Jack Antonoff

Then what’s great about the room is there’s all these little booby traps everywhere. Like, I have two mics in the top of the room that are really great for backup vocals, or acoustic room sound. I’ll often record that in addition to stuff. They’re both Coles [4038] mics which sound kind of odd.

In the YouTube video "Making of 'I Wanna Get Better,'" Jack Antonoff is shown using an Oberheim OB-8 synthesizer among his collection of keyboards and synths.

Jack Antonoff showcases the E-Mu Emulator II in an Instagram post, highlighting its presence in his creative setup.

In the attached video for "Bleachers - Making Of Don't Take The Money" from June 2017, at the 2.26 mark you can watch Jack Antonoff using the Minimoog Model D.

He used a preset on one of Taylor Swift's songs. It's on his desk next to the DX-100 and MG-1.

Jack has this keyboard in front of him during the entire interview. Logo can be seen at 6:57 mark.

At 1.12, Jack can be seen using an Epiphone ES-335 Pro during the In-Ride Sessions with Charlie XCX.

Jack posted a photo on Facebook of him in his home studio, where you can spot a Korg VC-10 Vocoder on top of the piano. The photo is captioned: "in the [comfort] zone".

"Antonoff’s favourite outboard reverb is the spring in his Roland Chorus Echo. Plug-in-wise, he tends to use the Waves Renaissance Reverb and Valhalla’s Plate, SoundToys’ EchoBoy for delay and, for more extreme effects, SoundToys’ FilterFreak, PanMan and Crystallizer granular delay."

Jack can be seen using the plugin on his Telecaster 6:40 into this video

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In this video of Jack at Alt 98.7 fm(Rockstars Karaoke w Jack Antonoff), one can cleary see Jack using a Gibson LG-2 American Eagle acoustic guitar.

At the beginning of this video, one can see Jack Antonoff using a Fender Deluxe Reverb amp while playing the Only One by Kanye West.

According to Shure's artist page, Bleachers' Jack Antonoff uses Shure's Beta 57A microphone for Background vocals and to mic his snare bottom.

In this video the TC Helicon VoiceLive Touch 2 can be seen on Jack's desk, although its use is unknown as he does not use it for live shows.

“but then countered it with a super-distorted Minimoog Voyager in the chorus … That sounds extremely modern to me." in reference to Taylor Swift's "Out Of The Woods".

Seen behind his studio desk in the Don't Take The Money making of video

Jack often uses the Limited Edition Wilshire Pro guitar in his live performances of Shadow, Like A River Runs, Carry On (from his time in fun.), and Don't Take The Money (as seen in the video at 1:55). This Alpine White guitar perfectly fits Bleachers' use of black and white in the Strange Desire and Gone Now album covers. Jack has stated that "black and white creates a strange dreamscape that color never can." These colors are also symbolic of his anthemic Bleachers music, inspired by the Beatles and Bruce Springsteen, to which fans can both dance and cry.

In 2:04 into the video, Antonoff demonstrates how he came up with the bass line for "Don't Take The Money".

You can see the ARP in his studio underneath the Oberheim and atop an old Solina stringer.

In a photograph, Jack Antonoff is seen with an ARP Omni-2 synthesizer positioned beneath the Pro-DGX, suggesting its use in his setup.

Located below Antonoff’s workbench to his left are his preamps, with the Chandler TG2 EMI strips being used mainly for guitar and bass.

Jack Antonoff from band Fun. is playing in The X Factor show in this video, and from 2:25-2:28, there is a clear shot of Jack playing the Gibson ES 335.

In this video the Avid Mbox Pro 3 can be seen on Jack's desk.

4:43 mark you can see the NS-10's but you can see them lots thru the whole attached video.

"Antonoff’s favourite outboard reverb is the spring in his Roland Chorus Echo. Plug-in-wise, he tends to use the Waves Renaissance Reverb and Valhalla’s Plate, SoundToys’ EchoBoy for delay and, for more extreme effects, SoundToys’ FilterFreak, PanMan and Crystallizer granular delay."

Jack mentions that he has it when listing his equipment:

I have...a [Ekdahl] Moisturizer [spring reverb]

In a discussion on Reddit, user omgbearsohmy highlights that Jack Antonoff uses the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Black Fountain delay pedal, noting its position on the left among his Mellotron pedals.

At 1:34 of this video it's clear that Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner were all using Shure SRH 840 headphones.

In this video, Jack Antonoff can be seen playing a Epiphone Riviera Custom P-93 Royale in a live performance with Fun.