Andrew Huang

At 0:41 and at 1:50 Andrew can be seen playing a natural SG Special. Boyinaband can also be seen playing this guitar at 0:49.

Featured in the video "Tracking down the weirdest instruments in the world".

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First visible in this video at 3:01.

First visible in this video at 3:01.

First visible in this video at 3:01.

First visible in this video at 3:01. Formally introduced at 3:28.

Introduced at 8:02.

"Anyway, all of these parameters I've been showing you, including the file selection can be controlled with CVs. So I was using the Erica Synts Pico Sequencer and Pico Random to generate basically just a bunch of different random signals. The sequencer has a 'random' button that will just make a new, random sequence to the length that you've set."

"...and then the drums were all from this Pico DRUMS module and the Make Noise Tempi."

First shown up close at 5:01.

"MIDI controllers I use: Ableton Push 2 https://reverb.grsm.io/push-2"

Visible to the left of Huang at 4:58.

Introduced at 6:11.

Introduced at 6:37.

"Y'ALL ALWAYS ASK ABOUT GEAR

(...) Mic for all my vlogging http://amzn.to/2lpjHEq"

Visible on Huang's gear shelf at 1:46.

Visible at 3:29 in this video.

"I've also got what's called a Portable Vocal Booth made by a company called RealTraps and I stick that up right behind my mic for a little bit of extra sound absorption when I'm singing."

"Ableton Saturator is next and I probably put this on 99% of my vocals to varying degrees and I literally use the default preset but just dial in the drive to different amounts. (...) And as you're about to hear, this just warms things up a little bit. I feel like it slightly compresses things as well and just kinda glues it a little."

"Next we have a de-esser, also from Waves..."

In the video description, Huang writes "Waves Renaissance De-Esser (usually de-esser after all compressors, I made this track really fast so that was a slightly less optimal order)".

"So we've got two reverb's on there, now I'm gonna add a second compressor. I often user Ableton's Compressor as one of the last things in my chain with a very quick attack time to just squash down any transients that might be popping through."

"Depending on the "flavor" of compressor or reverb I want I am also most fond of: UAD Teletronix LA-2A UAD 1176 LN UAD Ocean Way Studios Waves Renaissance Reverb"

"So at this point I used two of Ableton's built-in effects to help glue everything together. First I put on Auto Filter. Here are the settings I used. The main important thing is that it's in low pass mode so it's reducing some of the treble in the sound."

Introduced at 4:13 in this video.

First visible in this video at 5:16.

First visible in this video at 5:16.

First visible in this video at 5:16.

First visible in this video at 5:16.