The Bloody Beetroots

In this Instagram video Bob Rifo is using Sreinberg Cubase 7.5 DAW

In this Instagram photo posted Nov 2014, the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 Synthesizer can be seen used by Bob Rifo of The Bloody Beetroots in his new studio (also known as "Coffin Studio"). It looks like it is used as the primary midi keyboard controller, due to its front-and-center positioning. He captions the photo and mentions several of the brands of his music gear in his hashtags, including #prophet12:

"Oh Come on! Let's get some work done now! #coffin #studio #thebloodybeetroots #hq #ssl #uad #maselec #rupertnevedesigns #empiricallabs #culturevulture #avalon #krk #eve #kemper #mackie #prophet12 #bassbot #waldorf #access #virus"

Solid State Logic Nucleus can be seen in this instagram photo of The Bloody Beetroots's studio.

In this image post from The Bloody Beetroots' official Tumblr, you can see a Banshee 2 Talk Box toward the top right. Bob Rifo used Rocktron Banshee 2 Talk Box for some records of the second album and for The Bloody Beetroots Live.

Kontakt can be seen in the second row down, second picture from the right in this post to The Bloody Beetroots' official Tumblr.

The back of an Aviom A-16II can be seen to the right of this live performance still shared to The Bloody Beetroots' official Tumblr.

In this live photo from a Beetroots set, posted to their official Tumblr page, you can see a Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexus. You can tell that it is the Nexus by the buttons on the right side of the deck (left side of the picture) just above the fader, as well as the length of the branding text along the bottom (upside-down in this photo).

The item can be seen 1:39 into this Youtube video. These headphones are used by Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo by The Bloody Beetroots in his DJ sets.

The Bloody Beetroots have utilized Ableton Live in a project on Splice, suggesting a shift from their previous use of Cubase.

If you download project file from Splice, channel 75 named as Serum

Bob Rifo using Rmx1000 for the 2018 tour