Childish Gambino

Starting around 0:18 in this video Childish Gambino can be seen using the OP-1. Then at 2:00 he says, "I have so much fun with this thing. I really do I love it so much."

At 5:06 of the video, producer Ludwig Göransson explains that he uses the Maestro Fuzz-Tone on the guitar track of "Redbone."

At 1:21 - 1:24 you can see Gambino recording vocals into the Shure SM7B without the windshield for his debut album “Camp”

In the verified artists section on Rap Genius, one of the main producers, Ludwig Göransson, discussed Childish Gambino's use of the Minimonsta plugin.

Childish Gambino is seen using Logic Pro 9 at 5:05 in the video.

At 10:00, when Childish Gambino is asked about his favorite microphone, he says, "I like the Beta 58 because it just picks up everything...It picks up all of the high, really good. It's the only mic I trust, being able to sing and rap."

In the director's cut of "Clapping for the Wrong Reasons" at 4:57, Childish Gambino appears to have Ableton Live 9 open on a screen next to him. However, the image is blurry, and it could also be MOTU Digital Performer, as Ludwig Göransson, his frequent collaborator, primarily uses DP.

In the Last.fm Sessions video for "Bonfire," Childish Gambino and his band are seen using Sony MDR-7506 Professional Headphones.

According to Shure's artist page, Childish Gambino uses Shure's SM57 to mic his band's snare and guitar cabinet.

At around 4:58 of Childish Gambino's short film "Clapping For The Wrong Reaons" it show his home studio, which includes Rokit 10-3's.

At 00:18 and 2:00 the 45000 can be seen alongside the Op-1

According to Shure's artist page, Childish Gambino uses Shure's PSM 900 monitoring system.