Jay Hardway

During the video: "'Wake Up' explained in the studio by Jay Hardway" at the minute 12:38 he uses Spire from Reveal Sound.

Jay Hardway has his feet propped up next to his MacBook Pro in his Instagram photo. "Finishing a remix in my 'producer outfit'"

At 6:59 in the video, you can see Jay Hardway using the Fruity Stereo Enhancer.

@PlusGix asks Jay Hardway on Twitter, "hola hey bro, your plugin favorite for mastering ?" Jay Hardway responds, "different every track, but I like to use Izotope Ozone"

In this video jay hardway uses a preset from vandalism shocking sounds 4 sylenth1 preset pack for making melodie for his track called 'wake up'.

As you see from the video, he uses the KRK Rokit 10-3 in the studio.

In his YouTube video "Wake Up" explained in the studio, Jay Hardway demonstrates using Vengeance Future House Vol. 3 samples.

u see it next to the krk 10

In the YouTube video "A Day With Jay | Episode 05: Tomorrowland," Jay Hardway is shown using Ableton Live while preparing for his podcast on the way to Tomorrowland.

At 11:11 in the video Jay Hardway say "One of my favourite synth of this track is Diva and is like a brass kind of synth" the plugin appears for the first time in the video at 11:20

At 21:02 you can see he is using VES2 Bassdrum 074 which is part of the Vengeance Electroshock VOL 2 Kick samples

A7X´s can be seen on the desk at his new studio

In his YouTube video titled "MY NEW STUDIO!", Jay Hardway showcases his Korg Poly-800 in the synthesizer section of his setup.

In the YouTube video titled "MY NEW STUDIO," Jay Hardway demonstrates the use of the Korg microKORG XL+ by connecting it to a talkbox.

4:23 - he said he's not use this microphone a lot,but sometimes he use this for messin' around with vocoder,vocal chops,etc...

A photo posted by Jay Hardway on his Facebook page shows an FL Studio session open with Massive running. The photo is captioned, "Studio sunday! How was your weekend so far?"

In an Instagram video, Jay Hardway lists the tools he uses to produce. One of these is the Behringer U-Control UMX-490 controller.

In this photo, you can see Jay Hardway performing live using Pioneer's DJM-900 Nexus Mixer.

This photo of Jay Hardway's performance setup includes an RMX-1000 behind his mixer and CDJs.

After a computer crash, Jay posted this photo of Nexus 2 running on his laptop. "Reinstalling all my plugins and packs after my laptop crashed.... Luckily had a backup!"

"New original almost finished!! Sausage looks happy too!! :) "

"In the studio with my friends Nexus and Sylenth1! :) "

In this Facebook photo, Jay's feet lay comfortably in front of a plane's seat storage containing his Sennheiser 25-1 II's. "Plenty of legroom on this flight, can't complain! Off to Amsterdam!"

Jay Hardway can be seen using Pioneer CDJ 2000s in his live setup in a Facebook photo taken at the Uniun Club in Toronto.

The US-144 can be seen in the lower-right-hand corner of Jay Hardway's Instagram photo, just to the right of what appears to be a pencil. "New year, new music! Let's gooooo!"

Jay Hardway is using this monitor controller on the picture from his instagram. The red frame, black knob, and general size compared to other elements on the desk would suggest that the controller is specifically the Nano Patch Plus model.

In this photo of Jay Hardway performing, the blue Mixr headphones can be spotted on the far right of the shot, just beneath a cooling fan. It appears to be plugged in just in front of Jay himself, so it's likely he used them during his set, as no other headphones are easily visible in the shot.

They can also be seen at 0:32 of music video of his track Bootcamp.

In this photo, Jay Hardway can be seen in front of his MacBook, which shows his open DAW session. The Nicky Romero Kickstart Sidechain Compression Plugin can be seen in the upper left corner of his screen. This photo was posted by Burak Yeter on his Facebook in November 2014.

Jay Hardway captions this Instagram photo with "Thanks @vmoda for the custom headphones! #Bane"

In this tweet, Jay Hardway says that his collab witch Mike Hawkins wouldn't be possible without WeTransfer and Dropbox.