Marcus Schossow

In a Twitter post, Marcus Schossow shares a photo featuring the Strymon BigSky reverb pedal, indicating its use in his setup.

"Then the MIDI keyboard, it's a really simple one, Oxygen, also nothing special." (1:01)

Given the details visible while the Oxygen controller is on screen, the controller shown is likely to be the 49-key model (as the 25-key model does not have vertical sliders along the middle of the unit).

"...I worked a little bit with Massive, and again I'm really sorry that I can't show the synth, because, again, it's something I'm really phasing down to play around with and stuff..." (6:54)

"If you don't know what Sylenth is, and you're trying to be a producer, then you're... you should give up. It's one of the most simple synths... most of you will know how it works. Anyway, this is just a simple Sylenth preset..." (12:31)

28 seconds into his YouTube video, Marcus Schossow expresses his disdain for this particular speaker as he zooms the camera in on it:

"Sounds like shit, but it works like shit... Sounds come in, sounds come out. Really simple."

"A Saffire LE sound card, looks like this... It's okay, not that expensive actually. I think I got it for €400 or something." (:38)

"They really good, massive sound" (:51)

"Playing around with this little thing today :)"

"And then you've got this little thing here, this is a MIDI controller from, uh, Novation, called the Remote ZeRO SL. Just controls... basically, the whole thing is controlled by it, um, this is the volume stuff." (1:07)

"And on the EQ I just kind of do it like this, and just cut it a small bit here on the low... " (2:22)

At 2:22, Marcus opens an instance of Pro-Q on his screen.

"This sub bass is something really simple, it's a sine from one of my favorite instruments, it's called Trilian." (3:47)

At 3:56, Marcus opens an instance of Trilian on his screen.

"This is from, uh, Arturia, which makes my favorite synths... there's too much going on in the synth, but if you, like, really really take a week or two and dig into it, it's really cool." (15:30)

In this Instagram photo of Marcus in his studio, one of the MIDI controllers in front of the screens has about 20 black keys visible (suggesting 29 white keys) and the signature modulation and pitch wheels, volume slider, and blue lights on the left-hand side of the controller. These are indicative of the 49es model Keystation.

"Meet my new adopted kid 'bobo'. Found him in austria, neglected, sad and dusty. Welcome too your new home Bobo!"

In this Instagram photo, "Bobo" is the large module in the center of the shot.

"Me and her will be dating all night long :)"

In Marcus' Instagram photo captioned "a cold day in the studio.", the Big Knob's titular knob can be spotted right in the center of the shot.

"I ? my new studio :) Wanna come and play with my synths?" One such synth, in the bottom-right-hand corner of this Instagram photo of Marcus' studio, has the distinct lit logo and interface of the Rack Mount Edition Minimoog Voyager.

The Nord Rack 2X is visible towards the top of Marcus' Instagram photo, obscured only slightly by a spray bottle of what's likely to be cleanser of some sort.

All but a few keys of the MiniBrute can be seen taking up most of the right-hand side of Marcus' Instagram photo.

In this Instagram shot, Marcus has zoomed in on the label of the DJM-2000 mixer. "gonna get busy with this today :) #vinylsaturdays"

In this Instagram photo, Marcus has Ableton Live running on two screens. This was a feature new to 9 (unavailable in previous versions), so the version in use here must be 9.

In this video Marcus tells about his new monitors and showing his new studio (RME Fireface interface also and many other stuff)

In a tweet, Marcus Schossow shares a photo captioned "My squad," which includes the Boss RE-20 Space Echo, indicating his use of this delay effects pedal.

In this video at 2:27 minutes see Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08 Synthesizer

In this video at 13:31 minutes Marcus shows FabFilter One Synthesizer Plugin

In this video at 20:48 minutes see FabFilter Saturn

In this video at 31:29 minutes see Waves S1 Stereo Imager