Mac Miller

At 0:27 you can see Mac Miller in his vocal booth using a u87

From the start of the video you can see Mac recording into the Sony C800G Mic

Mac Miller is performing on the SM7B in this video

You can see them on the table right next to keyboard. These red marks and printing are definetly from MDR-7506

At 1:28 Mac Miller can be seen using the Avalon | VT-700 in rhythm roulette for making a beat for Mass Appeal.

On 1:26 Mac Miller can be seen using the Focusrite OctoPre MkII 8-Channel Microphone Preamplifier on Rhythm Roulette making a beat for Mass Appeal.

In this Instagram picture, one can see Mac Miller using the Ableton Push controller with the caption 'hey thats me making a beat.'

Mac Miller (Larry Fisherman) is seen using the korg microkey 37 at 3:25

Mac Miller used the Universal Audio Apollo in Rhythm Roulette to make a beat for Mass Appeal.

Hey that's me making a beat

In this picture we see Mac working on a song with Ariana Grande using a V49.

"I don't know what I'm doing, ok, but I've seen people do this before, and it's tight." Mac says this in the video around 6:58. He also goes on to solo behind his head at 40:50, so I would say he knows his way around the guitar.

Mac's "Secret Weapon" can be seen at 39:35. His guitar skills aren't as refined in this video as in the live from space video. He gained skill in the years between tours.

He uses a white Telecaster with a Fender amp throughout the video.

Mac playing a Fender Squier Strat in the studio at 2:40.

Mac is seen to be on his 15" Macbook Pro Retina with Apple Logic Pro X on the screen.

Miller can be seen playing a Vintage Fender Precision Bass at 4:13 of this video.

You can see him at 1:41 playing a 5-string Fender P-Bass in Antique Olive.

Mac Miller used the KRK Rokits Powered 10-3 Monitor System in Rhythm Roulette for making a beat for Mass Appeal.

Im guessing that these are the HS-7 judged next to the KRK's (1:40). They could be HS-5's but as far as I know the Logo on the 5s does not light up.

Mac can be seen playing the Rhodes 0:47 into this video

At 3:00 in this video, you can see Mac Miller using Logic Pro X to make a beat.

At 1:38 you can see him using Ableton.

In this video you can see Mac Miller using the Numark TTUSB Turntable at 1:20.

You can see the amp at 0:17 in the background.

Mac Miller plays the Nord Stage 2 throughout this video of "House of the Rising Sun."

In this Instagram picture of Mac Miller, in the studio a Microkorg can be seen in the background.