Used for vocals on WONDERBLOOM, particularly for "Response to Criticism" and "I Will Avenge You", as featured in this Instgram story post form the week of June 23, 2019 (catalogued in the "RECORDING 2." hightlight folder) and this June 5, 2019 post.

#mood @beyerdynamic #trackingvocals #bexnewrekkid #meatlocker #rawk

Bertrand Poncet has a Beyerdynamic M88 microphone in his studio, as detailed on the Alias Studio website.

A Beyerdynamic M88 can be seen on Ramsey's mic stand in this picture. This item has also been confirmed by former members of the 10,000 Maniacs crew.

Used to record his horns, as mentioned in this May 15, 2012 Dubspot blog post.

For recording horns, particularly baritone sax and lower brass, I use a Beyerdynamic TG88 or Sennheiser 421. I don’t own these and usually borrow them from friends, or rent them from a local gear rental place. Renting can be a great way to have access to mics that cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. Usually, gear rental places will give you daily, weekend, weekly, and monthly rates. This is a great way to try out and experiment with high end microphones before you invest in something that may not be right for you. Scour garage sales, thrift shops, and junk shops for old mics and experiment with them as well. If they don’t work out, you can resell them or trade them or save them for a rainy day. The last record I made was with Antibalas at Daptone, a tape only studio. We had all four horns recording onto what I remember was a RCA DX77, an old ribbon mic. They have an assortment of incredible vintage gear and microphones, as well as a surprising variety of Radio Shack and other lo-fi microphones used for specific applications.

In this in depth article and interview with Tony Huerta discussing recording and mixing a cappella, he states, "I have tried every microphone possible to find the perfect vocal kick sound and have found that microphones designed for a real kick work the best and provide the EQ I need. Specifically the Audix D6 or Beyer M88."

Used for the bass drum and snare on XOXO, as stated by engineer Nick Tveitbakk in this October 28, 2020 Mix Online interview.

On O’Reagan’s drums, Tveitbakk kept things simple. “I don’t like to do a ton of drum tracks, so I’m busing kick and snares together. I use Beyer m88s on those. Overheads are a pair of [AKG] C12s, and I had a C24 for the room. The Pachyderm live room is one of my favorites for drums.”

Used during the recording of a children's record, as is visible in this June 16, 2018 Instagram post.

Some clips from yesterday’s session with the incomparable @magdagiannikou This is definitely the hippest kids’ record ever created, I’m convinced. Always great playing with @boobspaghetti @justinmstanton #mattaronoffbass Couldn’t have asked for a better #officefortheday at @fluxstudiosnyc #bunchafugginpros #makethechildrendance #punkrockdeckthehalls @vicfirth