Paris Blohm

On Instagram Paris Blohm shows his custom built PC. He says, "THE BEAST IS COMPLETE". Looking closely, it appears he installed an AMD FX CPU, as well as a SeaSonic X Series power supply.

Paris Blohm can be seen using FL Studio 12 in many videos and pictures such as this one on his Instagram.

Him using FL can also be sen in this Facebook post. He also comments:

In b4 DAW wars: I don't care what DAW you use, if u can make something good pounding on pots n pans then use that. The final result is what matters. /end

In this photo of Paris in an airplane, he's wearing a pair of headphones with the distinct large, rounded cups and markings of DT 770 headphones.

In this video, one can also see two reFX Nexus automation lines near the bottom of Paris' screen. The automation line can be seen at 0:00-0:06

In this photo from Instagram we can see on his computer LFO Tool.

In this pic he say: "Got a new toy" and we can see LSR-4312SP Subwoofer.

Paris Blohm shares a photo on Instagram of his customized pair of black V-Moda M100 headphones, along with their hardshell case: "Got hooked up with some new head phones ; ) Thanks V Moda!"

Paris Blohm shares a photo of his hotel studio setup, which consists of his MacBook Pro running FL Studio, black V-Moda headphones, and the M-Audio Axiom AIR Mini 32 MIDI Controller keyboard.

In this photo from his performance at the Wild Knight club in Arizona, Paris can be seen wearing black Beats by Dre Mixr headphones.

In this photo of Paris "Getting ready for that 'Colors' tour", the monitors that flank his screens have a small JBL logo on the bottom left and the faint outline of meters and knobs indicative of JBL LSR-4328s.

Paris can be seen using a pair of Yamaha NS-10Ms in this photo. Surprisingly, the cones do not have the usual "black teardrops" common to other NS-10Ms, but the rest of their designs are consistent with that model.

In this photo from Facebook, Paris is seen lounging with his MacBook, running FL Studio. This laptop is lacking the "MacBook Pro" letters beneath the screen, which is a signature trait of the new Retina models. Additionally, the edges alongside the keyboard are too wide to be the 13" model, so it must be at least the 15" model.

In this Facebook photo of Paris' studio (and, apparently, gaming setup), the letters "Oxygen" can be seen on the MIDI controller below his screens, to the right of the red LCD screen. A brief key count and analysis of the interface distinguishes the controller as the 61-key model.

These can be spotted lying on Paris' console board towards the bottom left of this Facebook photo.

Paris Blohm recently acquired a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, as evidenced by a post on Akamaihd.

If you look closely in the photo, you can see an automation line named spire_x86, colored orange-red. By the end of the quick video, it is out of view off of the bottom of the screen.

In an Instagram post, Paris Blohm showcases Native Instruments REAKTOR 5 within a step sequencer, likely in FL Studio, highlighting its role in crafting complex basslines.

In this photo we can see RME Babyface on the desk. Paris also replied to one comment and confirmed it's the RME Babyface.

In this photo we can see Gross Beat on his computer.

In this photo we can see SSL E-Channel from Waves.

In a FlstudioFriday tutorial on Instagram, Paris Blohm discusses mastering techniques and mentions using the Waves Renaissance Equalizer to cut off frequencies at 32 Hz and 19 kHz, enhancing headroom by eliminating inaudible frequencies.

In a photo shared by Vicetone on Facebook, Paris Blohm is seen using the Sennheiser HD 650 headphones. The distinguishing feature of these headphones, compared to the HD 600 model, is the larger cable attached to the ear cup.

Paris is seen using Windows 7, running FL Studio 12.