Virtual Riot

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

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

Virtual Riot mentions about SPL Crimson at his Twitter

I have seen many videos on instagram live of him using this laptop, the laptop in the middle of the reference video that everyone is working on is actually virtual riots personal laptop.

He has used this desk before in his studio but we have just recently got a good enough look at his desk in his new splice pack promo to actually see which one it is. It is one of the cheapest desks on sweetwater and you can buy it here: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/WS7500RB--on-stage-stands-ws7500-wooden-workstation-rosewood

This interface is under the NI Audio 6 interface in this video https://youtu.be/IhTm7HUzXP4?t=31. I had to watch it in 4k at .25 speed to figure it out. you can buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/Steinberg-Audio-Interface-4-Pieces-Cable/dp/B07F47LYBJ/ref=cm_wl_huc_item

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.

At 4:47, Virtual Riot opens Xfer Records Serum in this livestream.

At 12:10, Virtual Riot pulls up Illformed's Glitch 2.

At 1:49, Virtual Riot opens JP6K.

At 1:56 to 2:03 you can see Virtual Riot using DMG Audio's Compassion for Sidechaining.