Jacob Collier

Seen throughout the video, hanging on the wall to the right of the door. Obviously a Fender acoustic bass, the pickguard shows that this has to be the Kingman SCE.

In this photo Jacob Collier can be seen in his room, sitting on his Baterinho, his "box of stars". It is custom painted, fading from blue to dark blue. The art on the back represents an image of his face composed of stars and a London Skyline composed of several musical instruments.

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".

He's only used this keyboard once, during his performance on Jimmy Kimmel. Visible at 0:21, identifiable by the "XW-P1" marking on the back. It's unclear if he'll use it ever again or where he got it from, but it's likely that he either rented it or had it, like the other Casio keyboard, for quite some time, he just stopped using it when he got some better ones.

As seen in the video "Jacob Collier Talks About Kii THREE Speakers" by Kii Audio on YouTube, this was the pop-screen he used with the AKG C12VR, at least since the room was remodeled in 2017. When he got the Klaus Heyne-modified U87AI, he started using a Neumann-branded windshield instead of a pop-filter like this and later used this Stedman filter at the piano, first for the U87AI, then later for the AEA KU5A ribbon microphone, having described the latter as being particularly sensitive to sibilance and plosives. It's likely that he stopped using a large round pop-filter because it obstructed his view of the computer monitor, later opting to position the microphone off-axis and using a thin windshield for spit protection.

Worn throughout his performance on CBS' Saturday Sessions (which has since been taken off YouTube) and on other occasions, starting in late 2020. Used mainly for recording everything but piano and drums, as well as some mixing, most likely.

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.

On Jacob Collier's Djesse tour, he and Maro use Novation SL MKIII keyboards to play and control various parameters in the show.

On the cover for Collier's debut album, In My Room, this melodica can be seen on the right with several others.

In a video by EHX, Jacob Collier demonstrates the Electro-Harmonix 45000 Foot Controller, showcasing its capabilities as part of the Electro-Harmonix 45000 Multi-Track Looping Recorder.

In the Canvas video titled "JACOB COLLIER: WTF IS A HARMONISER? | EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL PREVIEW," an LP Aspire LPA1331 Natural Wire Cajon is visible in the background, indicating its presence in Jacob Collier's setup.

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

Irish Bouzouki by Ashbury seen in the video linked above, starting around 0:39.

In an Instagram post by Jacob Collier, James Copus is seen wearing Yamaha HPH-MT8 headphones while recording trumpet and flugelhorn parts for "Time Alone With You" and "He Won’t Hold You." The distinctive color and design of the ear cups confirm they are the HPH-MT8 model.

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

Featured in this interview with Casio.

He performs with it in this video with Jonas Samuel Eger Visual Arts.

According to Collier's NX Design artist page, he uses the "NXT Double Bass." Images of him performing with the instrument are shown.

Visible in Collier's cover of Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)," starting at 3:20.

Visible throughout Collier's cover of Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)," starting at 0:18.

He is seen using this drum for the recording of "With The Love In My Heart" on instagram stories. (2018) It can be seen in the 16th clip of the Djesse Vol. 1 Story Highlight.

During an exclusive Patreon Livestream on Moment House, Ben Bloomberg confirmed that Jacob uses a Fuji X-E3, saying "We like the colors."

Jacob can be seen playing this bass in this video for the BBC

Seen by his drumset in this tiny desk (home) concert

Seen supporting his Mojave microphones. Probably used since 2017, when Ben Bloomberg outfitted his room with a whole bunch of new recording gear. This can only be the Keepdrum STB01 - a fairly obscure stereo bar - since it's the only stereo bar available with hexagonal screws like this one has that also has fixed microphone positions. He shows his microphone setup starting at 20:54.

As seen throughout the video holding the AKG C414 on the snare.

In a tweet, Jacob Collier mentions recording with Lianne La Havas in his music room, suggesting the use of a Neumann WS87 windscreen during vocal sessions.

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".