Scooter

The Universal Audio Apollo can be seen in the Scooter's studio

Scooter uses a Mackie Big Knob

Scooter uses the SSL Nucleus

Scooter uses Yamaha O2R

Scooter uses Novation Nocturn Controller

Scooter uses Novation Launchpad Controller

Scooter uses the Akai MPD18 pad controller

Scooter uses Roland SP 555

In this studio image you can see that Scooter uses a Universal Audio 6176 Channel Strip.

You can see the eventide DSP4000 in the rack in the Scooter's studio.

Scooter uses Native Instruments Kontakt

Scooter uses the Sylenth1

NEXUS has proven itself to be very valuable in our setup! Especially during the pre-production process. You simply have all the important basic and standard sounds from the whole electronic dance music scene, so you can start to work in no time... With some tweaks, many sounds find their way into our tracks!

In this video at 1:24 minutes see Sonalksis SV-517 Software Equalizer Plugin

In this video at 1:24 minutes see Sonalksis SV-315 Stereo Compressor Plugin

ADAM Audio S3X-H monitors can be seen in the Scooter's studio

Scooter uses Yamaha NS 10M speakers

Scooter uses KRK Rokit

Scooter uses Ableton Live 8

This type of microphone can be seen in many Scooter Live Stage videos available on YouTube - for example in "Scooter - Nessaja (Official Video)"

Scooter uses the Virus TI synthsizeur

Scooter uses the Access Virus B

On the left of this Facebook photo, you can see Scooter uses a Roland Juno G.

Scooter uses Roland TB 303

Scooter uses the Access Virus TI2 keyboard

Scooter uses the Roland MPG 80

Scooter uses the Roland Fantom X8