Demi Lovato

"The UR2/SM58 was also used by Demi Lovato, Keith Urban, Kelsea Ballerini, Tamela Mann, and Kirk Franklin, along with members of Little Big Town." "Fittingly, the most popular wireless microphone choice among performers was the classic Shure SM58®. It was selected by a diverse group of artists, including Luke Bryan, Selena Gomez,** Demi Lovato*, Meghan Trainor, Nick Jonas, Alanis Morissette, and Walk the Moon." " Now in its 50th year on the market, the SM58 was used atop several UHF-R handhelds in the Lionel Richie tribute, including those used by* Demi Lovato**, Luke Bryan, Meghan Trainor, Tyrese, and Richie himself."

Lovato is using a handheld wireless Sennheiser SKM 945 G2 vocal microphone,according to Gary Westman, Lovato’s front-of-house engineer and tour manager. Lovato’s microphone has been performing very well under difficult conditions. “There is a ramp that goes way out into the center of the audience and Demi gets out there in front of the PA. The crowd is deafening. With the screaming girls you have to have that PA just soaring, but I can get her vocal up over the audience and the music, no problem,” he says.

In this image we can see Lovato with a Gibson SG Standard Electric Guitar.

At 20:53 Oak Speaks about the Slate Digital Microphone, He used this mic to record Demi Lovato

Demi uses the Shure Ad2 with SM58 capsules. They have two custom mics, chrome and gold.

Demi Lovato is seen using a Gibson Sheryl Crow Signature acoustic guitar, as evidenced in a user-uploaded photo on Syncl.

Demi posted a couple of stories to her instagram account while on the studio with producer Oak Felder, in which the Shure SM7B can be seen on the background.

Demi Lovato is seen playing a Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Studio guitar in a photo from Teenchive.

Demi Lovato is pictured with a Gibson Hummingbird acoustic guitar in a photo from Telltalesonline, showcasing her use of this iconic instrument.

This picture shows Demi Lovato with a Gibson Jumbo J-185.

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as mentioned by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview.

There also are very few sends in the session, and only Demi Lovato’s lead vocal tracks have sends to the three aux effect tracks: reverbs from Audio Ease’s Altiverb and Valhalla DSP’s Valhalla Room, plus delay from SoundToys’ Echoboy.

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as stated by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview.

“The Intro Strings group has the XLN Audio RC20 Retro Color, which is a little find of Jack’s. That plug-in gives you a very nice, natural-sounding array of analogue-type processing. It has noise for general crackle on the track, and you can use it for several different types of overdrive. The overdrive can be very subtle. I used some wobble and distortion on the strings, and I also used RC20 distortion all the way through on Demi’s vocals. It made all the vocals sound like they are slightly overcooked and slightly up and down in pitch a little bit, as though they were coming off a record that wasn’t being played back very reliably. The RC20 also has a very nice reverb.”

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as stated by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview. An image of the settings can be found here.

“All Demi’s chorus vocals are sent to the ‘Demi Chorus Chops Group’ track, on which I have the Waves Greg Wells VoiceCentric. Jack and I were wondering what to do to add some excitement to Demi’s vocals, so we put the Greg Wells plug-in on, and found that it made it sound quite good. So whenever we felt a little unexcited during this mix session, we just reached for the GW plug-in and it made everything sound nice. We used the Greg Wells MixCentric on one of the Bollywood strings tracks. Demi’s chorus group vocals also were treated with the ShaperBox. The mix is set to 37 percent, and it is just to add a little bounce to the vocals. When done in a subtle way, side-chaining on vocals really makes them feel as if they have a little bit more rhythm.”

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as stated by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview.

“All Demi’s chorus vocals are sent to the ‘Demi Chorus Chops Group’ track, on which I have the Waves Greg Wells VoiceCentric. Jack and I were wondering what to do to add some excitement to Demi’s vocals, so we put the Greg Wells plug-in on, and found that it made it sound quite good. So whenever we felt a little unexcited during this mix session, we just reached for the GW plug-in and it made everything sound nice. We used the Greg Wells MixCentric on one of the Bollywood strings tracks. Demi’s chorus group vocals also were treated with the ShaperBox. The mix is set to 37 percent, and it is just to add a little bounce to the vocals. When done in a subtle way, side-chaining on vocals really makes them feel as if they have a little bit more rhythm.”

Demi can be seen recording with a Telefunken C-12 on the Trailer of her upcoming documentary "Dancing With The Devil"

Demi performing "Stone Cold" at the studio with a Neumann U 87 Ai.

"Demi Lovato used the Neumann M149 Tube Microphone during her performance of 'Sorry Not Sorry,' as shown in the user-uploaded photo."

Demi Lovato posted a picture of an AKG C12 VR Microphone to her Instagram Stories while teasing her 7th Album.

Demi recording vocals on the studio with a Telefunken ELA M 251.

Demi posted a story teasing a song from her upcoming 7th studio album in which an Apogee Duet 2 USB Audio Interface can be seen on her home studio.

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as mentioned by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview.

There also are very few sends in the session, and only Demi Lovato’s lead vocal tracks have sends to the three aux effect tracks: reverbs from Audio Ease’s Altiverb and Valhalla DSP’s Valhalla Room, plus delay from SoundToys’ Echoboy.

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as mentioned by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview.

There also are very few sends in the session, and only Demi Lovato’s lead vocal tracks have sends to the three aux effect tracks: reverbs from Audio Ease’s Altiverb and Valhalla DSP’s Valhalla Room, plus delay from SoundToys’ Echoboy.

Used on Lovato's vocals for Clean Bandit's "Solo", as stated by mix engineer Mark Ralph in this November 2018 Sound on Sound interview. An image of the settings for "Demi LV AT.03" can be found here.

“We also have Avid’s Smack! on Demi’s lead vocal. Normally the Waves CL76 is a go-to in-the-box compressor for me, but Smack still gets me an effect that’s most like an outboard compressor. It is really good at detecting pops, and de-essing in a very light way. When I have the vocal on the desk, it will go through my outboard compressor, and sometimes also desk compression. I will err on the side of caution because I know that it will be irreversible by the time I go in the box. When I am in the box and want to hear the vocals really right up front, I will put on Smack! on a more extreme setting, in this case an attack of 5.9 and a ratio of 6:1. The main lead vocal tracks have sends to the two reverb and delay aux tracks lower down the session, where you can see that I completely cut the reverbs and delay in a couple of places, which is a DJ trick: filtering a whole mix in and out."

Since HOLY FVCK release, she occasionally uses an Ibanez XPTB620 to play "Substance"