Noisestorm

In this photo from Noisestorm's Instagram, the controller towards the bottom of the shot has 49 keys, a gray interface, and blue-lit square buttons— signatures of the Keystation 49.

In this photo from Noiestorm's Instagram, an Apogee Quartet audio interface can be seen at the right side of the picture behind his Keystation 49es.

In this Youtube video we can see a tutorial uploaded to his official account showing a growl patch in this synth

In this photo on Noisestorm's Twitter, a Komplete 8 box can be seen.

in the AmA, reddit user 'WUTWUTZ' asked him what his favorite vst was to use was. Noisestorm replied saying that u-he Diva was his favorite vst.

Full AMA can be found here.

Making some drums with my new favourite plugin! Super powerful tool @AAS_News

"And thanks to Eoin (Noisestorm) I just started using oxford transmod for transient modification."

— Rezonate, fellow Monstercat artist

In this photo posted on Noisestorm's Instagram, a pair of A7X monitors flank both sides of Noisestorm's studio setup.

In this photo posted by Noisestorm on Instagram, it is readily apparent that he uses Ableton to produce his tracks. Based on the fact that the photo was released in 2013, and that the "Upload to SoundCloud" option was placed in a different spot in the Export menu in Live 8 than appears here, it's likely Noisestorm is using Live 9.

In this Monstercat blog, he said that he use Ableton Live like everyone else.

In this photo on Noisestorm's Twitter, a Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 can be seen.

Noisestorm uses an Apple 21.5" iMac to produce music in the studio. It's the 21.5" version as opposed to 27" version since the width checks out compares to the ADAM A7X monitors.