Markus Schulz

"I was a Protools guy for years, nowadays mainly use Logic for synths and Ableton for loops"

"I’m not much of a sound designer. I know what I want and know how to get to that on my laptop, but the MS-20 I love because of the unique sounds it has. But you really do have to take a day just to come up with something different."

These monitors can be seen in a horizontal position just above his computer displays. They're likely his secondary monitors, with the Genelecs being the primary.

An Apple Mac Pro is visible in the bottom left hand corner of the screen in Markus Schulz's video blog shot in his studio.

Markus Schulz can be seen holding Sennheiser HD 25-SPs during a live set in this Instagram post.

Markus Schulz can be seen wearing the HDJ-1500s in this album photo.

The Apogee Symphony I/O is seen in Markus Schulz's studio.

This tweet/picture, Markus Schulz shows a bit about one of their projects using the software Ableton Live 8.

In this YouTube video at 6:53, Markus talks about the Xfer LFO plugin & how he uses it.

In this video Markus Schulz at 3:01 talking about BazziSM plugin & how he create a drums in his tracks.

"I’m not much of a sound designer. I know what I want and know how to get to that on my laptop, but the MS-20 I love because of the unique sounds it has. But you really do have to take a day just to come up with something different."

On the picture of Miami-based producer Markus Schulz the M-DC1 by Roland, which is a 8-way multi-timbral (7 + 1x Rhythm) sound module, can be seen.

Genelec 8040Bs can be seen in Markus Schulz's studio.

The M-Audio Keystation 88es is used by Markus Schulz in his studio.

Markus Schulz posts an Instagram of a signed pair of Shure SRH750DJ headphones:

"I have a copy of my new album #Scream2 and a pair of Shure SRH750DJ headphones to give away. Yup, they are signed too! 'Like' the picture to enter. You have till this Friday! | #trancefamily #giveaway #newalbum #newmusic"

When asked on Twitter about VST plugins, particularly good stuff for leads, Markus Schulz replies, "sylenth is very good"

This Facebook photo posted by Markus Schulz, captioned "Last day in the studio recording Aimi" shows his custom V-Moda Crossfade LP2 Over-Ear Headphones.

A Virus TI2 can be seen in this Markus Schulz behind the scenes in the studio video at 1:29 to the right of his keyboard.

A pair of Empirical Labs EL8 Distressors can be seen at the top of the rack below his desk on the right, in this Instagram of Markus Schulz's studio setup.

Markus Schulz can be seen using a pair of Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexuses in this photo of him performing in Montreal.

Markus Schulz can be seen using the DJM-900 Nexus at a live set.

The Dangerous Music 2-Bus is seen in Markus Schulz's studio.

In this photo, Markus can be seen wearing Pioneer HDJ-1000 headphones.

Markus Schulz can be seen using a Macbook Pro in his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine throughout the entire video.

Markus Schulz can be seen using a BBE Maximizer in his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine @ 2:08 into the video.

Markus Schulz can be seen using the Waves NLS Non Linear Summer at 4:14 into his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine.

Markus Schulz can be seen using his Waves C6 Compressor at 7:54 into his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine.

Markus Schulz can be seen using ArtsAcoustic Reverb at 12:40 into his Producer Masterclass with Computer Music Magazine. "I absolutely love this ArtsAcoustic Reverb, for me its one of those reverbs that makes everything sound cloudy".

He says: "Thanks for such an amazing product. I will let everyone know how good it is."

In his studio, over the ms-20 there is Microkorg XL.