Lady Gaga

In an August 2020 article with "Sound On Sound" Gaga's mix Engineers Benjamin Rice and Tom Norris Confirm her vocal chain used consistently in her music: "I have been using the same chain on LG for years, which starts with her personal, vintage Neumann U47, which I think is 60 years old now, and that has a great sound. We're used to it, and she loves singing into it. That goes into her vintage Neve 1073 mic pre, and then into a Tube-Tech CL-1B compressor, and straight into Pro Tools. It doesn't matter where we are, whether it's a studio, or at her house, or on a bus, I travel with this chain and record her with it. It makes it easier for me to punch in and out and combine takes from different days and places.

Lady Gaga uses the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor, as confirmed by her vocal producer/mixer, who stated: "I use around six outboard sends to physical plates and rooms that Henson has available, as well as an Eventide H3500 and an AMS RMX16 effects processor" (Mixonline, Lily Moayeri).

Lady Gaga uses the AMS RMX16 Digital Reverberation System, as confirmed by her vocal producer/mixer, who stated: "I use around six outboard sends to physical plates and rooms that Henson has available, as well as an Eventide H3500 and an AMS RMX16 effects processor" (Mixonline, Lily Moayeri).

Lady Gaga used the SSL G Series Compressor on her album Chromatica. According to her engineer, "I mostly relied on the SSL G Compressor on the master, turning up the kick drum into that, the sort of sound you hear on French touch records" (source: Mixonline, author: Lily Moayeri, article: "Mixing Lady Gaga").

Lady Gaga uses the Alesis 3630 Dual-Channel Compressor/Limiter with Gate. According to her engineer, "I brought in my Alesis 3630 compressor, which is a total piece of crap, but it really has a sound to it. It’s this $50 compressor that they use in churches. It was used on at least the first two Daft Punk records. That made its way into the more melodic pieces of songs like ‘Rain on Me,’ which has a ‘Stardust’ vibe" during the production of her album Chromatica (Mixing Lady Gaga - Mixonline by Lily Moayeri).

Lady Gaga uses the Eventide H3500 Ultra-Harmonizer on her album Chromatica. According to Soundonsound's article "Inside Track: Lady Gaga 'Rain On Me'", her engineer stated, "I did use some outboard on Chromatica, like plates, the Eventide H3500 and the AMS RMX16."

In the Rolling Stone video titled "How Lady Gaga Embraced ‘Exercises in Chaos’ to Make New Single ‘Disease’ | The Breakdown," Lady Gaga is seen using the Solid State Logic Matrix² in a recording studio.