JakoJako

In this video at 0:27 we can see Acidlab M303 Eurorack module

In this video at 5:41 we can see Elektron Octatrack DPS1 Sampler

In this video at 8:40 we can see Make Noise Morphagene Eurorack Module

In this video we can see a pair ADAM Audio A7X Powered Studio Monitor

In this video at 0:28 we can see Industrial Music Electronics Piston Honda MKII

In the Telekom Electronic Beats TV video "One To Watch: JakoJako," JakoJako is shown using Ableton Live as part of her music production setup.

In this video at 0:46 we can see Animal Factory Amplification Godeater

In this interview with JakoJako at https://inverted-audio.com/mix/jakojako/ the waldorf iridium is not named in the text, but it can be seen on her desk at the far right.

In this feature from DJMag about JakoJako they write "Her sprawling but neat setup dominates one side of the room, including an Elektron Analog Rytm drum machine, ARGON8-M wavetable synth and Waldorf Iridium digital synth, amongst other bits of gear."

In this feature from DJMag about JakoJako they write "Her sprawling but neat setup dominates one side of the room, including an Elektron Analog Rytm drum machine, ARGON8-M wavetable synth and Waldorf Iridium digital synth, amongst other bits of gear."

In this interview with inverted audio JakoJako says "I asked friends on mix-downs about certain elements of a track, especially when I have worked on the track for so long and I can’t figure out why the sound is not becoming clearer. I changed my setup a little bit and I am trying to do as much as I can through my APB Pro-Rack Dynasonics 1020 mixer where I would like to do more analogue mixing but I still do the surgical stuff in Ableton. Sometimes I run things out of Ableton into a stereo channel in the mixer and play with the EQs. It just sounds better I think." The mixer is also visible in the photo's accompanying the article.