pouët.net

Code: Visual studio 2005, notepad++, nasm
Gfx: photoshop 7, texture maker 3

Cinema4D, AfterFX, Premiere, Encore, Photoshop, Ableton Live

graphics: photoshop
code: netbeans, smultron, phxass, sas c, (e-uae)

Code:
at work: Visual Studio 2005, Rational ClearCase, a bunch of other tools for signing, flashing, debugging etc.
at home: Visual Studio 2008, masm32, nasm, DevkitPro, KPIT GNUSH, m68k binutils, wladx, nesasm.

Music:
Mostly various MML implementations, such as ppmck, xpmck and husic.

Coding (work):
IntelliJ IDEA

Music (demo-scene):
Reason 4, Cooledit/Adobe Audition, T-Racks and of course... über 1337 homemade 4k synth for the 4k music ;)

Sometimes I also track in whatever I dig up first.. even Modplugtracker has been used ;)

Music (PC): Jeskola Buzz Digital Composer + VSTi (plenty of them)
Music (C64): Cybertracker
Music (HardSID): GoatTracker
Music (AY): VortexTracker
Music (exe, newschool): Buzz+v2
Music (mastering): Sound Forge 6.0

C64 gfx: Project One, Interpaint
C64 code: UltraEdit+Dreamass
C64 music: ---

Amiga gfx: DPaint4, PPaint7
Amiga code: AMOS
Amiga music: Protracker

PC gfx: Photoshop
PC code: Dark Basic Pro
PC music: FL Studio

music:
Cubase 5, Native Instruments Komplete 4, izotope ozone 3, waves musicians bundle 2, several sample cds. also renoise plus a lot of freeware vst(i)s. modplug tracker for "oldskool"-stuff.

gfx and video:
adobe production premium bundle (cs3), blender3d, virtualdub

code:
recent version of visual c++ express edition (the free one)

all licensed where it's not freeware. if i could afford it, i'd most definitely use eyeon fusion for video postpro, and most likely cinema4d for 3d.

Code:
at work: Visual Studio 2005, GCC
at home: Visual Studio 2005, masm32, nasm, tasm, DevkitPro, PSPad, IDA Pro

Gfx: Photoshop, Paint.NET

Video: Avidemux, VirtualDub, kkapture ;)

code: vim+gcc+make
music: vim+gcc+make for 4k tunes, FL Studio for bigger things
gfx: gimp (only for sucky photo editing in pouëtized threads)

Someone is being very honest here!

Code - CygnusEd, Caz (Z80), AmosPro
Music - Protracker, Octamed, 4k synths, Aura, CygnusEd, Renoise, Milkytracker, Vortextracker, Protools
Gfx - Deluxepaint 4, Lightwave 5, Photoshop

code: ghc*, smultron, gcc, visual c express, nasm
"music": garageband, lol
gfx: paper, pen, pencil, paint shop pro, inkscape, personal gfx slave

[* note that 'g' is not 'gnu' and 'h' is not c]

i hate loops. but i like bassdrums, and i need tons of them. a good bassdrum makes me cum buckets.

Code: Visual Studio 2005 + Visual Assist X, Codewarrior (worst IDE of the century), UltraEdit
Bugtracker: Mantis
Gfx: Photoshop CS3
Video: Premiere CS2, VirtualDub

Music: Protracker 3.62, Renoise 2.0.0, Steinberg Wavelab 5
Graphics: Personal Paint 7, Photoshop CS3, Cygnus Editor
Code: Eclipse

Used regulary for music: Reason 4, Ableton Live 7, Sony Soundforge 9.

Previous used: protracker 3.15, protracker 3.62, Scream Tracker, Ft2,
John Player, SidSoundDesigner, Buzz, Fruity Loops, maxymizer, Digibooster2.

code: vs2005, YASM
version control: SVN (Tortoise), NXN Alienbrain
bugtracker: mantis

so what's the current state of the YASM vs. NASM war? i see that no one uses YASM. I switched from NASM to YASM for the 64 bit support, but now NASM can do that to (AFAIK).

Code:

Visual C++ 9
gcc
masm32
FireFox (yup always need that youtube gay porn to keep coding)

[Music]
Microsoft Songsmith

man *

demo: kdevelop, g++ (using glfw (gl) & audiere (sound) amongst others)
web: kdevelop, opera/firefox

graphics: blender, photoshop (through wine, and yes, I paid for photoshop)

code: g++(cross compiling mainly), nasm, glfw and Anjuta for IDE
graphics: gimp

I'll finish that demo ONE day...

giovanni, our own demo-editor, trac and renoise

Win32 Code: Visual C++ Express 2005, CREdit, Python
Linux Code: NEdit, GCC, Python
Graphics: Paint Shop Pro X, GIMP, Corel Draw, Inkscape
Music: FL Studio
Video: MPlayer+MEncoder, FFmpeg, AviSynth, VirtualDub, various command-line encoders and tools