"Some people ask me what I produce with when I'm on the road, so these Shure in ear headphones"

Luke talks about how he has switched to the Denon players all through this video and they can clearly been seen throughout

"An all-in-one system here, this is not just a controller, it can be a controller but it's actually 4 SC5000's, 1 X1800 Mixer in there as well

"@johnny_reyno http://www.earproof.com I use the moulds and put the Bach Biem monitors in there. Moulds should be 110 euro, Bach 69 euro"

In a tweet Luke states that he switched to the Beats Tour 2

"I'm currently producing my new single on an M-Audio Keystation Mini 32"

While Laidback Luke doesn't talk much about using studio monitors (he prefers to produce using headphones), he mentions the Genelec 8030s are his favorites.

"Believe it or not I produce and master everything on Beats Studio by Dre."

Laidback Luke uses the T-RackS classic limiter in his mastering chain.

The item can be seen 4:45 into this video while he is picking Sylenth from the plugin list in Ableton, behind sylenth

"For EQ I use the Fruity..."

"[Cameraman] Yeah the Parametric one."

It's also shown on-screen.

He uses it for mixing mastering and production Not for djing!

Laidback Luke uses the FabFilter Pro-L Limiter on his master channel. He tweets "I only use the @FabFilter Pro-L on my master for mashups. When I make edits in @ableton it doesn't degrade."

He recommends this plugin several times, again saying "Try and use the Fabfilter Pro-L limiter inst...

"I use @ableton and I use a Korg Nano Key"

"I prefer the new CDJ Nexus of course, the only way is forward!"

When a fan asked him "the basics of making a small studio," Laidback Luke mentioned the E-Mu Xboard 49 MIDI Controller.

Laidback Luke was asked "I can't seem to get the sub bass to really rumble. How do you tweak your bass so there's rumble and you can hear its notes?" He replied "Try the plugin called Sub Boom Bass by Rob Paapen. You'll need to have proper low end in your sound to EQ it right."

"I produce on a MacBook Pro Retina..."

"The incredible @LaidbackLuke spotted with our #blackbandana bag at @sasquatchfestival!"

"I make all my music in @Ableton and currently only using Sylenth1 somehow : )"

Laidback Luke used FL Studio to produce his tracks, before moving over to Ableton. He tweets "Break Down The House was made in FL Studio. It's a great program but can't deal with Windows anymore. I use @Ableton now"

When asked what sound card he would recommend for a beginner, Laidback Luke tweeted, "@zaid1415 I'm currently using the Apogee One, it's portable, affordable and high def sound!"

In this post from Splice.com, Laidback Luke shows us his work on "Stepping To The Beat". On the right hand side you can see that Laidback Luke uses the FM8 plugin, which is one of 12 plugins he uses.

Throat Evo by AVOX is listed as one of the plugins used in the making of Stepping To The Beat

Laidback Luke posts a photo to Instagram (Jan 2015) of an Ableton Live DAW session, with Native Instruments Kontakt Sampler open in the top left corner of the screen. He says, "I know I don't post it often but I still enjoy this view on a daily bases! #Studio #Ableton #Kontakt"

The instru...

"People never see me DJ with this. That's because I only produce with this."

The headphones aren't mentioned by name, but are shown at 1:33 in the linked video. It's clear they are Stanton DJ Pro-2000s.

"And for the distortion..."

He shows Blood Overdrive on-screen.

t-racks and izotope ozone. On the end of my chain I have an @fabfilter pro-L limiter.

Laidback Luke uses Ableton Live software to produce his tracks, edits, mashups, and remixes. He frequently recommends this DAW to producers of all skill levels. He tweets "I do everything in @Ableton and would always recommend it."

When asked to choose between Traktor S4 and the Pioneer DDJ-SX, Laidback Luke recommends the DDJ-SX, since he himself uses Pioneer gear to DJ.