Flume

This Instagram photo posted by Flume shows some of his gear, including his Yamaha Reface DX synth. He says:

Setting up the new space

"Working on that new set up ???? @barefootsound"

In front of his Doepfer A-100 Analog Modular System...

In an Instagram post, Flume is shown using the Genelec 8341A SAM™ Studio Monitor, providing a glimpse into his studio setup.

In this photo of Flume's "TOUR BUS STUDIO", the Duet 2 can be seen on the right-hand side of the desk, bottom-center of the shot.

In this photo from Flume's Instagram, the wood panels and beveled logo of the Mopho X4 are prominent in the center of his "Tour Bus Studio".

In this article, there is a photo of Flume's screen running Abelton live, and track 47 indicates that he uses Kontakt 5.

You can see one of these in between the NS-10's

Flume uses the white Pioneer DJM-900 mixer in his home setup, as seen in this Instagram photo. It sits between two black Pioneer CDJs. He says, "Studios finally looking nice"

As seen in his bag at his instagram: https://instagram.com/p/6oftAGzYpS/

In the bottom row of Harvey's modular is Intellijel's Korgasmatron II dual filter module.

On the furthest bottom right corner of Flume's modular is Make Noise's unique Phonogene module.

In an Instagram post, Flume is shown using the ATC Loudspeakers SCM25A Pro studio monitors in his recording setup, highlighting his preference for high-quality sound during production.

In these video interviews we see a pair of Distressors in Flume's rack.

Flume and Chet Faker pictured here with the Arturia BeatStep Pro

In this Instagram posted by Flume on Oct 2016, his production setup can be seen. The audio interface connected to his Mac is the Apogee Quartet. He captions the photo, "#home".

On the left of this photo of some of Flume's studio gear, his Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 MIDI Keyboard Controller can be seen. He says:

Setting up the new space

...which implies he's building a new studio, or rearranging his current studio space.

Working on that new set up ???? @barefootsound

The Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor can be seen on the left side of Flume's desk around 6-8 seconds into the video.

43 seconds into his short video with UKF, Flume can be spotted wearing a pair of Sennheiser HD 25s. They have three blue-ish stripes along the left ear cup, which is a distinct feature of the Adidas-branded model of HD 25s.

1:50 into his video with UKF, Flume can be seen hitting this drum pad with a drum stick. The navigation and light locations on the interface are distinct to the SPD-SX.

In this picture from Instagram, the mouse can be seen between Flume's midi controllers

In this instagram post of Flume posing with his modular, the second module to the left in the bottom row is Make Noise's dual oscillator module.

A VT-737sp preamp is shown in his rack in these interviews.

In this Instagram photo, Flume says, "Thanks @fender" as he holds what appears to be a Fender Standard Telecaster in Arctic White (or perhaps White Blonde) finish, with a white pickguard and rosewood fingerboard. The "Fender TELECASTER" writing on the headstock matches that of a Standard Tele, although the particular combination of White finish & rosewood fingerboard is not readily available, leading to the assumption that this is a custom build specifically for Flume. Photo postd Oct 2016.

At the 2014 Holy Ship!!! event, Flume was highlighted as a standout performer in the Australian EDM scene. A photo from Miami New Times shows Flume using the Pioneer CDJ-2000, emphasizing his role as a prominent DJ and collaborator.

Flume's Elektron Analog Heat can be seen in this Instagram photo of some of his studio gear.

You can see Apogee Symphony under the monitor..

Next to the speaker on this picture, there's the material box of Komplete Suite by NI.

Spotted on the table next to the mac