Alicia Keys

On this video she shows her setup of synthesizers. The item can be seen 1:16 into this video on the middle of the rack on the right.

"This is the piano that i use, the Yamaha C3 NEO" The item can be seen at 1:00 into this video.

This one is actually from her Facebook Page. It shows about the track that she recorded via Avid Pro Tools.

In this photo (url link) from her official account, Alicia Keys can be seen holding a custom made (in a silver colored finish) EBMM St. Vincent model. It is unknown if the guitar was probably given to her by Annie Clark as a gift.

As quoted from her official Facebook page, "When you steal St. Vincent guitar ????????!!! #GoodVibes".

Alicia Keys is seen using the Shure SM7B microphone in a studio or radio setting, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo on Fbcdn.

On this video she's presenting her signature plugin from Native Instruments which is a plugin that reproduces the sampled sounds of her favorite piano, Yamaha C3 NEO as a virtual instrument, so she and anyone can carry and use that amazing instrument sound anywhere. The item can be seen at 0:39 into this video.

On this video she shows her setup of synthesizers. The item can be seen 1:13 into this video on the top of the rack on the left.

On this video she shows her setup of synthesizers. The item can be seen 1:13 into this video on the bottom of the rack on the left.

"Alicia Keys sang a duet with Bonnie Raitt in memory of Etta James through her SKM 5200-II vocal mic with MD 5235 capsule."

Alicia Keys uses the Dave Smith Instruments Mopho x4 Synthesizer Keyboard, as listed on the Dave Smith Instruments website.

Alicia Keys uses the Nord Stage 2 88-Key Stage Keyboard, as shown in a user-uploaded photo where it is positioned beneath a Moog synthesizer.

An Instagram IGTV post of Alicia Keys in the studio doing a masterclass with the TF51. Mic can be seen at the beginning of the video/post.

This is a vídeo where Alicia Keys & Eve are Working on "SPEECHLESS" sond in the studio and at 0:20, Alicia Keys starts singing using a Sony MDR-V700DJ headphone.

"look at this old school drum machine that i'm rocking with" The item can be seen at 2:43 into this video.

"Has a Crazy sound!" The item can be seen 1:53 into this video.

On this video she shows her setup of synthesizers. The item can be seen 1:07 into this video on the bottom of the rack on the right.

She is singing on a studio session seated in front of a rack with a Roland Fantom X6 on the bottom. The item can be seen 0:50 into this video.

"Alicia Keys sang a duet with Bonnie Raitt in memory of Etta James through her SKM 5200-II vocal mic with MD 5235 capsule."

Alicia Keys uses the Sequential Prophet-6 synthesizer, as featured on the Dave Smith Instruments website.

Alicia Keys uses the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 Module, as highlighted by Dave Smith Instruments on their official artist page.

Alicia Keys uses the Dave Smith Instruments Tempest drum machine, as noted by Dave Smith Instruments on their official artist page.

In this YouTube collaboration with iisuperwomanii, Alicia states that they're in her studio in New York. At 2:38 you can see close up that this is the desk that she has in her studio.

Alicia Keys uses an Akai MPC 3000 in her studio, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

Alicia Keys is seen with a BlackBerry Q10 in a photo shared on her Facebook page.

Alicia Keys is seen using the Moog Minimoog Voyager XL Synthesizer in her studio, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

Can be seen in this YouTube video at 01:30

Alicia Keys is featured in the MasterClass course "Alicia Keys Teaches Songwriting and Producing," as shown in the official trailer by MasterClass on YouTube.

On this video she shows her setup of synthesizers. The item can be seen 1:13 into this video in the middle of the rack on the left.

In this YouTube Collabortion with iisuperwomanii, Alicia states that they're in her studio in New York. At 0:56, you can see this mixer in the bottom left of the screen.

In a photo captured during a recording session, Alicia Keys is seen using the Yamaha NS-10M studio monitors.