Haywyre

On his official site's "About" page, a paragraph talks about Haywyre's gear and equipment. One of the items listed is the "Doepfer LMK2+ 88 midi keyboard".

In this Facebook picture the Akai APC 40 can be seen as part of Haywyre's studio setup.

Haywyre can be seen using the Nektar Panorama P6 in his "Smooth Criminal" video.

In this video shared by Haywyre, it shows the item at 3:58.

You can see it during this whole video as Haywyre plays, on the right below the Focusrite Scarlett.

Its during the whole length of this video shared by Haywyre on top of the Akai EIE pro.

Its on the left side during the whole video behind the go pro in this video shared by Haywyre.

On the left of this video shared by Haywyre, at 1:26, it's behind the laptop stand and the go pro.

In this Facebook picture the QuNeo by Keith Mcmillen can be spotted on Haywyre's desk.

You can see it just above the keyboard in this video.

In one of Haywyre's snaps you can see him controlling the RME Babyface in his studio.

In Chiba, Makuhari. When performing on ZEDD True Colors Tour He was using CODE 49.

In the Gear section of Haywyre's official twitch page, it's listed his studio setup is comprised around a Zaor Miza X (first generation).

In this Facebook picture iZotope Ozone 5 is seen on Haywyre's computer.

In this Facebook picture Komplete 8 Ultimate by Native Instruments can be spotted on Haywyre's shelf

When asked what his favorite plugin is in an interview with YourEDM, Haywyre simply replies, "Harmor." The interview is from January 2014 and can be found here.

The plugin can be seen in a old livestream that haywyre did at 9:24 even ythough this was 3 years ago he probably still uses it very heavily.

This is right at the beginning of an old haywyre stream 0:03

You can see him using it at 12:54 of an old haywyre livestream.

haywyre can be seen using it on an old livestream at 1:18:11

In the comment section of this "jam session". George Smith asks: "What synth is this ...", where to Haywyre replies: "I believe I engineered the lead in Sylenth". Which proves that he has it and uses it.

In this livestream, Haywyre opens Pro-Q 2 at 12:59.

Visible in this video at 0:36.

In a tweet dated November 2014, Haywyre shows his studio setup. The Audeze LCD-2 (possibly an LCD-3 as they are built near-identically) is seen on a headphone stand.

In the Gear section of Haywyre's official twitch page, it's listed that he also uses a pair of Bose QC 25 Headphones, aside from his Audeze LCD-2.

In this Facebook video, Haywyre performs one of his new upcoming songs on his keyboard. In the back, the layout and interface of the DAW he's running is identical to that of FL Studio, likely version 11 given the recency of this video.

Haywyre tweets "Its 3am, and I'm finally working hard on a track that im really enjoying. Looks like my workflow has now adapted to @Ableton," suggesting that he has started to use Ableton as his DAW.