Orjan Nilsen

At 2:38 you can see Cubase on his screen.

It can also be seen in this Facebook video he posted.

This Synthesizer can be clearly seen at 4:36 inside Orjan Nilsen's iMac screen.

Meanwhile, he explains a little bit of his workflow.

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" I've added quite a few things, here we got a Sylenth, very clean. I've already made a sound on Spire, you may recognize it for some of my own, my other tracks [...]"

At 22:17 in this "Studio Session with Orjan Nilsen" video, Orjan says "This is probably my favourite VST when it comes to synths, It is called Sylenth. It's sort of like the software version of this more or less" (referring to the Access Virus TI 2 module) "in my opinion at least. It is really powerful. You can have really massive sound and warm sounds as well as dirty gritty sounds. I do not like to use presets that much, so I try to make my own stuff."

In Orjan's youtube studio session, at 10:10 he says "I'm loving Spectrasonics Trillian. Perfect tool for bass. I recommend everybody to buy this one."

At 15:33 in this "Studio Session with Orjan Nilsen" video.

At 26:18 in this "Studio Session with Orjan Nilsen" video.

Here Orjan Nilsen mentions using Sidekick for sidechaining the percussions in FL studio.

Here in this video Orjan Nilsen Mentions Vengeance Samples - " People say vengeance is overused, but there's reason to it, its good.

This Synthesizer can be clearly seen at 0:33, in this YouTube video, uploaded by the artist himself.

Quote:

"I use something called Metrum, it's somebody from the Vengeance producer suit guys who made this and they're geniouses [...]"

This item can be clearly seen inside Orjan Nilsen's screen at 1:31, in this YouTube video, uploaded by the artist himself.

Meanwhile, he was explaining one of his techniques of achieving a great sub-bass.

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"[...] To be honest, there's nothing better than using a regular sub-bass, and Massive, Sylenth, everybody has this [...]"

This Plugin can be clearly seen at 2:07, in this YouTube video, uploaded by the artist himself.

He explains in this video why he uses Steinberg QuadraFuzz 2.

Quote:

" I use something called QuadraFuzz to give it a little bit of, let's put it like, like tone, like color. Because when I do this, more dark, and then, this gives it a little bit more of sound [...] "