Mac DeMarco

"the condenser I use for pretty much everything is a roland dr80c. really cheap intro mic. I put it above the kick and snare pointing at the beater of the kick and play lightly."

In the video by The Daily Indie, Mac DeMarco is seen using the Electro-Voice EV-664 microphone during performances of "Annie," "The Stars Keep On Calling My Name," and "Robson Girl."

After mac plays all the keyboards, he says "Yea" into a Shure SM7B.

At 9:01 in the video interview, Mac discusses his Shure SM57 microphones, stating, "I love '57s."

here in this photo as well as many other videos and performances, mac can be seen singing into a Shure SM58 mic.

"I asked my sound guy, "Can we get a nice mic?" And he said, "Okay, we'll buy a [Neumann] U87. It's good for a lot of shit.""

The mic is demonstrated at 1:19 where he says 'Electrovoice RE-20' on the advanced studio recording techniques video 'Microphones Comparison'.

In an image from Timeout, Mac DeMarco is pictured by his drum kit, where a Shure Beta 52A microphone is visibly used to mic the kick drum.

The mic is demonstrated at 1:58 where he says 'Lomo 19A9' on the advanced studio recording techniques video 'Microphones Comparison'.

"For This Old Dog, I got interested in nicer gear. Now I have legitimately nice shit, for better or for worse. I have a bunch of really nice preamps and little sidecars. I have a set of Coles [4038 mics]"

in this article, Mac states his sound tech purchased several mics for the recording of This Old Dog, including a Royer R-121.

At 9:35 in the video interview, Mac explains that he recently purchased a few expensive microphones, including a "tube U67".

At 0.56 into the video you can see mac talking into an electrovoice 265a

At 9:35 in the video interview, Mac explains that he recently purchased a few expensive microphones, including a "tube U47".

At 5:25 Mac is showing his echo-chamber, and says that he uses a pair of Neumann KM-184 for recording in it.

At 4:30 he shows the mic and says it's a 44B but the 44Bs were black so I suppose it's a 44BX because they were finished in umber grey. They are more or less the same mics anyway.

In a Reddit post, a fan recounts meeting Mac DeMarco and shares that the artist used the Shure Motiv MV88 iOS Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone to capture field recordings during a trip to Japan. These recordings are featured in the track "Baby Bye Bye" from the album "Here Comes the Cowboy."

At 9:09, Mac explains that he uses Shure Beta 57A microphones on drums and vocals. He also uses one in his studio.

Mac DeMarco discussed using the Sennheiser MD 441-U as his snare microphone during a conversation on the MC server, as shown in the Imgur source.

He’s got a fet 47 type mic on his kick in the interview.

at 16:12 as well as other parts throughout the video, Mac can be seen singing into a Shure Beta 58A.

We can see Telefunken V76 at 0:08 in this video.

In an Instagram story promoting the 10th anniversary edition of "Another One," Mac DeMarco can be seen using the Sonosax SX-M2D2, as seen by a screenshot where the SX-M2D2 is visible just above his mixer to the right.