Julian Jordan

In Mixer on Julian Jordan's screen, one can see that in the audio output says "Scarlett 2i4 USB 1".

The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 can be seen at minute 2.55.

In this video at the minute 5:15 we can see a Midi Keyboard from Behringer.

Sylenth is amongst Julian Jordan's favorite software plugins.

Julian Jordan lists Nexus as one of his favorite software plugins, and he can be seen using it in a photo of him working on a track.

We spotted Julian Jordan using a sample from Vengeance Essential House Vol.3 for a kick drum.

Soundgoodizer can be seen on the left side of Julian Jordan's screen. "Working on this new track #studio"

In this photo, Julian Jordan is using Image Line's Parametric EQ 2 amongst a slew of other plugins.

Julian Jordan is using Dblue Glitch amongst other plugins in his photo on Twitter.

In this Instagram photo of Julian Jordan's FL Studio DAW session from Oct 2014, the Camel Audio CamelPhat plugin can be seen in a background window.

Spire can be seen in many pictures Julian has tweeted, such as this one.

In Julian Jordan's plugins folder, in this Twitter photo, a plugin labeled " PoiZone" can be seen.

In this video at the minute 4:51 we can see that the piano roll have the notes of Fruity Slicer and also in the background in the instruments list there's the Fruity Slicer in the blue square.

In this Instagram pic from Julian Jordan, you can see at the screen monitor, there is a Xfer Serum Advanced Wavetable Synthesizer open.

While "spinning beats with Martin Garrix", as Julian captions this Facebook photo, Julian can be seen wearing two pairs of headphones, one of which is the black Beats by Dr. Dre Mixr.

"Thanks @vmoda for the sick New headphones! #VMODA"

Julian Jordan shows off his customized V-Moda Crossfade LP2 Headphones. He wears LP2s while DJing live.

Julian Jordan tweets "Pow Pow Pow, New studio monitors!" as he shows off his new Dynaudio DBM50s.

Julian Jordan tweets "Studiotime at school!" and can be seen using the white limited edition of KRK Rokit RP6 studio monitors.

Julian Jordan can be seen in the studio using the Yamaha NS-10M in this video.

In this photo from his Facebook page, Julian Jordan poses with Martin Garrix in front of a small studio setup which includes a Rokit 6.

At 1:13 in this video on YouTube, you can see the Behringer Truth B2030A Monitor on the left of the screen.

Julian Jordan mainly uses the FL Studio DAW to produce his tracks, although he has used Logic Pro in the past as well.

Julian Jordan tweets "Studiotime at school!" and can be seen using Logic 9.

In this tweet by Julian, a screenshot of FL Studio 10 can be seen.