Travis Scott

As Travis states in this May 24, 2023 PIN-UP article, the 2000XL is his favorite MPC and it was heavily used for Utopia.

I made most of my new album on an MPC. I got new ones; I got some old ones. My favorite is the 2000XL. It produces a very distinctive sound that makes it feel alive.

It had previously appeared in an IGTV livestream circa March 20, 2020, showcasing Scott's composing process and how he uses the sampler.

In the back of the FRANCHISE (CACTUS SLATT) behind the scenes video, you can clearly see a Tube-Tech CL 1B Opto Compressor.

In the back of the FRANCHISE (CACTUS SLATT) behind the scenes video, you can clearly see a Universal Audio Apollo X8 Thunderbolt 3. An Apollo X8 also appears in the back of the making of No Bystanders video.

Scott is seen creating on a Macbook Pro in a picture taken by NAV shared on Snapchat.

Travis frequently is seen using the Macbook Pro while DJing or previewing snippets of new songs.

Travis Scott has been pictured producing on a Macbook Pro, creating instrumentals, recording, and using the Macbook Pro during DJ sets such as his performance at REVOLVE Desert House. April 17, 2016.

In an earlier older photo, there's a Macbook Pro in the background of a photo of Travis in a studio.

Travis utilizes the Macbook often at parties, events, clubs, and DJ sets, as you can see in this photo of Travis & Young Thug behind a Macbook Pro.

Working with nav in the lab!

The computer monitor Scott uses in the FRANCHISE (CACTUS SLATT) behind the scenes video, is an LG Ultrawide CB99.

Travis Scott shared a user-uploaded photo featuring an Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.

The keyboard is right there with an op1 on top surprised the guy who added the op1 didn't add this.

In this Instagram post, Travis can be seen with Rick Rubin using an Apollo Twin X on the bottom right of his screen. the item can be seen at 0:05 in this video.

In this Instagram Photo, a Lacie hard drive can be seen next to Travis

In an Instagram photo, Travis Scott is seen using a 16-inch Apple MacBook Pro. This model might be one of the newer versions featuring the Apple Silicon chip.

Travis Scott utilizes a Warm Audio WA-1B in his modular backstage studio, which was constructed by Rick Owens and Michèle Lamy for use while on his "Utopia—Circus Maximus" tour.

In the session for No Bystanders, an active RME Babyface Pro FS can be seen on the desk next to Travis while he’s mixing down the track, indicating it was used during the session.

In the video "10 Things Travis Scott Can't Live Without" by GQ, at 1:45 he shows his tape player:

I always listen to my music in different formats. This is one of my main playbacks, tape player. I got it in Japan, I love tape players. I love tapes. I don't know, might just be a personal thing but it just gets me through the day. It's just raw. CDs are amazing, I still buy CDs.