Thomas Gold

In Thomas' Instagram photo of "My singaporean workspace for the next days...!", the 32-key Keystation is in front of his laptop. The square interface buttons on the left are hard to see but still distinguish it from other models of M-Audio controllers.

Next to Thomas' laptop, you can see the Korg microKey 37 USB MIDI keyboard on the right. The "Korg" logo can be seen on the upper-left of the controller, and the number of keys would suggest that it goes higher than 25 (making the 37-key model a reasonable assumption). "hotel studio session in Floripa - inspiring view! :D #Brazil"

The API 2500 is the top-most module in Thomas' setup in his Instagram photo. "Setting up my 3 new little babies in the studio!! #morepunch #fatnesssss" (the one says compressor of course)

Can be seen on the left part of the screen at around 1:18 in the bottom most rack.

This module can be seen above his Avid HD I/O at around 1:18 in the left-most rack.

"When I did the toms, I used the Machinedrum, one of my favorite piece of gear at the moment, and the drums sound like this... and I just used here... you see the buttons? These are the three sounds, and I just tuned them in a certain way so they fit to the bass and they fit together like a melody... and the good thing is you can really go here and tune the single drums... and make them sound like a chord..." (1:41)

In this photo from Thomas' Instagram, there are two Distressors in the center of the shot. The screws are to the right of the white border, which is indicative of the original EL8 model as opposed to the EL8X.

Fourth of five plug-ins for his master buss. Can be seen being used around 20:17.

Working with Harrison, Thomas Gold rests his laptop upon the Solid State Logic Matrix Console.

At 4:30 Thomas Gold adds Elysia for a soft EQing