Matisse & Sadko

In this Instagram photo, posted in 2015, they say; "Our new studio toy ???? Mastering equalizer DR-MQ5. Sounds really cool???????? Thank you @djstanislove www.facebook.com/diy.racked" and we can see that one of them have DR-MQ5 Mastering EQ.

In this photo of Matisse & Sadko working and playing music in the studio, the midi keyboard controller on their desk is the M-Audio KeyRig 49. The 4 octave keyboard, and the name of the keyboard written in a straight line in the upper right corner of the keyboard give away that it is the KeyRig 49.

Matisse and Sadko's Twitter photo shows their newly acquired Satellite DUO, with the comment "New friend".

In this Instagram photo, the RME Fireface UC USB audio interface is just to the right of the computer screen on the left of the photo. (It's immediately left of a dark-red mug.)

In this photo from Matisse and Sadko's Twitter, if one looks VERY closely at the master fader on the left of the screen (the channel strip with no sends between the plugin slots and the fader itself), one can see "PSP Vintag" (likely an abbreviation of "PSP VintageWarmer") on the last-used plugin.

Matisse and Sadko's caption-less Instagram photo shows an open DVD of Nexus 2 and a USB dongle next to their computer keyboard.

This plugin can be seen at 5:54.

Sylenth1 can be seen at minute 12:17

In this photo, posted during summer 2015, they say: "Are you ready?????" and we can see on the MacBook Sennheiser HD 25-1.

On the right side of Matisse and Sadko's Instagram photo, the Avalon VT-737sp is giving off a green light from the center of the console.

Matisse & Sadko use Barefoot Sound MicroMain 27 Studio monitors as seen on this photo from their Facebook page.

In this Twitter pic from November 2013 captioned "Russia. 8:05 am. No one's gonna sleep." you can see a photo of Matisse & Sadko's DAW of choice, Apple Logic Pro 9. The screenshot looks to be of a pattern drawn out in the piano roll view.

In their Twitter photo, Matisse and Sadko greet their new DAW: "Hello X!" The layout and interface are also consistent with Logic Pro X (as opposed to 9, which did not have the same volume sliders on each horizontal track in the arrangement window and had the transport bar on the bottom instead of the top).

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In this Instagram pic uploaded during summer 2015 we can see MacBook Pro with the cover of the record called Dragon by Martin Garrix & Matisse & Sadko.