Jon Bellion

Jon Bellion can be seen using the Apogee Duet at 6:37 into his "The Making of Ungrateful Eyes" video.

Jon Bellion can be seen using the M-Audio Axiom Pro in his "The Making of Ungrateful Eyes" video @ 3:10.

In this behind the scenes video on Twitter, an Akai MPK25 can be clearly seen in the video starting at around 0:10.

Jon Bellion can be seen using a Mac Book Pro in his "Making of One More Time" video @ 3:36.

Jon Bellion can be seen using the Novation 61SL MkII in his "Making of One More Time" video @ 3:58.

In the making of his song Guillotine. You see him using it quite a few times throughout leading to the final production of his song. At 19:19 is when you can clearly see he's using the AKAI.

He used a Mac Pro in many Studio Videos like in the last one at 10:42.

At the [6:19] mark of this video Jon Bellion is shown recording into the sE Electrionics Project Studio Reflexion Filter (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VysiDlR0xPU&t=618s)

In the behind-the-scenes video "The Making Of Woodstock, All Time Low, Woke The F*ck Up," Jon Bellion is seen using the M-Audio Axiom AIR 61 61-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller extensively.

In this video, Jon Bellion utilizes the Novation Launchkey 61 by using both the drum pads and the keyboard to create various melodies as well as the drum sequence for his song "One more Time".

At around 3:15 of The Making Of Pre-Occupied as Dexter zooms out, we get a clear shot of Jon using the Apogee Quartet

In the YouTube video titled "How Jon Bellion Changed Music Forever, Then Walked Away" by Daniel Wall, Jon Bellion is seen with the Solid State Logic Fusion in the background on his basement home studio desk.

In the YouTube video titled "How Jon Bellion Changed Music Forever, Then Walked Away" by Daniel Wall, Jon Bellion is seen with the Rupert Neve Designs 5057 Orbit Summing Mixer next to his basement home studio desk.

In the YouTube video titled "How Jon Bellion Changed Music Forever, Then Walked Away" by Daniel Wall, Jon Bellion is seen with the Tascam Porta One in the background on top of other gear next to his basement home studio desk.

In the YouTube video titled "How Jon Bellion Changed Music Forever, Then Walked Away" by Daniel Wall, Jon Bellion is seen with the Apogee Symphony I/O MK II, which is mounted in his basement home studio desk.

In the YouTube video titled "How Jon Bellion Changed Music Forever, Then Walked Away" by Daniel Wall, Jon Bellion can be seen with the Arturia KeyLab Essential 49 next to him on his basement home studio desk.

In the video "The Making Of Simple and Sweet (Behind The Scenes)" by Jon Bellion, he is seen using the Akai MPC 2000XL at the beginning to create the drum groove. This provides clear evidence of his use of the gear.