Nicky Romero

Nicky Romero can be seen using these pair of Beyerdynamic's DT 770 PRO - 25 while recording the #100 episode of Protocol Radio. There is a clear shot of the headphones at 5:29.

In this Instagram video clip of Nicky Romero working in the studio, he plays a sound from the Native Instruments Rise & Hit Cinematic Tension Toolkit, which is an instrument for Kontakt.

USED FOR PITCHING FOR TOULOUSE TRACK.

Nicky Romero used this to make middle part base for TOULOUSE...

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

At 12:02 you can see "The Giant" in the library of Kontakt.

At 12:02 you can see "Signal" in the library of Kontakt.

In this video at 21:29 nicky using endless smile plugin.

In this video at 21:29 nicky using simplon plugin.

In this video at 27:48 nicky using pro-l limiter plugin.

Nicky Romero is included in the "In Use By" artist section of the official Cableguys HalfTime video.

In this screenshot from his Instagram story, Nicky Romero can be seen using the Novation Launchkey 49 MIDI Controller MK2 Version in his studio.

In this screenshot from an Instagram Story, Nicky Romero can be seen using a Foote Control Systems P3S Stereo Compressor in his studio. He captions the story:

Analog compressor life

In this screenshot from Nicky Romero's Instagram story, he shows his JBL Free Truly Wireless in-Ear Headphones. He says:

My new favs, in-ear wireless Headphones #TheFuture

In this Instagram posted by Arturia, Nicky Romero can be seen endorsing the Pigments synth. He is quoted as saying:

"I love how Pigments sounds so warm, and how easy it is to achieve the result you are looking for with your music. Great job on how the interface is done, all functions are easy to be found, even if you are new to this synthesizer. 5/5."

Instagram story from Nicky Romero showing his new PMC Loudspeakers MB2S Passive Range Studio Monitors. He captions the post:

New Monitor speakers

Screenshot of a Nicky Romero instagram story where he is sharing his new studio build. His Apogee Symphony I/O MK II interface can be seen in the rack.

Nicky says: "I would really recommend the iZotope trash plugin." at 11:49 in the Nicky Romero - Studio Masterclass #02 - Novell Pt. 2 Youtube video.

In this Instagram story, Nicky Romero can be seen using the hardware Bettermaker Mastering Limiter, along with the accompanying plug-in. He says:

WORKING WITH THIS NEW CRAZY ANALOG LIMITER

Nicky Romero can be seen using the Blue Cat FreqAnalyst Pro in a photo he tweeted.

"Always nice to jam around with samples, and see if they work together… that’s basically what I do on Maschine!"

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.

Nicky Romero can be seen using the awesome Apogee MiC to record voice-overs for his radio show.

A photo of Nicky Romero's studio shows he uses the Apple Thunderbolt Display.

Nicky Romero posted a photo of him playing the Roland TD-30K V-Pro Series Electronic Drums in his studio. He tweets "Back to my roots!", since he has a background as a drummer.

Nicky Romero utilizes the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera in his studio to film and broadcast livestreams, as mentioned on his Twitter.

In answer to the question, "What do you use on your master chain?" Nicky Romero replies, "Honestly, I never really use a lot, and it's different every time. For example on 'Toulouse' I used the UAD Precision Limiter. It's a package that comes with the UAD hardware (it's a card or device that you can buy for your computer)." (heard at 25:00 in the video).

At 30:21 in the video, Nicky Romero says, "...I do a small sidechain, I try to use the FilterShaper, it's like a new plugin that works... you can draw your own sidechain as you wanna do it."

Nicky Romero is uses the Precision Maximizer at 36:59 in this video.

Nicky Romero can be seen using the Neve 88RS plug-in while creating Toulouse at 37:02 in this video.