Ariana Grande

Ariana Grande using a Telefunken U47 Condenser Microphone in the recording booth for "Almost is never enough"

Instagram post by Ariana Grande in her home studio where you can spot the Shure SM7B.

Ariana Grande is seen using the Sennheiser SKM 5200-II microphone, identifiable by its distinctive antenna shape, in the referenced image.

Ariana is seen using the U87 Microphone in her Home Studio for a recording during the Pandemic

In the video, Ariana Grande can be seen using the Sennheieser SKM 9000 series wireless microphone made by Sennheieser. One key feature that points it out is the blue logo, buttons and long shark fin shaped antenna. Other uses such as Kendrick Lamar and Adele use this type of microphone. At the timestamp 2:38 in the video, you can see the screen at the top and buttons on the bottom.

Ariana posted this photo on her Instagram story on May 11th, 2020 with the caption "new mic ! yeeeeee"

Picture in which Ariana can be seen at the studio recording with a Neumann U87 Ai microphone.

Ariana posted a picture on Instagram of her at the studio singing to a Telefunken C-12 microphone.

In this video you see John legend and Ariana grande singing beauty and the beast into the Neumann M149

As seen in Ariana’s Instagram story August 15th 2020

Ariana posted a video of her recording “Positions” on the studio with a Telefunken ELA M 251 E.

In that picture from the singer's husband Instagram story "dalton_jacob" they can be seen very clearly singing together with a "fifine ko25" microphone.

While watching this video of Ariana Grande performing, I noticed she was using a Shure UR2/BETA58A Handheld Wireless Microphone Transmitter. She used this microphone from the beginning of her 'My Everything' Era (reference the Radio Disney Music Awards in which she also used the microphone) up until her Honeymoon Tour, when she switched to a Sennheiser SKM 5200-II.

Ariana Grande used the Crown CM-311a microphone during her performances at the 2016 VMAs and for the first three songs of her 2019 Sweetener World Tour, as seen in the YouTube video by BLUX.

You can see the pop star singer holding the "shure ULXD2/KSM9HS" microphone in the promo of "NBC THE VOICE" as the new and the highest paid coach on the history of "THE VOICE".

In this Youtube video at 5:45 and many other timestamp, you can see ariana grande is using UR2/KSM9 not UR2/BETA58A

In a user-uploaded photo, Ariana Grande is seen using a Sennheiser MD 5235 microphone capsule in "baby pink."

In this studio footage (which is also an ad for Beats) at 1:33, we see Ariana Grande sing in front of the mic. Based on the shock mount, the reflective coating and the golden mesh, it is a Manley Reference Gold.

Both Francis and monitor engineer Justin Hoffman mix on DiGiCo SD7 digital consoles, while Grande sings through custom-decorated Sennheiser 5200 wireless microphones with MD 5235 capsules.

Ariana Grande used a Shure 55S Unidyne Dynamic Microphone during her performance of "Dangerous Woman" at the 2016 MTV Movie Awards on April 9, 2016, at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California, as evidenced by a photograph from Getty Images.

Ariana Grande was documented using the Electro-Voice EV RE27 N/D during her visit to "The Elvis Duran Z100 Morning Show" at Z100 Studios in New York City on March 19, 2013, as confirmed by a photograph available from Getty Images.

On July 18, 2011, Ariana Grande used the Electro-Voice RE20 microphone during her visit to the show "Broadway Names With Julie James" on SiriusXM's On Broadway channel at SiriusXM Studio in New York City. This is documented in a Getty Images photo.

Ariana Grande is confirmed to have used the Heil PR40 microphone during her visit to the SiriusXM Studio in New York City on March 14, 2016, as evidenced by a Getty Images photograph.

Ariana Grande is confirmed to use the Shure 55SH Dynamic Microphone during her performance of "Don't Dream It's Over" alongside Miley Cyrus in the "Happy Hippie Presents: Backyard Sessions." This can be clearly seen at the 1:37 mark of the video provided by MileyCyrusVEVO on YouTube.

Ariana Grande is documented using the Sony C-800G microphone while recording her album "My Everything," as evidenced by a photo featured on the Ariana Grande Wiki.

A photograph of Ariana Grande in the studio while working on her "Sweetener" album shows her using the Neumann M 49 V Large Diaphragm Multipattern Tube Condenser Microphone.

Ariana Grande was photographed using the Shure PS-6 Pop Filter during the recording of her "Thank U, Next" album, as documented by contributors to the Ariana Grande Wiki.