Baths

Visible throughout, on the left of Morgan Greenwood's set up.

The keyboard Will Wiesenfeld plays, visible throughout. Had to do a bit of hunting; I've seen this keyboard series in person before but wanted to be totally accurate. I literally paused the video and counted the keys. So yeah.

In a video titled "Baths How-to on BETA TV," Baths demonstrates using the Akai Professional MPD32 MIDI/USB Software Control Surface alongside Ableton and a microphone.

In this picture, an Akai MPD 18 can be pictured between Bath's MPD 32 and MacBook.

Can be seen most clearly at 1:17 and 13:23 on Morgan's side of the set up.

You can see Will Wiesenfeld using the VL-1 at 17:29 of his Boiler Room live set.

Throughout the live performance, Will Wiesenfeld of Baths can be seen using the Akai LPD8 controller on top of his Korg keyboard. This video was uploaded on September 4th, 2013, but there is evidence from live videos as recent as July 30th, 2015 when Baths played the Echoplex in Echo Parks, Los Angeles, that the LPD8 is still part of their live set up.

In the Synth History article titled "Will Wiesenfeld AKA Baths Recommends," artist Baths confirms his use of the Apple Magic Trackpad 2, citing its benefits for navigation efficiency.

In the Synth History article titled "Will Wiesenfeld AKA Baths Recommends," authored by Danz, Will Wiesenfeld confirms his use of Ableton Live.

In this article titled "Will Wiesenfeld AKA Baths Recommends" Will Wiesenfeld says he uses the K-Board.

In this Synth History article, "Will Wiesenfeld AKA Baths Reccomends," Will Wiesenfeld writes that he uses the AKG C414. The picture included shows the XLS marking.

< I use an AKG C414 microphone, but really any condenser mic you’re able to afford (versus using a dynamic mic) is a great idea. Thinking broadly, about 50% or more of the sounds I use in production typically get recorded through a mic, so having a high-quality, dependable, and versatile microphone has never been a question. ‘Versatile’ really is the keyword for my entire setup at this point, haha. I love getting more for less. >

In this article from Synth History titled "Will Wiesenfeld AKA Baths Reccomends," Will Wiesenfeld writes he uses the Neve Portico 5017.