Mick Gordon

Absynth 5 can be seen in the first few seconds in this video.

The item can be seen 1:59 into this video https://youtu.be/1g-7-dFXOUU

Mick Gordon is pictured on Instagram with a Dunlop John Petrucci Custom Jazz III XL 1.5mm Guitar Pick, indicating its use in his setup.

Pedal spotted at 3:39 on the interview

IN this post mick shows off his mayones 7 string. The guitar is fitted with bareknuckle blackhawks, as well as a evertune bridge

In the YouTube video "Good Game Feature Story: Mick Gordon - Video Game Composer," Mick Gordon can be seen using the Mackie HR824mk2 Studio Monitors at the 3:15 mark.

"off/on. Fabulous old Ampex 601 preamp resurrected from the dead. ????????????"

At 18:08, he mentions using the Geiger Counter "which is kind of a bit crusher."

Seen at 20:38 micing up a Fender Mini '57 Twin Amp

Shown at 33:02. Used to create a "chunkier" guitar tone

Seen in Mick Gordon's Eurorack setup at 0:22 in the video for "BFG Division".

Can be seen in Mick Gordon's Eurorack setup at 0:22 in the video for "BFG Division".

Seen in Mick Gordon's Eurorack setup at 0:22 in the video for "BFG Division".

In this Instagram post Mick Gordon shows off this guitar by playing "Super Gore Nest" with it, and providing more detail about it in the post description.

This plugin can be seen in this Instagram post by Mick Gordon at 00:04, in his effects rack.

This plugin can be seen in this Instagram post by Mick Gordon at 00:04, in his effects rack.

This plugin can be seen in this Instagram post by Mick Gordon at 00:09.

This plugin can be seen in this Instagram post by Mick Gordon at 00:12.

This plugin can be seen in this Instagram post by Mick Gordon at 00:22.

In this Instagram post Mick Gordon uses and shows off this synth

It can be seen in this Instagram post by Mick Gordon

Mick Gordon uses it in this Instagram Post, performing "Nazi Punks, Gtfo"

Mick Gordon can be seen in this Instagram post performing "Language" by Porter Robinson on this synth

In the comment section of this video Mick answers questions and in one of his replies to a question regarding the gears he uses, he mentioned "As for synths in general, in-the-box it's only Serum, FM8 (or Sytrus) and occasionally Harmor. Out-the-box, it's Eurorack, Polivoks, MS-20 and a few other bits and bobs."

In the comment section of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bsXuaIVMB4 Mick answers questions and in one of his replies to a question regarding the gears he uses, he mentioned "As for synths in general, in-the-box it's only Serum, FM8 (or Sytrus) and occasionally Harmor. Out-the-box, it's Eurorack, Polivoks, MS-20 and a few other bits and bobs."

In the comment section of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bsXuaIVMB4 Mick answers questions and in one of his replies to a question regarding his favorite plugins, he mentioned this plugin

In the comment section of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bsXuaIVMB4 Mick answers questions and in one of his replies to a question regarding his favorite plugins, he mentioned this plugin

In the comment section of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bsXuaIVMB4 Mick answers questions and in one of his replies to a question regarding his favorite plugins, he mentioned this plugin

In the comment section of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bsXuaIVMB4 Mick answers questions and in one of his replies to a question regarding his favorite plugins, he mentioned this plugin

In this video, Mick Gordon gives an interview in front of his computer desk. The Nektar Panorama P6 can be seen at 0:51 seconds into the video.