Purple Disco Machine

to the left in this picture you can see the minitaur

In this Instagram photo Tino Piontek (Purple Disco Machine) is using a Roland Aira System-1 in his studio

in this picture you can clearly see the Waves Maserati GRP running

in this picture you can see PDM tweaking the Korg MS-20 Mini's cutoff of the Highpass filter

In this Facebook photo, one can see a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro headphones on Purple Disco Machine's desk.

In this photo, posted to Purple Disco Machine's Facebook, an MCU Pro Universal Control Surface can be seen.

In this interview, Purple Disco Machine says, “Well, mostly I work in my own studio with Cubase 7.5 as DAW and MCU Pro as a controller. For me it’s important to be able to execute all my ideas as fast as possible so I like to be as efficient as I can be. I also like to work with the Arturia Bundle or the, from time to time I use one of my analog studio tools or synths like the Juno 106 or Moog Minitaur.”

"Our main production tool is Steinberg’s Cubase for the arrangement. We also use a lot virtual synths as well as some original hardware stuff like a Juno 106, Roland 303 and different drum machines from the 90´s. In the future we want to use more hardware and record found sounds." - Purple Disco Machine.

On Purple Disco Machine's Facebook, this post, with caption "Morning beats," shows his Yamaha RM1X.

in the bottom of this picture you can see the Prophet 08

In a photo posted on Facebook, Purple Disco Machine is seen using the Rob Papen SubBoomBass Software Synthesizer, visible at the bottom right of the image.

In this photo you can see Sennheiser HD 25-1 II Headphones

Purple Disco Machine using Alesis monitors at his studio. Picture from Facebook .

in this picture you can see the MicroKorg clearly

the synthesizer underneath the MicroKorg is an X3 like PDM stated after being asked if it was an M1

In the official music video for "Hypnotized" by Purple Disco Machine and Sophie and the Giants, Tino Schmidt (Purple Disco Machine) is seen playing a blocky white keytar, which is identified as the Yamaha SHS-300 Sonogenic Keytar White. The video, released in 2020, showcases this instrument, which fits the 80's aesthetic despite being a 2019 model. This is supported by the video available on YouTube, provided by pdmVEVO.