Andrew Huang

Seen at 10:01, Huang uses the Boss BF-3 that was gifted to him, which was also once a part of the World's Largest Pedalboard

Despite Andrew's drum mics being from earthworks, he still uses the Shure SM57 for his snare.

One of five plugins featured in this July 20, 2020 video, at 0:46.

So I'm going to start by talking about my latest obsession. I just discovered this plugin a few months ago and I've been putting it on everything: Gullfoss by Soundtheory. This is, like, just a magical plugin; it brings out a lot of clarity and detail, it tames things that are too harsh... So let me play a quick example. (...) Gullfoss is on the master channel by the way. (...) I find this almost every time I use Gullfoss. I feel like I've got a mix pretty good mix going and then I throw it on the 2 buss and it's like "wow! That's way better."

One of five plugins featured in this July 20, 2020 video, at 5:28.

One of five plugins featured in this July 20, 2020 video, at 6:05.

One of five plugins featured in this July 20, 2020 video, at 7:42.

Featured in the project breakdown of "Sparkle Mountain" at 0:43.

Used for Pusher's synth solo in "Sparkle Mountain", as shown in the project breakdown at 7:43.

Used for vocals on "Sparkle Mountain", as specified in the project breakdown at 13:23.

I recorded the vocals with this mic. This is the Earthworks SR314, which is built for live use, but I do like it in the studio sometimes when I wanna go handheld. First of all, it has really good off-axis rejection, it's very directional, but also it reduces a lot of the noise from hands, being handheld. And I just like that sometimes when I'm recording a vocal where I want a lot of energy and I want to be playful and I don't want to be rooted in one spot singing to a mic on a stand, but I can, y'know, just move around, have fun, play and, so that's why I chose this mic to record the vocals for "Sparkle Mountain". I think it sounds great.

Seen up close in this October 26, 2020 video at 7:18. Also from this video This is exactly how I process vocals:

"And finally, last in our chain we have FabFilter Pro-Q 2. I'm just doin' a low cut, you can do this with any EQ, but I like the workflow with this one a lot. You can just click anywhere to add new points. Each one's a different color, which is nice. Lot of curves to select from. There's graphical feedback of any audio that's passing through it. I've got this dropping off around 95 Hz, but you'll just want to adjust this based on what the lowest note in your song is."

Listed among the gear in Huang's video descriptions.

Travel audio interface https://amzn.to/2H7x4mx

Listed among the gear in Huang's video descriptions.

Vocal mic #1 https://www.lautenaudio.com/atlantis-...

Listed among the gear in Huang's video descriptions.

Vocal mic #2 https://www.lautenaudio.com/ls-208

Used for effects send E in "Autoharp", as shown in this March 25, 2020 video at 9:39.

Developed by Huang over the course of many years.

So Flip is essentially a mobile DAW for sample-based music making and my main goal with creating it was to streamline the sampling workflow.

Created by Huang. He hosts the course in bimonthly cycles.

Used for some of the samples on Space Slime, as specified in the product description.

Many of the sounds were made with his collection of boutique, analog, and modular synths, as well as some iconic vintage pieces he has had access to such as TONTO (used by Stevie Wonder) and the actual ARP 2500 that played the famous alien message in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Gifted to Huang by Eventide, as featured in this December 9, 2020 video.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 1:03.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 1:10.

Visible in this November 30, 2020 video at 7:22.

Featured in this January 15, 2018 video.

Featured in this January 11, 2018 video.

Featured in this March 20, 2019 video.

Used for Huang's bass drum, as can be seen in this March 20, 2019 video.

Featured in this December 18, 2017 video.

Featured in this June 26, 2019 video.

Visible in this September 9, 2020 video at 0:28, 1:31 and throughout.

Visible throughout this September 9, 2020 video, starting at 4:50.

Visible throughout this February 21, 2018 video.