Kygo

Kygo can be seen wearing the white version of the Kygo A7/800 Bluetooth headphones from Kygo's own brand launched August 2016.

Info from kygostore.com:

Kygo's verdict:

"My favorite. Genuine sound quality with rich bass and clear highs. A classic headphone that's comfortable to wear and has a sleek design."

Ultra-soft leather ear cushion and overall lightweight design ensure comfortable wearing even for long periods. And, because they’re Bluetooth, you have the extra comfort of moving freely. Pairing with another device is incredibly simple thanks to NFC – or Near Field Communication – technology. Just put them close together and peep! they’re paired. Highly convenient operation: battery status is shown on the iOS display, recharging is via the micro USB cable included. One recharge provides an immense 23 hours play time.

These incredible phones also feature aptX® technology which improves Bluetooth streaming quality giving more clarity, in particular, to top end (or treble) sounds. It’s a clever digital code that means aptX enabled devices can communicate with not only higher quality but also at higher speeds.

Features:

Bluetooth 4.0 + EDR Soft leather feel and comfort Sound quality with aptX® code Playback time: 23 hours NFC pairing Carrying case in artificial suede Talk time: 25 hours

Specifications: 3.5mm music line-in function, Support connecting with 2 phones devices, iOS show the headphone battery power status, NFC optional. Technical specification: Bluetooth version: 4.0, Stand-by time: 900h, Wireless range: 10m. Weight: 255g

In this video, Kygo is spotted using Ableton Live 9 Suite, but then quickly moving over to Logic Pro. You do get a glimpse of him using it in the beginning though.

Kygo can be seen wearing Audio-Technica ATH-M50x headphones at 00:12 during a performance for KCRW.

Kygo posts a photo of his newly purchased Yamaha HS7 Powered Studio Monitors (photo posted November 2014). He says, "Just bought my first pair of studio monitors! Guess it was about time"

The monitors are shown still in their original boxes. Follow up Instagram posts show the monitors set up and in use in Kygo's gear setup.

In a YouTube interview by BΞRTIL DYRNΞS, Kygo is seen using Apple Logic Pro, showcasing his DAW software choice.

at 1:16 he can be seen using a sample named "VES2 Bass.....' and "VES2 DD Clap....." this proves that he purchased the second volume of vengeance electroshock sample pack bye Refx.

Kygo can be seen spotted at reFX Nexus 2 homepage.

Quote:

Nexus always gets me good results SUPER-FAST. It’s very easy to edit sounds and a lot of the presets are READY TO USE straight away, especially the Pianos! Nexus really has been an ESSENTIAL TOOL in a lot of my productions to date.

Kygo doesn't say anything about what plug in he is using, but if you fast forward to 35:37 in the video that is linked, you can see that he is using sylenth 1 as a plug in. This is a Norwegian documentary about Kygo.

In the middle of the song you can see that kygo is using a Juno-60!

In a tweet from Kygo's official Twitter account, a photo is shared that shows his studio setup. In the image, there are Yamaha HS7 Studio Monitors, which are known to be part of his equipment, positioned alongside a pair of Genelec Studio Monitors. Based on the size comparison between the Yamaha HS7 and the Genelec models, it is likely that the Genelec monitors in the photo are the 8040B model. The dimensions and weight of the Genelec 8040B align closely with what is visible in the picture, distinguishing them from the larger Genelec 8050B.

In the YouTube video "The Making Of: I'll Wait #3," Kygo uses samples from "Splice Sounds Sounds of KSHMR Vol. 2" for the buildup drums in his production process.

In this Instagram photo of Kygo performing live, he can be seen using the Pioneer DDJ-SX DJ Controller. The DDJ-SX was developed specifically for Serato DJ, which Kygo can also be seen running on his MacBook to the right in the photo.

In this photo, Kygo can be seen sitting in front of an M-Audio Oxygen 49.

In this photo of Kygo, in what looks to be his home studio, the keyboard directly to his left is the Novation UltraNova synthesizer. He posted this photo to his Facebook page June 23, 2014.

In the YouTube video "Kygo's PERFECT Home Studio Setup 2021" by Edward Smith, Kygo is seen using an Apple iMac for music production in his home studio at the 2:13 mark.

In this instagram post the Duet is seen right behind Kygo on the left of the glass on the table.

One can clearly see that both Kygo and Conrad Swell wearing AKG headphones in this live acoustic version of "Firestone" by Kygo ft. Conrad Swell. This video was recorded at Atlanta Studio in Stockholm, Sweden in 2015.

You can see Kygo using Serato DJ on his macbook pro.

In this shot of Kygo's studio he is using two KRK ROKIT 6 G3 Studio Monitors

In this video interview from his home studio, you can see a Neumann U47 microphone in the background.

In Kygo's Instagram post, you can clearly see the M-Audio Keystation 49es MIDI Controller being used in the entire video.

At 2:28 you can see Kygo using a pair of Yamaha HS5 to produce his music.

Kygo can be seen in this Instagram picture, wearing Black Dr. Dre Mixr Headphones around his neck.

Kygo also has a pair in white as well.

At 4:39 you can clearly see Kygo using a M-Audio KeyRig 49 in his Homestudio.

In this videointerview Kygo was playing on Yamaha CP300 at 0:14.

In the YouTube video titled "The Making Of: Higher Love (Kygo, Whitney Houston) #1," Kygo uses the Genelec 8050A Bi-Amplified Studio Monitor in his studio setup.

Kygo was playing in this video on Nord Stage 2

Kygo feats with legend A-ha guys in 2015 Nobel Peace Prize Concert. You will spotted him playing roland system 1 at 1.24 into this video

In the video "Firestone (Kygo feat. Conrad) - Cover by Burschi1977" on YouTube, Kygo is seen using the Akai Professional MPK49 USB MIDI Keyboard.

At 0:35 into this video he is seen playing this Steinway & Sons piano for the acoustic show of the song Firestone with Conrad Sewell on Skavalan.