Ellie Goulding

The main lead in the song "Lights" is Preset 148 from Sylenth1 "ARP Raindrop". If you play B2 then G#2 you will get the same sound. The sound can be heard at the very beginning of the song.

Taken on April 16, 2012. JH16 Black Transparent with Custom Single Color Artwork.

With everyone using Sennheiser SR2050 IEM systems with EK2000 bodypacks, JH Audio JH16 custom-molded earphones were chosen for all as well.

"We used a variety of different capsules in rehearsals, and the 945 just really suits Ellie’s voice." - Ellie's backline tech Steven “Rusty” Russell.

"Award-winning singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ellie Goulding has switched to a DPA d:facto™ Vocal Microphone after trying it for the first time at the Chime for Change concert, which took place in London in June. Currently touring in the USA to promote her second album, Halcyon, Goulding is now using the a wireless version of the d:facto Vocal Microphone for all of her concerts. "

Ellie Goulding [...] sang into an SKM 2000 handheld

ulding sing- ing with an DPA d:facto II on a Sennheiser wireless transmitter.

[...] supplied a Sennheiser EM 3732-II radio system with SKM 5200-II handheld microphones and MD 5235 capsules

[...] supplied a Sennheiser EM 3732-II radio system with SKM 5200-II handheld microphones and MD 5235 capsules.

[...] supplied a Sennheiser EM 3732-II radio system with SKM 5200-II handheld microphones and MD 5235 capsules.

“In the Ellie Goulding live show every member of the band plays either keyboards or sample pads or both, so there is a lot of MIDI coming from the stage at any one time...I have two systems offstage receiving this MIDI via the MIDI Solutions M8—one running Mainstage, which handles the keyboards, and one running Ableton Live to handle the drum triggers, sample pads and track. While this rig lives offstage, during the show it is operated entirely by the band onstage via their instruments so they retain complete control of the show.” - Ellie's backline tech/MIDI Will Sanderson. The date of this article leads me to believe he was referring to Ableton Live 9.

Back at it - Delirium World Tour rehearsals!

“Yeah. I’m quite small, and it feels big sometimes – but it works for me. It’s just a great sounding guitar. Even before I got a recording deal, I had a publishing deal, and I have always played Gibsons since. One of my manager’s friends recommended Gibson." - Ellie Goulding.

Goulding can be seen in this photo playing a Gibson J-200.

Ellie Goulding plays Les Paul in one of her concerts. It's also her favourite guitar.

“Ellie, as well as singing and playing guitar, also plays a Korg padKontrol MIDI studio controller, a Roland SPD-SX sampling pad, and floor tom,” - Ellie's backline tech Steven “Rusty” Russell.

“Ellie, as well as singing and playing guitar, also plays a Korg padKontrol MIDI studio controller, a Roland SPD-SX sampling pad, and floor tom,” - Ellie's backline tech Steven “Rusty” Russell.

Goulding sing- ing with an DPA d:facto II on a Sennheiser wireless transmitter.

“In the Ellie Goulding live show every member of the band plays either keyboards or sample pads or both, so there is a lot of MIDI coming from the stage at any one time...I have two systems offstage receiving this MIDI via the MIDI Solutions M8—one running Mainstage, which handles the keyboards, and one running Ableton Live to handle the drum triggers, sample pads and track. While this rig lives offstage, during the show it is operated entirely by the band onstage via their instruments so they retain complete control of the show.” - Ellie's backline tech/MIDI Will Sanderson.

With everyone using Sennheiser SR2050 IEM systems with EK2000 bodypacks, JH Audio JH16 custom-molded earphones were chosen for all as well.