Mike Hawkins

In this Instagram photo of Mike Hawkins' studio setup, the Mackie Big Knob appears on the left-hand side of the photo, below the left-most monitor.

In this Instagram photo posted by DJ Mike Hawkins captioned "Morning Workout", Hawkins is using his Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus player. It can be inferred that this is what he uses in his studio for practicing his DJing and mixing. The song currently playing on the CDJ is his own remix of "Wizard" by Martin Garrix & Jay Hardway.

Mike Hawkins says "ANALOGUE RAVE TIME! #backtotheoldschool" as he plays a riff and tweaks the knobs on his Moog Slim Phatty synthesizer, which sits on his desk in his studio. He looks to be opening up the filter on what sounds like an arpeggiated sound.

Mike Hawkins' studio setup features, amongst others, the Virus TI2 (below the Moog on the right-hand side of the photo).

Translated; "Newest member of the family. Annoying, flat and honest. I love it".

In a Facebook photo from Mike Hawkins's album, the Clavia Nord Rack 2X VA Synthesizer is visible behind a can of Red Bull and a parrot.

"Alright guys - you asked and here it is, the secret to my productions. I produce with my mascot cheering me up on live cam at all times." In this photo, an instance of Massive is running above the camera footage of a man in a chicken mask.

You can see the M-Audio keyboard with the 2 blue lights on the left. The design is specifically that of the Keystation, and there are 49 keys on the controller.

In this photo from Mike Hawkins' Twitter, Mike has an instance of Sylenth (a 32-bit VST) open next to the "About" window for Logic Pro X. The purpose of the tweet is to show off how he was able to open a 32-bit plugin in X, thanks to a plugin called "32 Lives" which allows X to run 32-bit plugins (as X can only run 64-bit plugins without it).

In this Twitter photo, an open instance of Pro-Q is running on Hawkins' monitor. "Do you even EQ?"

In this Twitter picture, Mike Hawkins is using the AIAIAI TMA-2 DJ Preset headphones while DJing. The ear cup design and the inner curled wires are indicative of TMA-2s.

In this Twitter photo, Mike is showing off his 32-bit plugin, Sylenth in this case, running in Logic Pro X (which cannot run 32-bit plugins like Sylenth without a program called "32 Lives", which Mike is also using here).

in this video you can see the serum (8:35)

In this video you can see the OTT (12:50)

At 12:55 of this video Mike Hawkins opens the tab Dimension Expander

In this video at moment 12:12 you can see Mike Hawkins using Waves SoundShifter

In this video at moment 13:10 you can see Mike Hawkins using Kickstart