Kerrie

In the "Tresor Studio Session: Kerrie" video published by Tresor Berlin on YouTube, music producer and DJ Kerrie is shown utilizing the Elektron Digitakt among three Elektron devices to provide percussion samples during a live jam session celebrating the release of her new record.

In the "Tresor Studio Session: Kerrie" video published by Tresor Berlin on YouTube, music producer and DJ Kerrie uses the Elektron Analog Four among three Elektron devices, apparently using it for the bassline in her performance.

In this YouTube video Kerrie uses three Elektron devices, with the Elektron Analog Rytm providing some of the drums and possibly used for MIDI sequencing the other devices.

In the "Tresor Studio Session: Kerrie" video provided by Tresor Berlin on YouTube, music producer and DJ Kerrie uses the Allen & Heath Xone:96 mixer to route the audio from her drum machines and synthesizer during a live jam session.

In the "Tresor Studio Session: Kerrie" video published by Tresor Berlin on YouTube, music producer and DJ Kerrie has the Oto Machines Boum effects processor is visible on her desk towards the bottom of the screen.

In this YouTube video Kerrie has a Sequential OB-6 on the keyboard rack behind her.

In this YouTube video Kerrie has a Behringer RD-9 drum machine on the shelves behind her.

In the Tresor Studio Session video on YouTube, Kerrie can be seen with an Oxi Instruments Oxi One on the desk, although it is not used during the performance.

In this YouTube video Kerrie has a Roland JD-Xi synthesizer on the rack behind her.

In the "Tresor Studio Session: Kerrie" video, hosted by Tresor Berlin on YouTube, music producer and DJ Kerrie has a Strymon BigSky reverb effects pedal on the desk next to her mixer.

In a Tresor Studio Session video published by Tresor Berlin on YouTube, Kerrie has a Midas Venice F-16 R mixer on the desk to her side, partially visible at the edge of the shot.

In a live performance video titled "KERRIE Live x UTTA MedellinStyle.com," hosted on YouTube by MedellinStyle, music producer and DJ Kerrie is observed using the Cyclone Analogic Bass Bot TT-303. The video footage clearly showcases the synthesizer, identifying it as the original model by its black logo and square corners, distinguishing it from the rounded design of the version 2.

In this YouTube video of Kerrie playing live a Boss DD-8 delay pedal is sitting on the desk next to her synthesizer.

In this YouTube video of Kerrie playing live a Boss DS-1 distortion pedal is sitting on the desk next to her synthesizer.