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In this video, you can see a Retro Doublewide Tube Compressor, second from the left.

Producer pdogg is seen with the Thermionic Culture The Phoenix Mastering Plus in his studio rack, as shown in his Instagram post.

You can see this unit at the bottom of his rack.

You can see him using this controller in the photo.

"Cubase10 update!!"

In this video, you can see the API 10-slot chassis in the background.

You can see the Akai MPC 2000XL off to the right side of his studio.

Pdogg adds the Elysia Xfilter 500 to his rack.

You can see the Bass station right underneath his 500 series modules.

Pdogg has this midi controller at home.

You can see his Maschine Studio on the black cabinet to the left of his desk.

He is using these headphones in the photo.

Pdogg shows a Keyscape box in this post.

Pdogg thanks Docskim for this keyboard.

Pdogg shows his new Roland Jupiter.

Pdogg is shown using this on his Nintendo Switch.

You can see this unit at the top of his rack.

This synth is visible sitting on the far right of the couch.

Producer pdogg uses the KORG Collection TRITON synth plugin, as he mentioned in an Instagram post expressing excitement about purchasing the VST version and reminiscing about its classic sounds.

Producer pdogg mentions on Instagram that he recently purchased the Reason Studios Rack plugin after discovering its VST format on YouTube, adding 70 instruments to his collection.

In this video, you can see him listening to "I NEED U" through this bluetooth speaker.

In this video, you can see the SSL Stereo Bus Compressor to the far left in his rack.

In an Instagram post by pdogg428, an RME Fireface UFX can be seen positioned below an API 500V, indicating its use in pdogg's studio setup.

You can see his Barefoot MicroMain27's on his desk.

Pdogg shows his new Blue Bottle microphone.

Pdogg shows his new Telefunken mics.

The microkorg is clearly visible in the third photo.

Pdogg shows his new Minilogue.

Pdogg mentions his new VSS-30.

At the very beginning of the clip, you can see the top right corner of the Minimoog Voyager. You can tell by the layout of the knobs and the screen in the center of the synth.