Eddie Thoneick

Mackie Big Knob spotted in a photo of Eddie Thoneick's studio gear setup, in the middle beneath his dual displays.

The huge keyboard in this pic of Eddie Thoneick's studio equipment setup is the M-Audio Keystation Pro 88.

On the right beneath one of Eddie Thoneick's displays you can see the control surface with the name Euphonix on it. The knob and fader layout indicates it is the Euphonix MC Control v2 Control Surface.

On the right side next to the knob you can see the numbers 249, indicating this is the Behringer Ultracurve Pro DEQ2496.

In this Instagram photo of Eddie Thoneick's home studio producing setup, above the displays (little bit to the left) you can see he uses the Universal Audio LA610MKII channel strip.

At 1:00 into the video, the LA-610 can be seen accommodated on top of Eddie's work desk.

Eddie Thoneick refers to the Yamaha Vintage Plug-In Collection: "Thank you @Steinbergmedia for the brand new Yamaha vintage collection! Can't wait to check these bad boys out in @Cubase!"

On his screen you can see the EQ 601, Compressor 276, Compressor 260, Vintage Open Deck, and Vintage Flanger.

In this photo from Eddie's Facebook page, we can see that Track 26 is playing a "Syl Bass" patch in Sylenth.

On the bottom of this photo from Eddie's Facebook page, we see that Track 39 is playing an instrument in Absynth 4 in Stereo.

Eddie has an instance of the G-Master Buss Compressor open in this Facebook photo.

In the upper left of Eddie's Facebook photo, you can see an instance of iZotope Ozone running. On the top of that instance's window, it clarifies that it's running version 4.

"Steven Slate Drums 4.0! So happy I've got my hands on this! Time to start rehersals again on my Roland TD-09...Let the drums speak"

In this unusually wide Facebook photo, Eddie is running several plugins. The off-white one on the far left is the M-Tron Pro.

In Eddie's Facebook photo, on the far left beneath the M-Tron Pro, is a darker synth plugin with the CS-80V logo on the right side and the Arturia logo in the center.

On the right of Eddie's Facebook photo, the Arturia Prophet V can be seen in the bottom-right-hand corner, on top of the UVI Workstation.

In this Facebook photo, Eddie has opened an instance of NI Kontakt. On the top of the window, it specifies that it's version 5.

In this Facebook photo, Eddie has an instance of NI Massive open behind his open instance of Kontakt. The Massive logo is just slightly obscured by the upper left corner of Kontakt.

In this Facebook photo, Track 53 is called Trilian 14, suggesting that it is the 14th instance of Trilian in his arrangement.

In Eddie's Facebook photo, we see Cubase running with several instruments on the left side. Towards the middle-bottom of this list, we see "Nexus" repeated after many of the instruments, suggesting that Eddie is using the Nexus plugin for those instruments.

In Eddie's Kontact library, you can see he has the library samples of Retro Machines MK2. It's the second library.

In Eddie's Kontact library, you can see he has the library samples of Session Strings Pro. It's the 4th from above.

In Eddie's Kontakt library, you can see he has the library samples of Scarbee Funk Guitarist. It's the last one in his Kontakt library.

In this part, Eddie talks about the Native Instruments Guitar Rig he uses in his track. It can also be seen on the screen.

Eddie uses the C4 Multiband Compressor by Waves for the guitar in his track.

Eddie talks about using the CLA Guitars by Waves for his guitar sound in his track.

Eddie Thoneick can be seen using Alchemist for compressing the bass drum.

The plugin can be seen in the video at minute 2.14.