Diego Farias of Volumes," Diego Farías discusses his frequent use of the McDSP ML4000 Limiter and Multi-Band Dynamics Processor in his music production.

In the YouTube video titled "Unleash Your Creativity," Diego Farías of Volumes demonstrates his use of Steven Slate Drums Platinum, showcasing its capabilities in music production.

Diego Farías of Volumes uses the Joey Sturgis Tones Toneforge - Menace amp simulator plugin, as featured in the YouTube video by Joey Sturgis Tones titled "Unleash Your Creativity."

In the Joey Sturgis Tones video titled "Unleash Your Creativity," Diego Farías of Volumes is shown using the Ampeg SVX VST Plugin.

In the YouTube video titled "Unleash Your Creativity" by Joey Sturgis Tones, Diego Farías of Volumes is shown using iZotope Ozone 9 as part of his music production process.

In the official guitar playthrough video for Volumes' "Edge Of The Earth," Diego Farías can be seen using EMG 707 7 String Active Humbucking Pickups on his Schecter guitar.

He used a Schecter Hellraiser 7 with EMG 707s

In the YouTube video titled "Aristides Day - VOLUMES' Diego Farias | GEAR GODS," Diego Farías is seen playing an Aristides Guitars 070.

In the user-uploaded photo, Diego Farías is seen playing an Ibanez RG2228 Prestige guitar.

Diego used this guitar in songs written in drop G # tuning

Starts around 6:01: Eyal Levi and Diego are talking about digital amp models and how far technology has come, and Diego mentions that they have been using the Kemper on the latest Volumes record (which would have been Different Animals at that time). Diego states "You know I used Kemper on our new record, and I was blown away by... it's crazy how fast you can get sh*t to sound good on it, and that's what kinda sold it to me because I've been an Axe-Fx user for a while now."

Around 6:48 he starts listing off some profiles he had downloaded online and used: "I don't remember the exact names, but they were 5150 modelers. We downloaded a bunch of Peavey stuff for the heavy tones."