Nicky Romero

In this photo of Nicky Romero's studio from MusicRadar, the Rack version of the Korg Triton can be spotted on top of a few other modules. The "Triton Rack" logo can be seen on the upper right of the module's green screen.

"...but I do use the Virus TI. I love to make big room sounds and synths using it – parts of Camorra came out of that one!"

In the YouTube video "Protocol LIVE: Studio Session with Nicky Romero #01," Nicky Romero is seen using the Moog Little Phatty Stage II, showcasing his preference for this synthesizer when stepping away from software synths.

The Teenage Engineering OP-1 can be seen in a video of Nicky Romero talking about his Kickstart plugin.

A Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08 PE keyboard synthesizer sits on the middle support of a synthesizer rack in this photo of "New toysssssss!!!!!" uploaded by Nick Romero to his Facebook page on 11 March 2014.

In this Music Radar article titled "In pictures: Nicky Romero and his suburban studio", a Roland JV-2080 Synthesizer Module can be seen.

Nicky Romero can be seen playing his Yamaha P-115 88-Key digital piano in this Instagram, with caption, "Sunny studio day!"

Nicky Romero utilizes the Roland JP-8000 Synthesizer for inspiration and to create occasional vintage sounds, as highlighted in MusicRadar's feature on his suburban studio.

At 4:40 in this video of a Nicky Romero studio session, he talks about his Access Virus TI Desktop Synthesizer, which he has mounted in a rack:

"...I have the Access Virus here, and many of you asked me how I made the 'Camorra' sound or the 'Rockin' High' sound, and also the main part of 'Still The Same Man' which is out now on Toolroom. That synth is also coming from this little thing here. The cool thing is you can connect it as USB, so it's easy to use and you don't need all the stuff like to re-wire... everything runs really smooth."

A Moog Minimoog Voyager XL sits of the bottom support of a synthesizer rack in this photo of "New toysssssss!!!!!" uploaded by Nick Romero to his Facebook page on 11 March 2014.

In the YouTube video "Nicky Romero Studio Fix #1 - Gear, Plugins, New stuff!" at the 2:50 mark, Nicky Romero demonstrates creating a new song using the Access Virus TI Snow Synthesizer, highlighting its frequent use in his music production process.

In the video titled "Nicky Romero Studio Tour | Part 1: Production & Live Room" on Nicky Romero's official YouTube channel, a Moog Little Phatty Monophonic Analog Synthesizer is visibly present at 0:26 in the synth rack to the left of the screen, confirming its use in his studio setup.

In the video "Nicky Romero Studio Tour | Part 1: Production & Live Room" by Nicky Romero on YouTube, a Nord Lead 4 49-Key 20-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer is visible at 0:26 in the synth rack to the left of the screen in Nicky Romero's studio.

In the video titled "Nicky Romero Studio Tour | Part 1: Production & Live Room" on YouTube, a Fender Rhodes Signature piano is clearly visible in the vocal room at 4:23. Nicky Romero further discusses this instrument at 6:17.