Gear

Microphones

Quantity	Name	Type	Description
1	Neumann U87 Ai	Multi-pattern large diaphragm condenser	Great microphone for vocals and instruments. Transformer-coupled output.
1	Roswell Pro Audio Mini K47	Cardioid large diaphragm condenser	American-made microphone with an RK-47 capsule, which is a replica of the capsule found in a U47. The microphone circuit is transformer-less, with very high sensitivity and low noise. For vocals and instruments.
1	Shure SM81	Cardioid small diaphragm condenser	Great microphone for hi hats and acoustic guitar, but works well on anything. Extremely smooth reproduction of high frequencies. Transformer-coupled output.
2 (matched)	sE Electronics 4400a ii	Multi-pattern large diaphragm condenser	Very “neutral” microphone with low noise and clean output. Works well on absolutely anything. These are my go-to microphones and often beat out much more expensive alternatives.
4	Beyerdynamic M 201 TG	Hyper-cardioid dynamic	Great dynamic mics, good on drums and percussion.
2	Shure SM57	Cardioid dynamic	Industry standard instrument microphone that can also work well on vocals.
1	Shure SM58	Cardioid dynamic	Industry standard vocal microphone that can also work well on instruments.
1	Shure Beta 52A	Cardioid dynamic	Great kick drum microphone.

Plus:

Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 USB audio interface, with 8 clean mic preamp inputs, 8 line outputs, and two separate headphone outputs
2x Golden Age Project Pre 73 MKII microphone and instrument preamps (Same circuit as a Neve 1073)
FMR RNC compressor
FMR PBC-6A compressor
2x DBX 160A compressor
SansAmp guitar amp emulation pedal (analogue)

Yamaha YUS1 upright piano
6 string Yamaha fretted bass guitar, 5 string Yamaha fretless bass guitar, and 4 string Squier fretless jazz bass guitar
Roland Cube 20XL bass amp
Yamaha Maple Custom drums (20″ bass drum, 14″ floor tom, 12″ rack tom, 10″ rack tom, 8″ rack tom)
Selection of great snare drums
Selection of various high-end cymbals (Zildjian, Sabian, Istanbul)
All drum hardware including double kick drum pedal
Selection of small percussion including agogo bells, hand drums, tambourines, triangle, shakers, scraper, claves, jingle bells etc

Yamaha MM6 workstation with selection of built-in Motif sounds (also can be used as MIDI controller)
M-Audio Oxygen 49 MIDI keyboard controller with semi-weighted keys
Arturia MiniBrute analogue monophonic synthesizer
Yamaha ReFace CS digital synthesizer with mini-keys

I have a selection of some of the best realistic sampled virtual instruments, including:

NI Kontakt factory library
NI DrumLab, Session Drummer, and AR 60s Drummer
NI Retro Machines Mk2, Session Strings Pro, Session Horns Pro, and West Africa
NI Scarbee MM-Bass, Vintage Organs, and Vintage Keys
NI Pianos: The Giant, Alicia’s Keys, and The Maverick
XLN Audio Addictive Drums 2
ProjectSAM Orchestral Essentials 2
ProjectSAM Swing!
Orange Tree Samples: Modern Nylon (realistic acoustic guitar), Iconic Bass Jaco
Impact Soundworks: The Juggernaut, Rhapsody Orchestral Colors and Orchestral Percussion, and Groove Bias (drums)
8dio Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, and Bazantar (double bass)
Various other libraries

Apple MacBook pro with 3GHz i7 CPU, 16GB of ram, and 1TB SSD drive. I use Logic Pro X, and a selection plugins by Waves, FabFilter, Softube, Cytomic, Valhalla, Sonimus, and more. I also have Celemony Melodyne 4, providing the very best in pitch correction.
I make regular backups on to external hard drives, both on and off-site. So you can rest assured that your projects will be safe.