Noisia

You can spot it in the background in the top of the rack

Noisia is seen testing the Thermionic Culture The Phoenix effects processor in an Instagram post, expressing excitement about the gear.

"but we do use software limiting on our tunes (waves L2, kjaerhus classic limiter, waves L3 multimaximiser for multiband limiting )"

"amplitube, big tick nasty shaper, predatohm, campelphat, of course always, it all depends on what you use it on..."

"amplitube, big tick nasty shaper, predatohm, campelphat, of course always, it all depends on what you use it on..."

In this studio interview with Future Music, Samsung SyncMaster 204b computer monitors can be seen at 15:31 in the video.

"Also, stuff like Guitar Rig, which is not so prominent in our music but is a really cool tool."

"Komplete 9 gives me plenty to play with, and FM8 has become something of a Noisia regular."

"I've got a Roland SH-201 for some analogue synth sounds and a Korg SV-1 for some nice strings."

"There are some other great plugins out there, as well. The basic Cubase compressors are always handy; the VC2A and the 160 from Native Instruments; Ozone's Multiband hasn't got huge amounts of character, but it's a very accurate and precise tool."

"There are some other great plugins out there, as well. The basic Cubase compressors are always handy; the VC2A and the 160 from Native Instruments; Ozone's Multiband hasn't got huge amounts of character, but it's a very accurate and precise tool."

In this photo from Thijs' Tumblr, an Arturia MicroBrute rests on top of his large modular synthesizer in his studio.

"We use Adam S3A and P22a monitor speakers and at the time of writing we're switching from a MOTU ultralight to a RME Multiface soundcard."

When Noisia perform live, Thijs uses the Launchpad S to control Ableton Live on a MacBook Air. The Launchpad's ruggedness is key to life on tour, as he explains, “durability is the most important thing: Launchpads have no parts sticking out, no pots or knobs that can be broken when you slide your laptop in your bag, nothing. We have been traveling with them in our too-full backpacks for years and they've never broken. And the response on them is immediate, and they're very well thought out."

At 23:55, Martijn of Noisia states that they use Sylenth1 for bass sounds.

At 17:21, Martijn of Noisia states that the bass sound was made in Razor. Because Razor runs in Reaktor, it follows suit that Noisia has Reaktor

At 23:59, Nik and Martijn of Noisia state that they use Synth1 for certain bass sounds.

In this interview video with Noisia, at 3:13 you can see the Maschine Studio Hardware on the lower right of the screen.

In this video from Audeze, at 5:06 you can see a blurry, yet obvious MS-20.

In this video from Audeze, at 0:52 you can see the Roland Integra 7.

In this video from Audeze, at 0:35 you can quickly see the TR-8 in the lower right.

On the Rob Papen Raw page, Noisia talks about the Rob Papen RAW, stating, "Imagine a synth inside of a distortion effect. Then add some possibilities you hadn't thought of. That's kind of what RAW is like."

On the left side of the pic is the green interface Timeless VST plugin.

They have a little setup including cdj 2000 in this video

Noisia is seen using the Akai Professional APC40 during a rehearsal with I Am Legion, as shown in their Facebook photo.

Prepairing visuals with Resolume here

In an Instagram post, Noisia is seen using the Thermionic Culture Fat Bustard MKII, expressing excitement about testing the gear.

Adam p22 monitors spotted in this instagram post from nik

"...in the other studios we have mackie hr 824 and event tr-8 speakers."

"waves bundle fx are very good, we use the C4, the Rcomp, the REQ and the L2 a lot"