Max Cooper

We can see an Akai Apc 40 MK1 in the video.

We can see an Apogee Duet on the table in first picture.

In 6th picture we can see Saffire 6 there.

He mentions that he uses some iPad applications(like Lemur) below the last picture.

Below picture 7/8 he mentions that he use Synplant to produce some weird noises.

Below picture 7/8 he mentions that he use ValhallaRoom Reverb Plugin.

Below picture 7/8 he mentions that he use Massive from Native Instruments.

Below picture 7/8 he mentions that he use Reaktor from Native Instruments.

In second picture we can see AIAIAI TMA-1 headphones.

In 6th picture we can see Sennheiser HD 650 there.

In the first picture the speakers he use in his studio are look like 8240A's.

In second picture Prophet 08 Module can be seen.

We can see his Minitaur in the third picture.

As seen on the picture, taken in his studio.

As seen on the picture, taken in his studio.

To design the sound of Yearning for the Infinite, Cooper used both a trusted synthesizer and a new machine. He says most of the album was made using a Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 6, an analogue synth that builds on the iconic Sequential Circuits Prophet, and the new Moog One polyphonic analogue synthesizer. The Prophet 6 has been Cooper’s go-to synth over the last couple of years because of its ease-of-use and his familiarity with it. As he recalls, it got a bit more use on the album than the Moog One.

https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/composing-infinity-max-cooper-his-new-album/