Lady Gaga

In a Twitter post, Lady Gaga is pictured playing a Gretsch G6136T White Falcon Electric Guitar while promoting her Dive Bar Tour.

Lady Gaga frequently uses the Shure BETA 54 microphone during her live performances, including her Monster Ball, Born This Way Ball, and ArtRave tours. This is evidenced in a live performance video of "Poker Face" from the Born This Way Ball, uploaded by Tima Yunusov on YouTube.

Lady Gaga used this microphone while performing 'Born This Way' at the 53rd GRAMMYs. The microphone was topped with MD 5235 capsule.

In an August 2020 article with "Sound On Sound" Gaga's mix Engineers Benjamin Rice and Tom Norris Confirm her vocal chain used consistently in her music: "I have been using the same chain on LG for years, which starts with her personal, vintage Neumann U47, which I think is 60 years old now, and that has a great sound. We're used to it, and she loves singing into it. That goes into her vintage Neve 1073 mic pre, and then into a Tube-Tech CL-1B compressor, and straight into Pro Tools. It doesn't matter where we are, whether it's a studio, or at her house, or on a bus, I travel with this chain and record her with it. It makes it easier for me to punch in and out and combine takes from different days and places.

Lady Gaga can be seen using these headphones throughout the performance.

Lady Gaga plays this guitar (decorated with flowers) since 2013.

Latest from the JH Audio lab: Custom IEM lineup for Lady Gaga. #JOANNE

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A insta-reply from JH Audio's official Instagram account states, "seen here are both the 13v2 and the 16v2". (source: https://www.instagram.com/p/BQI-_bEFq13/?taken-by=jhaudio)

You can see Lady Gaga playing the Korg Triton Studio 88 Workstation in the entirety of the video provided.

Lady Gaga has been using the Shure PSM1000 in-ear monitor system since the Born This Way Ball tour, continuing through the Joanne World Tour. Notably, she used it during her Super Bowl 51 halftime show in Houston, Texas, and her Coachella performance. The distinctive PSM1000 pack, identifiable by its two antennas with yellow tips, is visible when she turns around on stage. This information is detailed in ProSoundWeb's coverage of Super Bowl 51.

In an August 2020 article with "Sound On Sound" Gaga's mix Engineers Benjamin Rice and Tom Norris Confirm her vocal chain used consistently in her music: "I have been using the same chain on LG for years, which starts with her personal, vintage Neumann U47. The desirability is based primarily on the synergy of the microphones three sound-shaping components: capsule, tube, transformer. The condenser microphone capable of transporting both female and male vocal pitch, silently over low noise controlled voltage, was used by Frank Sinatra, who owned his own U 47. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Tony Bennett and the Beatles also used the German made microphone to broadcast"

In an August 2020 article with "Sound On Sound" Gaga's mix Engineers Benjamin Rice and Tom Norris Confirm her vocal chain used consistently in her music: "I have been using the same chain on LG for years, which starts with her personal, vintage Neumann U47, which I think is 60 years old now, and that has a great sound. We're used to it, and she loves singing into it. That goes into her vintage Neve 1073 mic pre, and then into a Tube-Tech CL-1B compressor, and straight into Pro Tools. It doesn't matter where we are, whether it's a studio, or at her house, or on a bus, I travel with this chain and record her with it. It makes it easier for me to punch in and out and combine takes from different days and places."

Another of the night’s big winners was Sennheiser user Lady Gaga, who stole the limelight on the red carpet as well as onstage, where she emerged from an egg to showcase her new song, “Born This Way,” with the aid of a custom chrome SKM 5200 transmitter topped with an MD 5235 capsule.

Lady Gaga used the Shure UR2/SM58 wireless microphone during both the Fame Ball Tour and the Monster Ball Tour in 2009, as highlighted in Raj Rudolph's live review on EQ Music Blog.

In this blog post from Gretsch Guitars, Chrissy Mauck identifies Lady Gaga playing a Gretsch Rose Metallic Falcon in her live performance of "A-Yo" on SNL as well as in the promotional video for her album Joanne for Apple Music.

Lady Gaga can be seen using this microphone throughout this performance.

Lady Gaga used this white digital grand piano repeatedly during 'The Fame Monster' era. The most memorable appearance of this piano occurred in 2009 while Gaga performed the popular ballad 'Speechless' at the VEVO launch event.

Lady Gaga used this silent grand piano in Berlin, Germany when she performed the song 'Gypsy' for the first time in 2013.

Lady Gaga partnered with Beats by Dre and Monster to create the Heart Beats in-ear headphones, emphasizing fashion and aspiration over sound quality. This collaboration highlights Lady Gaga's influence in aligning her brand with Beats, a trend that has since been followed by brands like Ferrari and Alexander Wang.

Can be seen in this YouTube video at 02:05

In an August 2020 article with "Sound On Sound" Gaga's mix Engineers Benjamin Rice and Tom Norris Confirm her vocal chain used consistently in her music: "I have been using the same chain on LG for years, which starts with her personal, vintage Neumann U47, which I think is 60 years old now, and that has a great sound. We're used to it, and she loves singing into it. That goes into her vintage Neve 1073 mic pre, and then into a Tube-Tech CL-1B compressor, and straight into Pro Tools. It doesn't matter where we are, whether it's a studio, or at her house, or on a bus, I travel with this chain and record her with it. It makes it easier for me to punch in and out and combine takes from different days and places."

She has used several versions of the Roland AX Edge, heavily customized beyond recognition

Lady Gaga has performed live using customized versions of the Roland AX-Synth Shoulder Synthesizer, as depicted in the image from Nocookie.

The sampler is used in several live performances as a part of a custom instrument

Can be seen at 00:25 in this video

She is seen playing a Gibson see thru les paul live

In a post on Instagram, Lady Gaga is seen with a Rickenbacker 360 Electric Guitar in the second photo, adding to her collection of distinctive instruments.

In this New Post on Lady Gaga's Instagram, She can be seen using the Sony C-800g Mic to record vocals.

Gaga can be seen performing with a Gretsch White Falcon Semi-Hollow Guitar at the 2016 AMAS

Lady Gaga was seen using a Mytek Digital Private Q2 Mix Station while announcing, "No, I’m not making a rock album," via Instagram (source: ladygaga).

Lady Gaga uses the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor, as confirmed by her vocal producer/mixer, who stated: "I use around six outboard sends to physical plates and rooms that Henson has available, as well as an Eventide H3500 and an AMS RMX16 effects processor" (Mixonline, Lily Moayeri).