Virtual Riot

If you wonder what I produce on when I'm not at home on my PC tower, its a MSI shadow gs30

At 0:03 to 0:46 in this "Studio Time with Virtual Riot #3 - Sound Design Tutorials" video, on the bottom-left side Virtual Riot clearly use Komplete Audio 6 Audio Interface from Native Instruments.

In this Facebook photo, you can see the M-Audio Axiom 25-Key to the right of Virtual Riot's desk.

In the video, Virtual Riot is playing a solo on an Axiom Air 61 keyboard in his studio.

At 1:34, Virtual Riot is holding the Sony PCM-M10.

"Playing with the X/Y Pad on the M-Audio Code 25. Had to do quite some tweaking to get this working."

Virtual Riot is seen performing with a Launchpad Pro.

Virtual Riot is demostrating the transposition feature of the item

Virtual Riot mentions about SPL Crimson at his Twitter

Virtual Riot Live Stream 16 September 2014 (Part 1/9)

Virtual Riot use this plugin in this video :D

Virtual Riot using this compressor in this video

Virtual Riot use Erosion for his growl

In this video Virtual Riot shows a growl in ableton

At 41:18 he mentions tb peach

Uses for auto-tune voice

In this video of Virtual Riot in his studio, you can see him using Massive at 0:18 and again in the Sound Design section at 2:20.

In Virtual Riot's video, we can see the Nexus 2 synthesiser throughout the Sound Design section beginning at 2:20.

At 0:18 in Virtual Riot's video we can see him using Ozone 5.

At 0:18 of this video, we can see Virtual Riot has processed a sound using the Pro-Q Equaliser.

At 3:10 of Virtual Riot's video we can see him using Tone2 Gladiator 2 to layer chord and lead sounds.

At 6:12 of the video we can see Virtual Riot using Sytrus to make a growling bass synth.

In the Drums and Sidechaining section of Virtual Riot's video beginning at 0:50, he tells is using "Battery 4 as my drum sampler."

At 21:00 in Virtual Riot's livestream he opens Harmor to make a "weird sound." The software synthesiser continues to be seen frequently after this point.

At 25:18 we can see the Xfer OTT plugins, used by Virtual Riot in this tutorial.

At 6:15 you can clearly see FM8 on Virtual Riot's screen during this video tutorial.

At 8:13 you can clearly see Camel Crusher on Virtual Riot's screen during this video tutorial.