Andrew Huang

Photo of Andrew’s studio from a Native Intruments marketing campaign. SH-01A is seen circled

during the second song breakdown, andrew uses the stock ableton simpler for the doggo synth.

In this video, Rob Scallon and Andrew Huang were both seen using the Kemper PowerRack Profiler for the Album in a Day.

Used in this video.

Shown at 3:23 on this video

Shown at 5:38 on the video

Shown at 8:28 in the video

Seen in a sweeping shot within the first seconds on the video, Huang can be seen fiddling with the Earthquaker Devices Pyramids, one part of the World's Largest Pedalboard created by Huang's friend Rob Scallon

Being used at 2:16, we can see Huang with the Keeley Synth-1 Pedal, one part of the pedalboard used in the World's Largest Pedalboard.

Seen clearly at 3:11, Huang uses the Digitech DirtyRobot pedal for the first time after being gifted a number of pedals from Rob Scallon.

Seen being used at 3:45, Huang demos the EHX Mono Synth Pedal, his first time using it. He's a big fan of this pedal

For the Funk part at 0:42, you can see him playing the '79 SG.

In his video titled "An inspiration machine — Moog Subharmonicon," Andrew Huang reviews and demonstrates the Moog Subharmonicon.

One of five plugins featured in this July 20, 2020 video, at 6:25.

Used for this September 17, 2020 video, starting at 0:48.

Used for the bass in "Sparkle Mountain", as shown in this video at 1:26. In a previous August 8, 2020 video at 1:03, Huang featured the plugin as a tool for making 808 bass sounds.

Used on the guitar in "Sparkle Mountain", as described in the project breakdown at 1:59.

Used on the guitar in "Sparkle Mountain", as described in the project breakdown at 2:55.

Used for the bubble sounds in "Sparkle Mountain", as shown in the track breakdown at 9:01.

Used on the deep vocals for "Sparkle Mountain", as shown in the project breakdown at 11:08.

Used on the deep vocals for "Sparkle Mountain", as shown in the project breakdown at 11:54.

Used on the vocals for "Sparkle Mountain", as shown in the project breakdown at 11:00, 14:11 and 15:09. Huang calls it "the best vocal compressor" and mentions that it and Albeton's Compressor are "the same compressors that [he] use[s] on all [his] vocals."

Used on the pre-chorus vocals in "Sparkle Mountain", as specified in the project breakdown at 14:18.

On the pre, it's a similar chain, but I add in Little Alterboy to jump it up an octave and a little formant shifting. Little pitch drop automation at the end there.

Used for the synth solo and bubble sounds in "Sparkle Mountain", as shown at 8:32 and 8:51.

Used for percussion on "7", as shown in this October 22, 2020 video at 2:25.

Seen up close in this October 26, 2020 video at 7:18.

A Zoom H6 recorded this device's audio of Huang's unborn daughter's heartbeat, as featured in this October 29, 2020 video.

Listed among the gear in Huang's video descriptions.

Awesome gear bag! https://amzn.to/2JmEQuk

Used on the radio sounds in "You", as shown in this July 16, 2020 video at 2:06.

Shown in this July 16, 2020 video at 5:27.