Jacob Collier

at 7:00 jacob opens keyscape and says that it is his favorite vst

He mentions and shows in this livestream that he uses this plugin to make effects, as heard in his arrangement of Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing.

Top left corner of video at 2:01:14 shows him opening (and demonstrating) the software

From 2:01:42 to 2:01:58, Jacob says, "It's fun, isn't it?" and "It's nice for that kind of high impact bass voice(s)"

He used the "Notre Dame" patch in the song "Moon River" because he collected the Moon intros videos on the same day than the Notre Dame fire happend. Visible around 7:44 in the video linked above.

He uses this in addition to Parallel Particles to make things sound beefier. Don't press the punish button.

"This is one of my favorite compressors, it's called the CLA-76."

During his Livestream for "All I Need," he is seen using Omnisphere here at the 10:56 mark. He has also talked about using Omnisphere several times.

Used all across the Djesse albums, especially on the more electronic tracks in Djesse Vol. 3. Discussed in the livestream around 13:58.

Jacob uses this plugin to "add meat" to his music, as shown here.

Used for mardi gras crowd track in "Time Alone With You (feat. Daniel Caesar)". Jacob shows his usage of the plugin at 31:23 in the video.

Used all across "All I Need" and other tunes on Djesse Vol. 3. Seen in the breakdown livestream around 10:40.

In Jacob's #IHarmU Livestream (ft. Lewin Blumel), Jacob uses Waves' Renaissance Bass (RBass) to beef up the low end of his vocal tracks. It shows him using the plugin at 10:42 in the video.

Jacob showcases his RC-20 Retro Color plugin in his 'All I Need' Logic Session Breakdown at 9:06. He calls it a "tape simulator plugin" and uses it on his brass system to produce a "slightly fuller, more rounded, warmer" sound with added "discrepancy, noise, crackle, and tube distortion".

He shows in this stream how he uses this plugin on piano to create cool effects.

Jacob showcases his use of Neutron 3 on his lead vocals in his 'All I Need' Logic Session Breakdown at 30:48. He used it to take out the low end to "leave room for the bass", as well as adding high-end/mids, a compressor, and an exciter.

Jacob showcases his Kings Microphone plugin in his 'Sleeping on My Dreams' Logic Session Breakdown at 14:47. He uses it on his vocals to "make it sound old-fashioned" and to "take out the cream".

At 8:13 you can Native instruments Discovery Series India is listed on the Kontakt player.

At 8:14 you can see Native Instruments Studio Drummer Listed on the Kontakt Player.

Used in the song "All Night Long (feat. Take 6)"

At 8:14 you can see Native Instruments Discovery Series West Africa listed on the Kontakt player.

Uses this plugin in his Djesse Vol. 3 song 'Sleeping On My Dreams' - showcases at 47:20 in the video. He uses it to oscillate a synth across the stereo field.

Jacob showcases his use of EchoBoy in his 'All I Need' Logic Session Breakdown at 29:59 to add a subtle delay to his lead vocals. Jacob says that it lets his vocals "breath" and provide width, and talks about his interaction with Ben Bloomberg, who recommended him the plugin, when he says that Ben told him that "delay can be reverb".

At 8:13 you can see Jacob using a sound from this library.

At 8:13 you can see Session Strings listed on the kontakt library list.

In this Instagram video, Jacob can be seen using Izotope Stutter Edit to create glitchy effects on his track "Butterflies".

Jacob Collier announces his first-ever choir instrument in collaboration with Native Instruments to promote his next album, DJeese Vol. 4. He Explains how he made the instrument by sampling real audiences from his world tours. It's Free (there is No Limited Time).