Haywyre

Haywyre posted a snap with the caption "New toys" which shows some new gear.

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 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.

We can see the Headphone Amp next to the NI Audio Interface on the left of his studio desk.

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

In the Gear section of Haywyre's official twitch page, it's listed he uses a Yamaha MX88 in his studio setup.

In the Gear section of Haywyre's official twitch page, it's listed he uses an Audio-Technica AT4060 in his studio setup.

Used for Haywyre's vocoder.

In this music video, featuring what seems to be his entire setup, Haywyre can be seen holding an Alesis Vortex 'keytar' as he performs.

Visible in this video at 0:36.

A box for Komplete 8 Ultimate is visible in this May 5, 2013 Facebook post.

Back home for the summer & all set up. i think its time to start pumping some tunage soon.

Visible in this May 5, 2013 Facebook post.

Back home for the summer & all set up. i think its time to start pumping some tunage soon.

Nord's "Haywyre Signature Sound Bank", showcased in this November 20, 2020 Sound Library page, was designed by Vogt for the Wave 2. The synth is also listed on Haywyre's official Nord artist page (as published on November 28, 2020).

We're thrilled to release 25 exclusive patches for Nord Wave 2 designed by electronic producer/keyboardist Haywyre. The sound bank incorporates influences of genres such as electronic, house, jazz and contemporary dance music combining both samples, virtual analog, wavetable and FM synthesis.