DubVision

At 0:48 sylenth1 can be seen on DubVision's MacBook Pro.

At 10.12 you can see that they use Avenger and they say that they use this plugin very often!

A fan asks DubVision on Twitter: "can you tell how you make the typical Dubvision bass? Massive, Sylenth?"

They reply, "its usually a couple of layers; always sylenth as sub and different plugins for mid & high.. usually Ace, Massive or Sylenth"

Ace refers to u-he's ACE Software Synth Plugin (tweet is from Oct 2013).

Dubvision comments on using ANA for a Sub in their tutorial of their song "Turn it Around" at 21:18 into the video.

Dubvision uses Ozone 5 at 43:30 of their Tutorial for "Turn it Around". They commented saying - "This is often used for mastering.We use it for these things, for chords and separate sounds that are important for the mix and really need to stand out...".

This photo posted by DubVision to Instagram shows their computer screen with a few of the plugins they use to produce their tracks. On the left of the screen, the Sugar Bytes WOW Filter Plugin can be seen. The photo is captioned, "New remix. Its gonna be Fucking hard!"

In this Instagram photo of DubVision making edits to a track or set in Ableton while on the plane, the plugin that's visible on the screen of the MacBook is the FabFilter Pro-L Limiter.

In this tutorial of their track "Turn it Around", Dubvision can be seen using the Transient Shaper @ 10:57 into the video. "This gives just a bit more click".

At 29:02 of their Tutorial for "Turn it Around", Dubvision opens up Fab Filter Pro Q. "There's an EQ, We always use Pro-Q".

At 36:01 of the video, Dubvision displays the layers for a synth sound they created and commented - "This is all audio, Sylenth and Nexus".

Vanguard can be seen at 41:57 of their tutorial for "Turn it Around", on the bottom left, as one of the plugins featured in their chain.

Dada Life Sausage Fattener can be seen at 1:00:10 of Dubvision's tutorial of their track "Turn it Around". They commented by saying "Its the last plugin we use in our master, not always, but for this project we do".

Dubvision can be seen using PSP Vintage Warmer at 59:36 of their tutorial for their track "Turn it Around".

The item can be seen 20.45 into this video