Avey Tare

From Bandcamp description for Pandemic Dream #4 (2/5/2021), "Recorded by Avey Tare at home in quarantine June 2020 while experimenting with the Moog Subharmonicon Synth. "

In this AMA avey tare says he used the octatrack in the making and performing of eucalyptus

In this video, we can see how Avey Tare play his Fender Stratocaster and also how he sings one of the most beautiful melodies of this world.

According to his reddit AMA, Avey Tare used an Ensoniq ESQ-1 synth live during their Painting With era.

In terms of synthesizers, it's analogue all the way for Animal Collective: namely the Roland SH2 and Juno 60. "We've used them on almost every record for the last 10 years,” says Weitz. "The Juno we use primarily for mid?range or high?end melodic lines and the SH2 we use more for the bass sounds.

Since Avey plays most of the keyboards in AnCo we can assume Brian is referring to Avey when he mentions what keyboards they have used.

Avey tare is seen using the juno throughout this video and in early footage of their live show

At 25:51 in this video (and many other times) Avey can be seen playing an early '90s black PRS EG.

At 11:51 he can be seen using it.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

Avey Tare used 2 Space Echo pedals in his live set up

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

Seen beside Avey during Animal Collective's 2021 Pitchfork performance.

Used live by Avey in 2011, seen in the pitchfork performance

Used live (and possibly in the studio) during the Down There era. Visible around 3:20 and throughout.

From the article, "I have one made by this company called Electron and it’s called a mono machine. I got it at the beginning of 2009 or something like that, I just started messing around with it." Avey composed all of Down There on the monomachine and still uses it today as he's credited with an Electron Synthesizer on Time Skiffs.

Avey is credited with playing a "Waldorf Pulse Synthesizer" on tracks 5 and 6 of Time Skiffs, although it's not specified whether it's the pulse 1 or 2. Full album credits can be found here https://collectedanimals.org/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5953&p=441257&hilit=Waldorf+pulse#p441257

Mentioned/sold on Animal Collective's Reverb shop

Mentioned/Soldon Animal Collective's official Reverb shop

Avey Tare is confirmed to use the Yamaha E1005 Analog Delay, as highlighted in an article by Danz on Synth History, titled "Avey Tare Recommends."

Avey Tare, a versatile artist known for his contributions across various music genres, has confirmed his use of the Make Noise Morphagene modular synthesizer. Specifically, he mentions utilizing this piece of equipment in the creation of his song "Lips at Night." This information is corroborated by an interview featured on Synth History, with the article titled "Avey Tare Recommends," authored by Danz.

Avey Tare has confirmed the use of the TASCAM 48 (half-inch 8-track) for recording the album "Sung Tongs," stating, "yeah we recorded it on the same tascam 48 (half inch 8 track) that I recorded spirit on." Additionally, the Bandcamp page for his album "Cows on Hourglass Pond" also mentions the use of the TASCAM 48 for its recording.

He's seen using it in the time skiffs era.