Mick Gordon

Mick Gordon, renowned for his work as the composer for Doom, uses the Mayones Regius 8, as confirmed by Mayones Guitars & Basses.

Mick Gordon used this guitar in the tracks "at doom's gate" and "flash & metal" from the Rest of Doom.

"My main DAWs are Ableton Live and FL Studio for designs and Pro Tools for mixing/arrangements."

Also from the Image Line artist page:

I use FL Studio on absolutely everything. I use it for scoring, sequencing, designing sounds, and musical sound design. It’s just so easy to work with, and work with quickly. It opens up in a flash, I can load up a template, throw in a bunch of sounds, load a stack of effects, assign a bunch of controls and start making noises!

"Musical sound design snippits from the DOOM: Eternal launch trailer music"

During the large paragraph, Mick runs down what he used in the DOOM Ost, the Music Man JP7 being his first mention.

Mick replied about what equipment he used to process the bass in the track 'At Doom's Gate'

At 39:34 he mentions Harmor is one of his favorite synths and explains how he used to to create spectograph images in the Doom soundtrack.

Mick Gordon uses the Formanta Polivoks synthesizer in his work on the DOOM soundtrack, as detailed in Robin Vincent's article on gearnews.com.

In video "DOOM: Behind The Music Part 2" (0:49) we can see this pedal.

At a point during this interview, it is told that Mick used the Cali76 as his compressor.

The item can be seen at 1:03 in this video https://youtu.be/1g-7-dFXOUU

At 3:05 you can see 2 instances of Abelton Live 9 open with different skins.

In this post, Mick shows off his 7 string he recieved from Mayones. the guitar is fitted with a pair of Bareknuckle black hawk pickups, as well as a evertune bridge

"Super radical distortion box from Retro Mechanical Labs arrives"

The item can be seen 1:15 into this video https://youtu.be/1g-7-dFXOUU

At 34:09 Mick Gordon talks about how he used Zynaptiq's Morph 2.0 to combine the sound of a guitar with the sound of chainsaw for the Doom soundtrack

In the description Mick mentions that his Mayones Regius 8 is equipped with Bareknuckle aftermath pickups

The item can be seen at 1:20 in this video https://youtu.be/1g-7-dFXOUU

In an Instagram post, Mick Gordon showcases his Darkglass Alpha Omega Ultra pedal, praising it as the best pedal.

In an Instagram post captioned "Let's rock! #NewScoreTime," Mick Gordon is seen using the Danelectro Honeytone N-10 Guitar Mini Amp.

At 18:34, he mentions the "Metasonix TX-3, Google it or don't"

The item can be seen at 1:57 in this video https://youtu.be/1g-7-dFXOUU

In the interview at 3:15 it's also possible to identify the C6 plugin being used

At 5:30 you can see Mick Gordon using Glitchmachines Convex

In this post mick shows off his new guitar from mayonez. the guitar is fitted with an evertune bridge as well as a pair of barenuckle blackhawk pickups

In video "DOOM: Behind The Music Part 2" (0:48) we can see this gear.

Mick Gordon showcases his Danelectro Hodad DH-1 Mini Amp on Instagram, captioned "Let's rock! #NewScoreTime," highlighting its role in his music creation process.

In an Instagram post by Mick Gordon, the Dunlop JDF2 Fuzz Face is featured as part of his morning effect chain.

1:48 into this video of Voices of Devs you can see NI Kontakt being used.

At 18:37 - "The third was a Mu-Tron Biphase"