KSHMR

At 1:48 in this video of the making of Jammu, by KSHMR, DMG Audio EQuality Equalizer Plugin can be seen.

At 1:49 in this video, posted to KSHMR's Facebook, Cytomic The Glue can be seen.

Simplon is listed as one of the plugins used in the making off Memories (drop)

Pro-C is one of the plugins used in the making off Memories (drop)

Renaissance Bass is one of the plugins listed in this list of used plugins for the drop in the track Memories

At 0:40 of this video, KSHMR can be seen using the Ableton EQ Eight plugin.

"I've made a video showing the key elements of JAMMU and what I used to make them. It should be out next week"

In this picture you are able to see the plugin at the right side in corner. "L2 Stereo"

In this video KSHMR can be seen using the Voxengo MSED plugin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=447RUNcri5w

KSHMR used it to boost some frequencies on the vocals of his track "Extreme", with the Bassjackers

KSHMR used Symphobia 2 on one of his "Lessons of KSHMR" videos.

KSHMR uses ProjectSAM Orchestral Essentials on this video

Used on "Lessons of KSHMR"

In the YouTube video "Lessons of KSHMR: Orchestral and Ethnic Instruments Part 1" by Splice, KSHMR demonstrates the use of the Ableton Auto Pan Plugin.

Used on "Lessons of KSHMR"

In the YouTube video "Lessons of KSHMR: Mixing Vocals," KSHMR demonstrates the use of the Ableton Reverb Plugin while working on his project "Sounds of KSHMR."

Used on "Lessons of KSHMR"

Used on "Lessons of KSHMR"

Appears on "Lessons of KSHMR"

Appears on "Lessons of KSHMR"

Appears on "Lessons of KSHMR"

In the "Lessons of KSHMR: Mixing Vocals" video by Splice on YouTube, KSHMR uses Native Instruments Absynth 5.

When I’m searching for a particular kind of sound, it’s about being subtle. The Doubler plugin is an example for how to get vocals wider, but still keep them subtle. I really like that chorused effect I get from it when I want to widen something, but you can tune it, you can control the basic shape of the Doubler’s EQ, and you can also not pan it hard left and hard right. You can be more subtle. I think that’s the problem – oftentimes we reach to extremes, but it just gets you in trouble. So having a degree of scalability is important.

“MetaFlanger can add a lot of warmth and movement to pads. It’s the exact signature sound I'm looking for when browsing flangers, but often they miss the mark; MetaFlanger nails it. ”

This plugin can be seen at 0:38 in this video

Can be seen at 1:01 in this video

This plugin can be seen at 1:07 in this video

Can be seen at 1:13

Omnisphere can be seen here at 4:23 - look at the "135 Omnispehere" channel in the group named "Chords"

His current gear there consists of Universal Audio Apollo 8p interface.

His current gear there consists of a RND Portico II mic preamp as well.