Cattle Decapitation – Monolith of Inhumanity

He is showing his pedal board at 7:00 and this pedal is on it

In the video titled "Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity - studio report: strings," released by Metal Blade Records, the Lehle Dual A/B Switcher is visibly part of Josh Elmore's pedal board at the 7:04 mark, providing clear evidence of its use during the recording sessions.

In the video titled "Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity - studio report: strings," produced by Metal Blade Records and available on YouTube, Josh Elmore can be observed using the Morley Alligator Volume Pedal on his board around the 7:08 mark during the recording process of "Monolith of Inhumanity."

In a studio report video titled "Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity - studio report: strings" by Metal Blade Records, Josh Elmore has the Morley "Bad Horsie" Steve Vai Signature Wah-Wah (1st Generation) pedal on his board around the 7:08 mark during the recording process of "Monolith of Inhumanity."

At approximately the 7:05 mark in the YouTube video titled "Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity - studio report: strings," provided by Metal Blade Records, you can clearly see that Josh Elmore uses the Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 PLUS on his pedalboard.

At the 4:16 mark of the video titled "Cattle Decapitation 'Monolith of Inhumanity' studio report: vocals," you can see two ISP Technologies Decimator ProRack G Noise Reduction Systems in Josh Elmore's rig. This is confirmed to be Josh's gear as the same rack is visible in various Cattle Decapitation live performances from that period, most notably during the Summer Slaughter 2007 show.

Josh Elmore explains in the video that he plays a pair of Fred Marotta custom six string guitars made from Black Limba with maple bolt-on necks and rosewood fretboards. They feature a Dimarzio Megadrive in the bridge and a Air Norton in the neck. The back of one of the guitars is tinted green but both appear to be similar in appearance. I recieved a summary of the specs of his Cardinal Instruments guitar which features a Wilkinson bridge and Hipshot Locking Tuners so I assume he uses the same hardware on his Fred Marotta guitars as the hardware has a similar appearance to his current main guitar.

Josh elmore has used dava picks on most if not all of the cattle albums hes been on.

In this video producer Dave Otero talks about how on every album he has worked on with Cattle Decapitation they have used a 6505. On the newest album (as of 2019) Death Atlas he used the 6505 in conjunction with a Hi-Watt Custom Super-Hi 50. "After tracking and as I was getting into the mix I did feel the need to blend in a tone with more saturation a little bit more of a modern kind of shape, so I did reamp through the 6505 and we just blended that in probably about even in the mix...the 6505 definetly saturates more, has a little bit of a wider spetcrum, goes a little bit deeper, has crispier highs, where the slighly more vintage tone of the Hi-watt just fills in those mids..."

In the video titled "Cattle Decapitation - Monolith of Inhumanity - studio report: drums," Dave McGraw is seen recording with the Paiste 22'' Stewart Copeland Signature Blue Bell Ride. The footage, provided by Metal Blade Records, captures McGraw tracking drums for the album "Monolith of Inhumanity" with producer Dave Otero in Colorado.