Kevin Olusola

He's using Shure KSM8 black wireless version microphone for his vocal.

The cited article discussed Kevin's career and him joining Yamaha's artist roster with the introduction of the SVC-110SK Silent Cello to his collection of instruments. Olusola states, “I have played Yamaha instruments since I was young. . . I have always appreciated their top-notch quality when it comes to making instruments. Now that I have their amazing Silent Cello, I look forward to taking it on the road.” Since this article, it's been featured on tour with Pentatonix, in videos on his YouTube channel, and in studio recordings of his own music.

In the attached live performance, Kevin is using an Akai Professional MPK 88, which is clearly visible in the shot.

In the attached video, Kevin's set up for his live performance, the Ableton Push is featured and placed above his Akai MIDI keyboard.

In the attached video, Kevin is doing a live performance where he starts using the Roland SPD-SX starting around 2:57.

In the attached article, Pentatonix's mixer Ed Boyer takes a deep dive into the band's recording setup and the applications of specific gear they use. In the article, Ed mentions using the SM7B to record Kevin's beatboxing.

In the attached article, Pentatonix's mixer Ed Boyer takes a deep dive into the band's recording setup and the applications of specific gear they use. In the article, Ed mentions using an RE-20 to record Kevin's beatboxing.

In the attached YouTube video, Clear Tune Monitors showcases Pentatonix (Kevin's band) and their use of the brand's custom in-ears. According to the website, Pentatonix uses a version of the CT-500 Elite in-ears, although it's not clarified whether or not the custom in-ears are the CT-500 Elite in-ears or a separate set.

In the attached video with Pentatonix, Kevin can be seen singing into the AKG C414 throughout.