Odesza

Odesza post an Instagram photo of their Sequential Prophet-6 synth strapped to their car secured by a seatbelt. This likely implies they just purchased it and are bringing it to the studio.

In this Instagram posted Sept 12 2017, Odesza post a video of them using the Native Instruments Maschine MK3. They say:

New Maschine is beautiful @nativeinstruments

Judging by the date of the post and the fact that they say it's "new," it can be assumed it's the MK3 version of Maschine.

In an interview, when asked what some of their favorite VST / FX Racks are, Odesza reply, "A lot of the synth plugins, like “silence” we use..." (original interview here). This appears to be a misquote, since there is no plugin named silence, but Sylenth1 is a very popular VST synth.

In a youtube video explaining their equipment, they say "The Kontakt Library is a must have for us" @ 4:57

”We mix together three things; Maschine, Logic and Abelton and we use each one interchangeably. A lot of the initial stages of production will be done in Maschine, Logic for the overall mixing, matching and layout of the song and then our live performances are all done in Abelton.”

In a Sept 2014 interview on Beatport, when asked, "...could you tell us a bit about your current studio setup?" Odesza responds, "...As far as software, we use lots of Native instruments plug-ins, SoundToys, Logic, Ableton, Maschine, and Ozone 5." Original source here.

In this Instagram photo of Odesza in the studio, captioned "Back at it," their Korg Minilogue synthesizer can be seen above their Moog SUB 37 synth (photo posted July 2016).

At 1:04 you can catch a glimps in their mastering room of them using the Yamaha NS-10M's to put the final touches on their track, "Meridian".

Odesza can be seen using an Akai APC40 at 0:30 in this video.

In an Instagram post by Odesza, the M-Audio Keystation Mini 32 Ultra-Portable USB MIDI Keyboard Controller is visible while they are working on music at Hayden James' apartment.

In this Instagram of Odesza's hotel studio setup, a pair of Sennheiser HD 280 Headphones can be seen on the desk. They caption the photo, "Workin on a new remix in the hotel"

This photo, captioned "New EP is comin together," shows Odesza's Apogee Duet audio interface amongst their other studio gear.

In an interview, when asked what some of their favorite VST / FX Racks are, Odesza reply, "Right now, my go to is Soundtoys. They have the best delay I’ve ever used..." (original interview here). The EchoBoy is SountToys' most renown delay plugin, so it can be assumed this is the one referenced by Odesza despite them not naming it exactly.

"Synth/Piano Plugin - Una Corda is beautiful" - ODESZA

Odesza talks about their track “On Across the Room” and how they used Devil-loc on the vocal chops

In this Instagram picture we can see that the program they're running in their live show in both their laptops is Ableton Live 9

In an Instagram video, Odesza is seen using the Native Instruments Maschine Studio to play all their drums.

Next to his iMac, in what looks to be an Odesza music studio, their KRK Rokit 6 studio monitor can be seen (it appears to be the second generation of the monitors).

In this Instagram video, Odesza are playing on their Akai MPK49 USB MIDI Keyboard. The photo caption is, "Jammin in the studio"

In this instagram video, we can see odesza using yamaha hs8 monitors on the desk.

We can see in this Instagram photo that Odesza uses macbook in their studio.

In this Instagram photo we can see iMac 27" on odesza's studio desk.

In an interview, when asked what some of their favorite VST / FX Racks are, Odesza reply, "Right now, my go to is Soundtoys. They have the best delay I’ve ever used, some really nice compressors and the saturation they have, this thing called Decapitator, is absolutely fantastic." (original interview here).

In an interview, Odesza is asked what some of their favorite VST / FX Racks are. They reply, "...we have all the Native Instruments stuff. I’ve been using the Monark plugin..." (original interview here).

In this picture of Odesza performing at Squamish Valley Festival an APC40 MKII can be seen on the right side.

In this picture of Odesza playing Squamish festival, there is a SPD-DX on both sides of their setup.

In this picture of Odesza playing Hard Summer there's a Launch control on the left side of their setup.

you can see massive on his computer

In this Instagram posted by Odesza captioned, "Workin on the new album" (March 2016), their Native Instruments Maschine Mikro can be seen to the left, next to their MacBook.

In this Instagram photo of Odesza in the studio, captioned "Back at it," their Moog Sub 37 synth can be seen (photo posted July 2016).