Funkin Matt

PSI Audio made a post about Funkin Matt being a user of their speakers. Before using the A23-M, he was using the A17-M.

There's also an informative Gearspace thread where you can follow his journey about choosing the A23-M over offerings from other manufacturers (https://gearspace.com/board/high-end/1280839-psi-a23-25-vs-atc-scm50-100-a.html)

Funkin Matt uses Reason Studios Reason. This is evidenced by an Instagram post from his account where he teases different iterations of the same song in progress, and by Reason Studios featuring his track demos in their SoundCloud playlist for Reason 13 (https://soundcloud.com/reasonstudios/funkin-matt-double-pulsar?in=reasonstudios/sets/reason-13-artist-examples).

The two-way speakers in the background are the PSI A17-M. It's confirmed when Funkin Matt starts a Gearspace thread on wanting to upgrade from his A17-M (https://gearspace.com/board/high-end/1280839-psi-a23-25-vs-atc-scm50-100-a.html) & also after he upgrades to the A23-M (https://www.psiaudio.swiss/portfolio-items/psi-audio-a23-m-in-the-growing-tech-house/#:~:text=makes%20you%20dance.-,From%20A17%2DM%20to%20A23%2DM,-%E2%80%9CI%20first%20heard)

Funkin Matt confirms he uses the Antelope Audio Pure2 as part of his monitoring chain during a thread he started on Gearspace, asking for comparisons between the PSI A23/25 and ATC SCM50/100 speakers. He was considering an upgrade from his PSI A17-M at the time.

Funkin Matt confirms he uses the RME ADI-2 Pro FS AD/DA Converter as part of his monitoring chain in a thread he started on Gearspace, where he asked for comparisons between the PSI A23/25 and ATC SCM50/100 speakers while considering an upgrade from his PSI A17-M. Further confirmation of the ADI-2 Pro FS can be found in the bottom left-hand portion of his desk rack in this Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CyBQLAMNyFy/?hl=en

Funkin Matt uses the Rupert Neve Designs Portico II Master Buss Processor, which can be seen in the left desk rack below his Pure2 and above his ADI-2 Pro FS in a post on his Instagram account. In his old studio, it was clearly visible in the right desk rack (https://www.instagram.com/p/B8eLF1slowG/)

Funkin Matt uses the Softube Tube-Tech Classic Channel, as seen in an Instagram post where the plugin is visible on the right part of his screen and the plugin thumbnail is visible in the Reason browser on the left.

Funkin Matt uses Kickstart, visible in his Instagram post where it appears in the Reason rack to the left of the Softube Tube-Tech Classic Channel plugin.

Funkin Matt uses the Softube Saturation Knob, as evidenced by its visible presence as the first plugin in the Softube manufacturer section of his Reason browser

Funkin Matt uses the FabFilter Pro-L 2 Limiter Plugin, which can be seen in the bottom left part of his Reason rack in this Instagram post

Funkin Matt uses the master version of the elysia karacter plugin by Plugin Alliance, as seen in the middle left part of his Reason rack in an Instagram post by the artist.

The thumbnail for this Instagram post by heldeeprecords shows Funkin Matt using the Xfer Serum Advanced Wavetable Synthesizer, specifically for creating a "filthy bassline."

Funkin Matt uses iZotope RX as part of his process for finalizing a track. He mentions in the comment section how he uses it for "vocal repair and stuff like that"

Funkin Matt uses the Moog Sub 37 Paraphonic Analog Synthesizer in his track "Open Your Eyes" as the "main pulse" of the track. During the buildup, another oscillator is opened up on the Moog, "playing the fifth."

Funkin Matt uses the Waldorf Iridium Keyboard 49-Key Synthesizer in his track "Open Your Eyes" for the chords. He is quoted as saying, "The chords are very simple and act more as a layer for the leads which are the main focus" (source: Instagram, heldeeprecords).

Funkin Matt uses Synapse Audio The Legend in his track "Open Your Eyes" during the break. He is quoted as saying, "In the break I made this synth. Here, I'm using the Legend which sounds a lot like my Moog Sub 37. The velocity is manually adjusted for each note. It gives it an expressive feel" (source: Instagram, heldeeprecords).

In the Instagram video posted by heldeeprecords, an instance of FabFilter Pro-Q 3 can be seen in the Reason rack when Funkin Matt discusses his use of The Legend during the break.