Mark Foster

Seen on the left hand side of Mark's studio space.

Mark Foster uses Logic Pro 9, according to this article.

In this photo, Mark Foster can be seen playing a Fender Blacktop Jaguar guitar in a live performing with Foster the People.

In the source Mark's guitar tech talks about Marks new main guitar, which in this case being the 1976 ES 335.

In this video, at 0:45, one can see Mark Foster playing black Fender Telecaster.

In this article Mark Foster says that uses a Macbook Pro and Logic Pro.

Mark is playing a vintage Fender Precision Bass while demonstrating his writing process.

At 3:05 in this video by Akai, Mark Foster talks about his use of the MPK61 saying, "I mean I'd experimented with a couple different midi keyboards before deciding on the Akais. And I think the way that it is setup is pretty user-friendly. I think it's pretty intuitive, just the way that the layout is and it seemed to be the most reliable midi controller. So that's why we went with that. And then also, it's just good to have the capabilities of having the pads separate from the keys and the faders, you know, to be able to program cutout for release and having effects there, it just made sense for what we needed to do."

In this video, Mark Foster can be seen playing a Gibson 1965 J-45 Donovan Model acoustic guitar in a live performance with Foster The People in the MetroPCS Lounge at RADIO 94.7 in Sacramento, CA.

Guitar link: http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Acoustic-Instruments/2014/1965-J-45-The-Donovan-Model.aspx

In this video, Mark Foster can be seen playing a Fender American Vintage '52 Telecaster guitar in a live performance with Foster the People.

In this video, Mark Foster can be seen playing a Nord Stage EX in a live performance with Foster the People on The Late Show with David Letterman.

In this photo, we can see Foster playing a Taylor 214ce.

In this photo Mark Foster can be seen playing a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar.

At 2:23 we can see Mark in front of his 88 key Akai Pro Midi Controller in his home studio in LA.

In an Instagram post by Foster the People, Mark Foster can be seen in the studio with a Linn Electronics LinnDrum prominently placed on the right-hand side in front of his desk, indicating its use during their session.

0:59, clearly seen on the lefthand side of his desk.

In this photo Mark Foster cane seen playing a Taylor 712ce Acoustic Electric Guitar.

In this video, you can see foster playing a gibson les paul during a performance of helena beat

Microphone used by Mark Foster for live performances

Seen on his desk at 0:07 and throughout the video.

Seen on his stand in his instrument room at 0:02. You can see it's the little phatty by the color and 37 keys.

Seen playing at 0:55. I think it's some sort of vintage model, but it could be an American Ultra with some changed aesthetics.

Seen on the wall at 0:27. You can see its a U1 based on the single pickup, probably a vintage model.

Seen on the wall at 0:27. TV yellow with p90s, could be vintage, could be a reissue.

Seen on a stand in the back of his instrument room at 0:15. Seen with a single neck humbucker, but tele custom by the pickguard and single bridge pickup.

Seen hanging on the wall at 0:27. Could be a vintage model, no way of telling.

Seen on the floor at 0:27. Probably vintage by the discoloration.

in this music video he is seen singing into it through out

In the official video for "Pumped Up Kicks" by Foster The People, Mark Foster is seen singing into a Shure 520D "Green Bullet" microphone at the beginning, contributing to the song's distinctive distorted voice effect.

Sony MDR-7506 can be seen at full live show.