Jacob Collier

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 a video from Jacob Collier's Djesse World Tour 2022 in Portland, he is seen playing a Charvel Pro-Mod San Dimas Bass PJ V.

Can be seen playing Yamaha PSSA50 in this post.

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

In this documentary, at 9:40 a pair of Distressors can be seen in Jacob's rack mount.

In the "All Night Long" music video by Jacob Collier, Jacob briefly uses the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 keyboard controller, particularly visibly at the 5:29 timestamp. Judging by the controls, this appears to be the Mk1 version, and the official Native Instruments website confirms that Collier has since transitioned to employing the Mk3 version of this controller for both his live performances and studio work.

In this logic session breakdown, the Coles 4038 can be seen used as an overhead on his drum kit.

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).

In this video, Jacob used the Kontrol S61 Mk3 61-key Smart Keyboard Controller while breaking his instrument with native instruments. It's called the Jacob Collier Audience Choir.

Jacob Collier is confirmed to use the Kali Audio IN-5 studio monitors, as evidenced in a video titled "INSIDE: Jacob Collier's Home Studio" by Caleb Simpson on YouTube, where the monitors are visible on his desk.

At 2:42 in this video tour of his home studio, a Fender Princeton is seen below Jacob Collier's desk.

In the YouTube video "INSIDE: Jacob Colliers Home Studio" by Caleb Simpson at 21:38, a blue rack unit matching the knob placement of a Focusrite ISA 828 can be seen in the rack on the left side under the Focusrite Red4.

At 22:48 of the YouTube video "INSIDE: Jacob Collier's Home Studio" by Caleb Simpson, a Höfner Beatles Bass VSB is visible on the stand beside the yellow Strandberg 5-string custom guitar built for Jacob Collier. (It may or may not be an ignition model, a Hofner enthusiast can probably confirm what model it is).

At 22:06 of the YouTube video "INSIDE: Jacob Collier's Home Studio" by Caleb Simpson, a large Elgato Stream Deck XL is clearly visible in Jacob Collier's setup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-thXZTnk94&ab_channel=JacobCollier 52:11

Jacob Collier is confirmed to use this special Strandberg Boden model in his music video "WELLLL" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lSqCdA2yAI&t=2s). Furthermore, he showcases this guitar in this YouTube video starting at the 18:32 mark ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WknTbYOet4c). Additionally, Jacob provides a full introduction to this guitar in another video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBK2G8IlwD0&t=3s). This usage is also corroborated by Strandberg Guitars, which lists Jacob Collier as an artist associated with their brand.

In the YouTube video titled "Jacob Collier's Audience Choir Experiment," Jacob Collier demonstrates his use of a virtual studio technology (VST) plugin with the M-Audio Keystudio 49-Key USB Keyboard Controller. This is verified through the video provided by Tape Notes Podcast.

In the YouTube video titled "Jacob Collier's Audience Choir Experiment," Jacob Collier demonstrates his use of the M-Audio Keystation 49 MK3 keyboard controller. This information is provided by the Tape Notes Podcast.

Jacob Collier is seen using the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO-250 Closed Studio Headphones throughout the video he uploaded on his YouTube channel in 2024. In this video, he is working on the song "Bridge Over Troubled Water" for his album Djesse Vol. 4, collaborating with vocalist Tori Kelly. This information is sourced from the video titled "Jacob Collier & Tori Kelly recording Bridge Over Troubled Water (8-minute version)" on Jacob Collier's YouTube channel.