Flying Lotus

His home rig includes Focal Professional Twin6 Be threeway active nearfield monitors, an Access Virus TI synth, a sticker-encrusted Akai MPK49 USB/MIDI performance controller, and the Ableton Push controller. Keyboards include Moog Voyager, Fender Rhodes, and Wurlitzer electric pianos, as well as a Gibson guitar, a Carvin Legacy 3 all-tube 3-channel amp head, a bank of six Moogerfooger analog effects modules, two Technics SL-1200 turntables, and shelves of vinyl inspiration spanning early rave underground hardcore breakbeat, IDM, boom-bap, free jazz, breakcore metal, and psychedelic prog-rock, among other genres.

In an Instagram post from last October, Flying Lotus shared that he was using the ATC Loudspeakers SCM45A Pro Dual 7" 3-way Powered Studio Monitors while developing the beat for "Spontaneous." He mentioned that Adam, presumably from Adam Audio, captured the moment on camera, with his dog Iko making a cameo.

Flying Lotus has gone back and forth between these M-Audio BX8 monitors and monitors by Dynaudio.

In an interview with Dubspot at SXSW, a Mackie Big Knob Studio Command System is visible on Flying Lotus' desk, highlighting its role in his studio setup.

These Dynaudio BM6A MKII monitors can be spotted in videos and stills of Flying Lotus' studio setup.

FlyLo’s studio monitoring systems include Ocean Way Audio Ultravoice amplifiers and voicing modules. Sommer Cable is used both internally for the cabinets and also from the amps to the cabinets; respectively, Elephant Robust SPM440 cable and SC-Twincord cable.