STUDIO

The following is a list of all the gear in my small bedroom studio.
I mainly make old school "electro" music in the style of Afrika Bambaattaa, Newcleus, Man Parrish, Hashim, Mantronix, Egyptian Lover etc. Mainly that 1982-1985 era electronic music that you would breakdance to.

Roland TR-08

The Roland TR-08 is the modern "boutique" version of the famous Roland TR-808 drum machine.
I have a stereo splitter cable coming out of the output and going in to two different channels on the mixer. The TR-08 doesn't have indivudal outputs for each instrument but if you separate the single output into two mixer channels, you can pan all the sounds you don't want effected to one channel and the others to a different channel and run one channel through an effects unit of your choice. If you want the snare and clap to have reverb, then hard pan just those to one channel etc.
I use the trigger output to run sequencers on other gear.

Arturia Keystep

The Arturia Keystep is a great midi keyboard that has sequencing and arpeggio capabiltites. I mainly use this for the Behringer Pro-1. I run the Roland TR-08 midi into this for clocking purposes.

Roland JU-06A

The Roland JU-06A is the modern "boutique" version of the Roland Juno 60 and Juno 106 synthesizers from the 1980s. There is a switch to select which one you want to emulate.
I have the K25m keyboard attachment (with custom wood sides) so I don't have to tie up the midi keyboard. The trigger out on the TR-08 goes into the trigger in on this so it can trigger the sequencer and play my notes when / where I want them.
I use this for both synthy leads and minor-chord string sounds.

Behringer Pro-1

The Behringer Pro-1 is a clone of the Sequential Circuits Pro-One, a mono synth that came out in the early 80s.
I have the Atrutia Keystep midi going in to this for arp clocking, but also for entering notes for the sequenceer. Even though the Keystep has its own sequencer, I also have the Roland TR-08 trigger out running in to the Pro-1 trigger input to trigger the Pro-1's sequencer, the old fashioned way.
I mainly use this for basslines.

Roland S-1

The Roland S-1 is a miniature modern take on the Roland SH-101, another mono synth that came out in the early 80's.
The trigger out on the TR-08 goes into the trigger in on this so it can trigger the sequencer and play my notes when / where I want them.
I use this for both bass and synthy leads.

Mackie 1202-VLZ-Pro

The Mackie 1202-VLZ-Pro is the mixer that everytyhing goes through. It has onboard effects as well as two auxillary send and return lines so you can send any of the channels / instruments to external effects.

Boss RE-2 Space Echo

The Boss RE-2 is essentially the 1970s RE-201 "Space Echo" box, in pedal form.
I use this for delays on pretty much everything..

Boss DD-3 Digital Delay

The Boss DD-3 is a digital delay pedal allowing you to tune in a huge range of delay and echo / repeat sounds.
I use this specifically on the TR-08, mainly the snare. Having a different delay pedal allows me to run multiple different delays together.

Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb

The Boss RV-5 is a reverb pedal that gives a range of reverb sounds ranging from plate and room, all the way up to huge canyon sounding effects.
I use this specifically on the TR-08.

Universal Audio Evermore

The Universal Audio Evermore is a reverb pedal made to emulate the reverb of the famous Lexicon 224 unit from the 80s.
I use this as an overall reverb through the aux send of the mixer to add reverb to each track.

Donner Chorus

Mini chorus pedal specifically used for either the Behringer Pro-1.

Donner Delay

Mini delay pedal specifically used for either the Behringer Pro-1.

PreSonus Eris Monitor Speakers

The PreSonus Eris monitor speakers are cheap monitor speakers that sound decent. I know there are better ones out there but I use headphones most of the time anyway.

Audio-Technica ATH-M20x

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20x headphones are a decent pair of studio monitor headphones.

Iphone with Garageband

I use Garageband on my Iphone for recording tracks. A monitor line comes out of the mixer and goes into an iRig unit to get sound into the phone.
I know there are much better alternatives, but I prefer jamming and noodling around with different sounds much more than recording, mixing, mastering and being a nerdy audiophile.