K-391

In 2:24, we can see that his 4th channel is z3ta+

In his YouTube video "How I Accidentally Made A Remix," K-391 uses the Korg Microkey Air 49-Key Bluetooth Keyboard Controller.

In the YouTube video "K-391 - How I Accidentally Made A Remix," K-391 uses the Native Instruments Maschine Mikro MK3 MIDI controller. Note that the site incorrectly labels the image as MK2, while K-391 actually uses the MK3.

In this video we see k 391 making a beat using the akai fire.

In this video we see k 391 recording sonds from his tesla car by using the zoom h6.

You see k 391 using this plugin in this video

K 391 uses this plugin in this video to add some sidechain compression

In the YouTube video titled "How To Make: A K-391 Song," K-391 demonstrates the use of the Reveal Sound Spire plugin for layering sounds.

K391 uses this plugin in the "how to make a k 391 song".

K 391 uses this plugin in the "how to make a k 391 song" video.

In the video "How To Make: A Collaboration (ft. Diviners)," K-391 is seen playing a blue melodica. While it may not be the Hohner Student 32 Melodica, it closely resembles this model.

K 391 switched from Windows to Mac OS and is currently using a 16 inch macbook pro for his music productions.

K 391 used this keyboard as a midi controller in his latest livestreams.

K 391 uses this mouse in the space gray version

In his YouTube video "How to produce at home #2," K-391 demonstrates the use of Native Instruments KONTAKT 6 as part of his music production process.

K 391 uses this keyboard in the extended space gray version alongside his gray magic mouse

In the YouTube video "How to produce at home #2," K-391 uses the Vengeance GlitchBitch plugin.

In his YouTube video "How to produce at home #2," K-391 demonstrates the use of the Valhalla Room reverb plugin.

In the YouTube video "How to Produce at Home #2," K-391 demonstrates using the Xfer Records OTT Multiband Compressor Plugin to enhance piano sounds.

K 391 used this plugin for some experimentation in his latest stream

In the YouTube video titled "Trance/Electro In FL Studio 10" by King Step, at the 0:19 mark, K-391's mixer setup is displayed, showing the use of the Novation V-Station Software Synthesizer.

At 0:19 in the YouTube video "Trance/Electro In FL Studio 10" by King Step, K-391's mixer setup includes the reFX Vanguard Virtual Analog Synthesizer, indicating its use in his production process.

On instagram, k-391 shows his new DAW during the studio session

At 48:12 you can see him using LFO-Tool to sidechain.

He said somewhere in this stream that he uses an Apollo Twin and thats why it sounds good.