Noisia

"PSP vintage warmer and the bluetubes DR and the antares Tube are cool too for od fx."

"in the main studio pc there's a emu (creative) 0404 soundcard"

"Little sound design setup in the garden <3"

On Instagram, Thys from Noisia showcases their use of iZotope Ozone 9 in a video post, highlighting its application in their music production process.

At 38:20 of "Noisia Radio S02E22" they say this is their favourite reverb plugin is the Valhalla Room.

Noisia's Thijs, Martijn, and Nik have used the Access Virus TI Desktop Synthesizer in their production setups, as noted in their interview with MusicRadar. Although it's currently in storage, they have previously explored its capabilities. Despite its less favorable interface compared to other options, they found inspiration from its features, which influenced their frequent use of Sylenth, a synthesizer modeled after the Virus.

"I've got a Roland SH-201 for some analogue synth sounds..."

At the 0:12 mark in this video, Thijs of Noisia uses the A-118 as part of a "metallic scraping ambient" tune.

In Thijs' photo of his Eurorack Modular setup, the Borg module can be seen towards the upper-left of the setup.

The signature teal and pink knobs of the Braids module can be seen in the upper left of Thijs' Eurorack modular synthesizer.

The blue and white Maths module can be seen on the lower-right of Thijs' modular synthesizer, as seen from the first photo of his Tumblr post.

This dark cartesian sequencer module can be seen on the bottom of Thijs' modular synthesizer, as seen in the first photo of his Tumblr post.

Thijs' modular synthesizer seems to have two of these, according to his Tumblr photo.

In Thijs' Tumblr post, the A-143-1 can be seen just to the right of the center of the first photo.

This module can be seen in the upper-left hand corner of Thijs' modular synth, featured in his Tumblr post.

This wave folder module can be spotted just right of the upper-center of Thijs' modular synthesizer, as seen in the photos on his Tumblr post.

The Modcan FMVDO module can be spotted just left of the brightest screen on Thijs' modular synthesizer, in his posted photos on Tumblr.

This is the module second from the right on the top of Thijs' modular synthesizer, as seen in his photos of it from Tumblr.

In this YouTube video of Noisia in the studio, the members are sitting on chairs with distinct seat patterns and arm rests— particularly, those of the Herman Miller Mirra model of chair. (The back pattern is different from that of the Aeron model.)

On the Loopmasters website, Noisia are shown as users of the Real Strings Vol. 2 - Cinematic Loops samplepack created by Pete Whitfield. They review the samplepack, giving it a 10/10 rating. They say, "Real strings - cinematic loop: an incredbly well recorded, and very useable collection of well-written melodies and harmonies. They sound like they were written by someone who's been arranging for strings for decades. Pop one of these in your tracks and it'll sound like you hired a pro arranger, a pro studio and a few pro players! More of this please!"

Original source found here.

In this video from Audeze, at 0:54 you can see the Novation 61SL MkII.

At the beginning of this Instagram video, by Noisia, a Planar can be seen in the bottom right.

In an Instagram video shared by Thysmusic, Noisia's modular setup features the Intellijel µVCA Dual log/lin VCA prominently at the top center, distinguished by its unique knob colors.

In a Facebook post, Noisia shared a photo of Thijs' fully installed studio, prominently featuring the Intellijel Cylonix Shapeshifter modular synthesizer. This post provides a glimpse into their creative setup, emphasizing the importance of this gear in their music production process.

KRK Rokit5 G2 Limited Edition (White) spotted 53 seconds into the video

In a photo posted on their official Facebook page, Noisia features the MFB Schlagzwerg drum machine prominently on their table, indicating its use in their setup.

In this Facebook photo, Noisia is using the Akai Professional APC20 Ableton Live Performance Controller during a performance.

In a photo posted on their official Facebook page, Noisia's Arturia BeatStep is visible on a table, suggesting its use in their music production setup.

Beatstep pro spotted on instagram

Clearly in the rack on instagram