What Have We Got? Equipment!

Neumann Condenser Microphone (industry standard, this is why you come to a studio)

A load of other microphones for everything that can possibly be recorded!

PRO MPA 2 Tube Preamp (makes everything sound better)

C300 Compressor

Scarlet 18I8 (passes all the sound nicely into the computer)

Taylor 110E 6 String Jumbo

Cort KX1F Electric Guitar

Yamaha Electric Piano P120 (feels like a piano, also does being an organ etc...)

Maudio axiom25 midi keyboard (to add whatever sounds you want)

Fender Superchamp X2 Vintage Modified Tube Amplifier (various effects on amp)

Pedals - Boss Tuner & Distortion, footswitch for Fender Champ

Armstrong Flute - it's quite old... vintage one might say. Sounds like a flute

Tiny little silly casio keyboard from the 80's

Neumann TLM 102 Condenser Mic - Industry standard - Well above home studio level

Rode NT1-A Condenser Mic

SP B1 Condenser Mic

Shure SM58 Beta Dynamic Mic - Top of the range live mic for higher voices

Shure SM58 Dynamic Mic- THE industry standard live mic - also good for recording snare

Full Drum Mic set

Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 (Inputs: 4 XLR, 4 Jack, Midi)

Genelec 292 - G10W (Industry standard monitor speakers - small enough to carry around with the mobile studio, but plenty loud enough for mixing and playback - we don't even know what full volume sounds like)

M-Audio Axiom 25 - USB mini keyboard interface for electronic instruments

Macbook Pro running Logic Pro X

t.c. electronic C300 Compressor

ART Pro MPA II Dual Tube Microphone Preamp

 

A lot of leads to connect things to other things, headphones, mic stands, all that stuff, plenty of power sockets and usb sockets for your electronic stuff. A clippy phone holder thing for lyrics/chords.