AJRBrothers

Adam is using an Akai MPD 226 pad controller throughout the video. It can clearly be seen at 0:53.

Ryan states how they just wanted to find the lightest keyboard possible to tour around with.

In the official video for "OVERTURE," AJRBrothers are shown using the Native Instruments Maschine MKII, demonstrating its role in their music production.

They are now using this microphone to record all acoustic instruments and vocals. it is seen throughout the video provided, but clearest to see at 2:43

Ryan from AJR uses it in this video

In the YouTube video "How We Made 'THE CLICK' (Part 1)" by AJR, the band AJRBrothers discusses their songwriting process and mentions using Avid Pro Tools, highlighting its role in producing their music, including the track "Big Idea."

adam talks about how he has the ibanez because its lightweight and can take a beating. he also talks about why he plays a five string for bigger venues.

Can be seen at 0:45 on top of AJR's keyboard.

At 1:24 and 1:42 you could see the slate ml1 at the left.

In Ajr's music video for "LET THE GAMES BEGIN" Ryan can be seen beating his ableton push. 2:08

Adam plays the black and white fender jazz bass in the burn the house down video.

Adam says in this that they used an SM58 to record the whole living room album.

JJ plays the Nord 5D when he is not playing the trumpet. It can be seen clearly at 1:23 in the video.

In the role models video, you see can by the small body shape and Martin logo that Jack is playing the little Martin.

jack uses it in many of their acoustic covers and songs

This plugin can be seen being used at 0:23

Can be seen being used at 5:34

at around 31:06 Ryan mentions using Splice for many of his samples

In the SiriusXM live performance of "Sunflower" by AJR, Jack Met of AJRBrothers plays a Gibson J-15 acoustic-electric guitar, identifiable by the Gibson logo on the headstock.

In the YouTube video titled "AJR - Sober Up," Ryan from AJR Brothers is seen playing a Cordoba 20TM-CE Cutaway Electric Tenor Ukulele during live performances.

In the bummerland music video, jack uses this guitar, im not sure this is the correct model, but by the cutaway and the Taylor logo (0:18) it is a 214ce.

Ryan is using a Roland Rd 800 for his stage piano in this video and on tour.

AJR uses an FP-90 in their living room to produce many of their songs. It can be seen clearly at the 0:40 mark in the video.

At 0:01 you can see Ryan playing a Roland FP-7 in their living room studio.

at around 17:26 Ryan says that he uses Serum for some of his synths

You could see in the bummer land video, Ryan playing the rd2000 at 1:47. You could tell by looking at the buttons and knobs that it is the rd2000.

At 5:57, he has a telecaster in butterscotch blonde.

In the bummerland music video, you can see at 0:18 that he is using the tone hammer 500.

In this tweet, we see jack holding a les Paul in metallic gold.

At 0:12, you could see that Ryan is playing the motif xf8.