DJ Dahi

DJ Dahi can be seen using Logic 9 in this video to produce Schoolboy Q's 'Hell Of A Night'.

At 0:20... I'm pretty sure that it is Ableton 9.

DJ Dahi mentions Omnisphere as one of the synths he uses at 2:40.

DJ Dahi can be seen using Battery at 2:09 in this video.

DJ Dahi can be seen using an M-Audio Oxygen 49 at 3:16 in this video.

DJ Dahi can be seen using an Akai LPK25 in the video at 0:49.

At the 1:31 mark of this video DJ Dahi is shown using Ableton Push 2

At the 5:30 mark of this video Waves H-Delay is shown on DJ Dahi's screen

At the 4:44 mark of this video DJ Dahi is shown using Arturia's CS-80 V soft synth, an emulation of the classic Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer

At the 4:49 minute mark of this video DJ Dahi is shown using Arturia's Prophet V plugin, an emulation of the classic Dave Smith Prophet V synthsizer

On this breakdown of the Kendrick Lamar hit song "Money Trees". It appears the vst on the minute 4:14

DJ Dahi can be seen using an Apple Magic Trackpad at 1:57 in this video.

DJ Dahi can be seen in the photo producing on an Apple Macbook Pro using Logic 9.

DJ Dahi can be seen at 4:05 using Native Instrument's West Africa library, which comes as part of Komplete 9.

LaCie Rugged can be seen in the image.

At 8:49 he have one OP-1 in his home studio.

At 8:50 he is playing an Ableton Push Pad Controller.

At the 2:33 mark of this video DJ Dahi is shown playing the Native Instruments S49 MIDI Keyboard

You can see at 3:30 on his "Money Trees" beat breakdown, that he used It for the drums (not the hi-hats, only kicks and snares)

DJ Dahi uses Output PORTAL on many guitars and synths to achieve a delayed reflection sound design in his melodies, as mentioned at 6:43 in the Beat Breakdown of "SZA - Used ft. Don Toliver" by fliko on YouTube.