Alex Melton

In this YouTube video @11:13, Alex Melton shows off his amp set up, which includes an orange tiny terror with accompanying 1x12 orange cab.

In his studio tour video, Alex Melton shows off his pedalboard at 11:38, which includes this snark tuner.

In his studio tour video, Alex Melton shows off his pedalboard at 11:38, which includes this MXR Custom Comp pedal.

In his studio tour video, Alex Melton shows off his pedalboard at 11:38, which includes this TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 pedal.

In his studio tour video, Alex Melton shows off his pedalboard at 11:38, which includes this Boss GE-7 Equalizer pedal.

In his studio tour video, Alex Melton shows off his pedalboard at 11:38, which includes this Maxon Overdrive pedal. His is missing two knobs but it's still clearly a RTO700.

In his studio tour video, Alex Melton shows off his pedalboard at 11:38, which includes this Boss DD20 delay.

In his studio tour video @14:01, Alex Melton explains his microphone setup and shows off his Lewitt LCT 440 Pure microphone.

In this video alex can be seen using a fender tele for guitar

In this video alex plays a song in the style of blink 182. For bass, alex uses a fender jazz bass

In this video alex covers dance dance by fall out boy. For one of the guitars alex uses a Yamaha revstar

In this video alex covers dance dance by fall out boy. For one of the guitars alex uses a balaguer espada. His guitar is in a hs configuration

In this video alex covers dance dance by fall out boy. For one of the drums alex uses a roland vad506 kit

In this post alex can be seen playing his fender acoustisonic tele

In this post alex can be seen playing his ibanez as 73 semi hallow guitar

In this video alex can be seen using a shure sm58 for his vocals

In the YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)" by Alex Melton, Alex sets up a Gretsch Catalina Maple drum kit. Alex explains that he switched back to an acoustic kit because he didn't want a "perfect" sound that he could achieve from a computer; rather, he sought something more raw and aligned with the sound he is pursuing. This video serves as proof that Alex Melton uses the Gretsch Catalina Maple kit.

In the YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)" by Alex Melton, he unboxes and sets up his new drum kit. Among the items he reveals is an Evans EQ Pad, which he uses to help control the sound of the bass drum on his acoustic kit.

In this video alex unboxes new drum gear. Alex states he ordered new drum gear so he could set up his acoustic drums again. One item he has for his kit is evans e rings. This helps him dampen the sound of his drums

In the YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)" by Alex Melton, he unboxes a new Grestch 8x14" Swamp Dawg Snare Drum. Melton acquired this snare to incorporate into his acoustic kit, which he decided to set up again after previously recording with an electric kit.

In his YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton unboxes the Sabian HHX Complex Performance Cymbal pack, which includes the HHX 22 inch Complex Medium Ride.

In a YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton unboxes new drum gear, which includes a Sabian HHX Complex Performance Cymbal Pack. This pack contains the Sabian HHX Complex Medium Hi Hats.

In the YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)" by Alex Melton, he unboxes a new set of drum gear. This includes a Sabian 19 inch HHX Complex Thin Crash Cymbal as part of the Sabian HHX Complex Performance Cymbal Pack.

In his YouTube video, "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton unboxes new drum gear, including a set of Evans drumheads. He specifically uses Evans G2 Coated Drumheads on the batter side of his toms. This is confirmed at the 7:42 mark during the unboxing segment.

In a YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton unboxes new drum gear, including a set of DW 9000 series hardware. As part of this set. The set features the DW 9000 Hi-Hat Stand.

In the YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton unboxes a set of DW 9000 series hardware, which includes a DW 9000 Cymbal Stand.

In the YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)", Alex Melton unboxes new drum gear, including a set of DW 9000 series hardware. As part of this set, he reveals that he is using a DW 9300 Snare Drum Stand.

In a YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton discusses his drum recording setup, where he uses the Universal Audio Apollo x8 interface. He mentions that the interface includes four mic preamps. He pairs it with a JHS Color Box pedal as a mic preamp for his snare.

In his YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton discusses his drum recording setup. He mentions using an Apollo x8 interface, which has four mic preamps. Melton utilizes a JHS Colour Box pedal as an additional fifth mic preamp for his snare.

In a YouTube video titled "I Finally Have A Real Drum Kit - Let's Set It Up (Unboxing & Vlog)," Alex Melton reveals that he uses a Mackie Mix8 mixer in his drum recording setup. He explains that he takes a feed from the Mix8 to his Apollo x8 interface, utilizing it as an additional preamp for his overhead mics.