Dan Nigro

In this image you can see Dan posted the Nexus 2 with the caption "Everyday, I try to find a way to use this synth.... But I haven't found it yet."

The attached link documents an As Tall As Lions concert, where they reunite at Webster Hall. Dan can be seen singing and playing a Fender Telecaster guitar.

The attached link documents a reunion concert for Dan's band As Tall As Lions. He can be seen singing and playing a Guild Starfire IV guitar (along with a Fender Tele in some shots).

In a video on Instagram shared by mixwiththemasters, Dan Nigro is shown using the Ampex MX35 mixer while deconstructing the production of 'Good Luck, Babe!' by Chappell Roan, showcasing his recording process at his home studio in Los Angeles.

In an Instagram video by mixwiththemasters, Dan Nigro is shown using a Coles 4038 microphone while deconstructing the production of "Good Luck, Babe!" by Chappell Roan, highlighting his approach to recording live drums at his home studio in Los Angeles.

Dan Nigro is seen using the Soundelux U99 microphone in a video on Instagram, as shared by @mixwiththemasters. In the video, he deconstructs the production of ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ by Chappell Roan, highlighting his recording setup at his home studio in Los Angeles.

At 4:55 in the Universal Audio YouTube video titled "Inside Daniel Nigro's Hit-Making Process for Olivia Rodrigo & Chappell Roan | Apollo Creators," the Roland Juno-60 is visibly present in Dan Nigro's studio.

In the video titled "Inside Daniel Nigro's Hit-Making Process for Olivia Rodrigo & Chappell Roan," a Roland Juno-106 synthesizer is clearly visible at 3:20 in Dan Nigro's home studio, as documented by Universal Audio.

In the video titled "Inside Daniel Nigro's Hit-Making Process for Olivia Rodrigo & Chappell Roan | Apollo Creators" produced by Universal Audio, the Universal Audio Apollo x16 is shown in Dan Nigro's studio setup at the timestamp 3:45.

In the video titled "Dan Nigro recording vocals with Chappell Roan | Sneak Peek" by Mix with the Masters, Dan Nigro is shown using Avid Pro Tools to record Chappell Roan's vocals. This excerpt provides insight into his collaborative approach and the detailed process of recording and arranging vocals.