Tom Staar

In this video you can see Tom Staar using the Mackie Big Knob at 0:28s.

At 18:48 in this video, Kontakt 2 can be seen running in Tom Staar's Cubase.

In this video you can see Tom Staar using PSP VintageWarmer at 14:09s.

In this video you can see Tom Staar using QuikQuak Fusion Field at 11:14s.

In this “In The Studio” video, Tom Staar explains that lots of his main lead sounds are made from very simple sounds, which he then processes heavily with effects plugins to make them bigger and wider. Starting at 0:51, he shows the original saw-like sound came from the Arturia Mini V Software Synthesizer, which he uses “for quite a lot of things”.

ou see tom staar usinh it in the video at 1:26

at 17:40 you see Ni Massive in the background

In this video you can see Tom Staar using iZotope Ozone 4 at 1:57s.

In this video you can see Tom Staar using Ohm Force Ohmicide at 9:48s.

In this video you can see Tom Staar using Sonnox Oxford EQ at 11:14s.

In this video you can see Tom Staar using SoundToys EchoBoy Echo Plugin at 22:17s.

In this video you can see Tom Staar using FabFilter Saturn Plugin at 22:34s.

At 19:56 in this video, Sylenth1 can be seen listed in the VST Instrument Rack of Tom Staar's Cubase.

At 19:56 in this video, Trilogy can be seen listed in the VST Instrument Rack of Tom Staar's Cubase.

In this video Tom Staar tests his song on his Mackie HR824

In this Instagram video clip previewing a collaboration between himself and Kryder, the name of the DAW Tom Staar uses, Cubase 4, can be seen in the upper left corner of his screen.

You see the Virus @ 5 sec. on the right.

In this Instagram picture you can clearly spot the Pioneer DJM-900 nexus mixer in action. Check it out!

In this Instagram pic you can also spot the Pioneer CDJ-2000 nexus in action, Check it out!