Hainbach

Demonstrated in this video by Hainbach.. .

Seen in this video of Hainbach listing some of his favorite instruments.

Hainbach dedicated a video on the Metasonix D-1000

It can be seen in the upper left hand corner of this video and is often seen in videos shot like this one such as this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKdFXNYdXrs at 1:37 and also this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu9BFf_LAtc at 3:57

The whole video is about this tape player. He also uses it in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu9BFf_LAtc at 2:50

He explained his use of it in this video.

Seen in this video of Hainbach listing some of his favorite instruments.

In the YouTube video "Guitar Pedals For Ambient / Experimental Music: PART II," Hainbach features the Allen & Heath MixWizard WZ3 14:4:2+ Mixer, demonstrating its use in his setup.

In this video he talks about using it at 5:30 it also makes a cameo in the beginning of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdCyQEwiZQg but he does not play anything with it. I'm not sure its a common thing for him to use in songs because he says he does not like how big it is

He uses it through out this video. He also uses it in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLpa8Pl6ymA and claims that it is one of his most favorite drum machines

This whole video is about the instrument and the first sounds are at 0:50

He talks about using it in a set up he took on a family trip at around 2:15

Featured in this July 27, 2020 video. It later became the basis of AudioThing's Wires.

Used in Hainbach's performance of his album album "Gestures".

This video shows Hainbach giving a full run down of the Vestax Faderboard, he also uses it in a few subsequent videos.

This was taken after a show in London about a month ago via Instagram. It shows his current rig. A 4.2 can clearly be seen on the far right.

Featured in this January 9, 2023 video, in which Hainbach shares the sounds he discovered after accidentally wiring the outputs of his unit inversely.

Here is a simple yet effective techniques [sic] that yields big and psychedelic reverb effects. I discovered this by accident, and it is too much fun not to share with you.

In this YouTube video from 2021, Hainbach espouses the many virtues of his 2 (yes TWO) Alesis Quadraverb units. No min:sec marks needed here, as the entire video is dedicated to Quadraverb tips and demos. Hainbach states that these 2 Quadraverb units are an essential ingredient of his sound.