Nick Mira

At 1:06 of this video, you can se Nick using Tone2 ElectraX.

He uses it making a beat during an LA studio session. It can be seen at 4:35 into the video.

Nick Mira use reFX Nexus 3 on this video

Nick Mira use Arcade Output in this video

In the linked video he used this vst for a piano.

In his YouTube tutorial titled "HOW TO MAKE A MELODY AND BEAT FROM SCRATCH BEGINNERS TUTORIAL | How To Make a Beat Without Loops," Nick Mira demonstrates using Arturia Pigments 2.

He used it to produce the beat to "All Girls Are The Same" which Juice WRLD rapped on. It can be seen starting at 2:47 into the video. He used the VZ Bells 2 sound.

In the YouTube video titled "Nick Mira Tries to Make a Smooth Trap Beat from Scratch in FL Studio," Nick Mira uses the Air Music Technology Xpand!2 plugin.

In a tweet, Nick Mira mentions using Image-Line FL-Keys, highlighting its role in his music production process.

In Nick Mira's Empty deconstructed video he uses Kontakt for the hidden vocals in the track.

In the Genius YouTube video "The Making Of Juice WRLD's 'All Girls Are The Same' With Nick Mira," Nick Mira uses the Soundtoys 5 Bundle, specifically the Effect Rack, during the production process.

Serum is visible on Nick's computer for a brief second as he makes a "P2 type beat".

Nick mira use Effectrix on this vidéo 1:29:07

The VST can be seen 1.34 into this video

In his YouTube tutorial titled "HOW TO MAKE A MELODY AND BEAT FROM SCRATCH BEGINNERS TUTORIAL | How To Make a Beat Without Loops," Nick Mira demonstrates using Cableguys HalfTime to create melodies and beats.

He used this reverb in a tutorial.

Nick used poizone in a stock plugins only challenge!

In the linked tutorial he used this plugin at 4:56

Nick Mira is confirmed to use the Arturia Analog Lab Pro, as evidenced in a Twitch video where it is visible at the 1:27:00 mark.

In a Twitch video, Nick Mira can be observed using the Cableguys ShaperBox 3 Bundle at the timestamp 02:02:23. An image from the video serves as proof of this usage.

Nick Mira can be seen using the Surge XT, in this Twitch video of Nick Mira performing at Twich Nick Mira, The Surge XT can be seen at 00:43:57 into the video

Nick Mira can be seen using the QuikQuak Pitchwheel; In this Twitch video of Nick Mira performing at Twitch Nick Mira; The QuikQuak Pitchwheel can be seen at 00:26:23 into the video

Music producer Nick Mira can be seen using the Vital Audio Vital synth plugin in a Twitch video. The Vital Audio Vital is visible at 02:54:29 in the video.

Nick Mira is confirmed to use the Sugar Bytes Looperator Multi-Effect VST Plugin, as seen in a Twitch video of his performance. The plugin is visible at the timestamp 07:45:06 in the video.

Nick Mira is confirmed to use the Image-Line Edison audio editor plugin, as evidenced by a Twitch video where the software is visible at the 17:43 mark.

Nick Mira can be seen using the Output PORTAL plugin in a Twitch video, where it appears at the 19-minute mark. This is supported by a screenshot from the video.

Nick Mira can be seen using the Image-Line fruity soft clipper plugin in a Twitch video, where it appears at the 02:03:18 mark. This is supported by a screenshot from the video.

Nick Mira is confirmed to use the Roland Zenology plugin, as evidenced in a Twitch video where the plugin is visible at the 04:13:53 mark. This is corroborated by a screenshot taken from the video.

Nick Mira is confirmed to use the Celemony Melodyne Editor plugin. This is supported by a Twitch video where the plugin is clearly visible at the 04:19:29 mark, as corroborated by a screenshot from the video.

In a Twitch video, Nick Mira can be observed using the Image-Line FLEX plugin. The plugin is visible at the timestamp 06:34:57 in the video.