Speaker Knockerz

Through-out the song, "Dance" you can hear the AR Attack 3 preset being used by Gladiator.

At 0:26 you can see a pair of Yamaha HS8's in the studio Speaker Knockerz used to record "Count Up".

In this video you can see Speaker Knockerz making a beat on Image Line's FL Studio software.

At 8:23 you can see an instance of ReFX Nexus 2 open in FL Studio.

At 0:43 you can see Speaker Knockerz in the booth, recording his vocals for "Count Up" wearing a pair of Sony MDR-7506

At 0:26 you can see "Count Up" being records on Pro Tools.

Speaker Knockerz confirms the use of the Steinberg Hypersonic VST for his beats on his official Twitter. 

In a Twitter post, Speaker Knockerz confirms that he uses the virtual instrument Luxonix Purity as part of his music production setup.

In a Twitter post, Speaker Knockerz confirms using Sony Acid Pro 7 by replying to a question about his recording software, stating, "fl studio & sony acid pro."

In a Twitter post, Speaker Knockerz mentions that he uses Native Instruments Massive Synth as one of his VSTs, as evidenced by a screenshot.

In a screenshot from Speaker Knockerz's Twitter, he explicitly lists Synth1 by Ichiro Toda as a VST he owns and utilizes for music production.

In 0:21 in the Music Video "Erica Kane," Speaker Knockerz is seen wearing the First Gen of The Beats By Dre Studio when boarding a plane.

In the music video for "Erica Kane" by Speaker Knockerz, at the 1:14 mark, he can be seen recording his vocals using a Neumann U87 microphone. This visual confirmation is provided by the official video uploaded by SpeakerKnockerzVEVO on YouTube, under Talibandz Entertainment.

At 1:14 in the music video "Erica Kane" by Speaker Knockerz, he is seen wearing the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones in the studio. This can be confirmed by viewing the video uploaded by SpeakerKnockerzVEVO on YouTube, which is © 2014 Talibandz Entertainment.