Rachika Nayar

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Peterson StroboStomp HD.

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Chase Bliss Audio Mood. Based on the date of the post and the color of the pedal, this is the MKI version of the Chase Bliss Mood. In a comment on the post, Rachika Nayar said:

i mostly use my Mood to stretch a short sample into a pad

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Keeley Compressor Plus. In this post, she has the "Sustain" knob turned fully clockwise to 100%.

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork.

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Walrus Audio MAKO Series D1. Based on the indicator labels of the knobs, particularly the "Prog" knob, this can be identified as the "v1" version of this pedal.

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the TC Electronic Ditto X4 Looper.

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Meris Mercury7 Reverb Pedal.

In this Instagram post from November 22, 2020, Rachika Nayar can be seen using the Montreal Assembly Count to Five pedal. In a comment on this post, Rachika said:

i mostly use my [Chase Bliss Audio] Mood to stretch a short sample into a pad, and my CT5 to create chaotic textures! also i use a router pedal to switch the signal chain around so that i can send a guitar loop into those two pedals, and then re-record the output back into the looper.