GEAR I USE
This is the gear I actually use for production, recording, and podcasting.
No fluff — just what’s in my setup.
STUDIO ESSENTIALS
I use the original MV7 — this is the updated version available now.
Great for podcasting, vocals, and content with both USB and XLR options.
I use the original version (no longer sold) — this is the updated version available now.
One of my go-to microphones for clean vocals with tons of flexibility using Slate’s modeling system.
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What I use for all recording and monitoring — clean sound, low latency, and rock solid for vocals and production
My main studio monitors — solid low end and great for everyday mixing and production.
PRODUCTION
This stays on my desktop — quick, compact, and perfect for sketching ideas fast.
Great for drum programming, melodies, and keeping the workflow moving without overthinking.
Another compact controller I use when I want more flexibility than the Mini but still stay portable.
Great middle ground between size and functionality — easy to grab and get ideas down.
My main controller at the desk — full-size keys, MPC pads, and hands-on control for a complete workflow.
This model isn’t widely sold new anymore — you can still find it used below.
My go-to for referencing mixes and checking how tracks translate across different environments.
Helps dial in balance and make sure mixes translate everywhere.
VIDEO/CONTENT
My main camera for all video content — compact, reliable, and quick to set up.
Used for podcasts, talking head videos, and most day-to-day shooting.
Used for quick iPhone shots — simple, portable, and easy to grab.
Great for B-roll and capturing content on the fly.
Used as my overhead camera — perfect for capturing desk shots and hands-on workflow.
Adds a second angle without complicating the setup.
My main lighting setup — clean, consistent, and easy to control.
Keeps everything looking professional on camera.
SOFTWARE
My main DAW for music production — fast, flexible, and built for creativity.
Used for making beats, sampling, and building ideas from start to finish.
Used to record the podcast — high-quality audio and video, recorded remotely.
Also used for quick edits and organizing episodes.
Used for recording and mixing — clean, precise, and industry standard.
Handles vocals, editing, and final mix work.
Used for editing all video content — fast, efficient, and easy to work with.
Handles podcast edits, clips, and all visual content.