Virtual Riot

at 17:47 you can see it in the side bar

Caption: "The workstation is looking cozy, I just need something for the walls." In this Instagram photo, to the right of the keyboard, there is a mouse with a distinctive rainbow-striped lighting scheme, indicating that it is most likely a Razer Mamba.

At 1:09:01, Virtual Riot uses Little AlterBoy to create a low-layer for his vocals.

At 5:55 in this video

Virtual Riot is seen using the On-Stage Stands WS7500 Wooden Workstation in his studio, as shown in his recent Splice pack promotion on Twitter.

VR uses the manipulator at 6:00 of his livestream

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

at 25:39 you can see his list of fabfilter plugins

VR explains kick 2 in this video

In the YouTube video "Virtual Riot - Instagram ID's (Vol. 6)" by Xamuelk, Virtual Riot is seen using the Mutable Instruments Elements modular synthesizer at the very beginning, visible on the top row.

In the YouTube video "Virtual Riot - Instagram ID's (Vol. 6)" by Xamuelk, Virtual Riot can be seen using the Mutable Instruments Clouds module, located on the bottom row at the very beginning.

In the YouTube video "Virtual Riot - Instagram ID's (Vol. 6)" by Xamuelk, Virtual Riot is seen using the Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms SV-1 at the very beginning, positioned on the top left.

In the Disciple YouTube video "Virtual Riot Save Yourself EP Breakdown," Virtual Riot's Make Noise Erbe-Verb can be seen on the bottom row at the very beginning.

In the YouTube video "Virtual Riot Save Yourself EP Breakdown [3 TRACKS]" by Disciple, Virtual Riot can be seen using the Intellijel µMIDI at the very beginning, positioned at the bottom right of the setup.

In the YouTube video "Virtual Riot Save Yourself EP Breakdown [3 TRACKS]" by Disciple, Virtual Riot can be seen using the Intellijel Audio Interface II at the beginning of the video, located at the bottom right of the setup.

In the YouTube video "Virtual Riot Save Yourself EP Breakdown [3 TRACKS]" by Disciple, Virtual Riot is seen using the Mannequins Three Sisters modular synthesizer at the very beginning, positioned second from the bottom left.

Developed in collaboration with Splice.

Virtual Riot has collaborated with Prime Loops to release the "Total Samples Virtual Riot: Serum Presets Vol. 2," as featured in the Prime Loops SoundCloud track titled "Virtual Riot: Serum Presets 2 ► NEW ARTIST PACK - OUT NOW!"

Virtual Riot collaborated with Splice to develop the "Splice Sounds Virtual Riot: Heavy Bass Design" sample pack, as featured on Splice's platform.

Virtual Riot collaborated with Modestep to create the "Splice Sounds Disciple Samples Virtual Riot x Modestep: Spicy Riddim Drums Vol. 1," available on Splice.

Developed in collaboration with Splice.

Virtual Riot contributed to the Disciple Xmas Sample Pack 2017, as mentioned on their official Facebook page.

Virtual Riot collaborated with Splice to develop the Disciple Samples Virtual Riot Massive Presets, as featured on Splice's platform.

Look at the interface on the first second. It's definitely x8p