Mike Patton

Throughout the performance Patton is seen using two Shure Beta 57s one for regular vocals and one for vocals with effects. This is made obvious by the microphone grilles.

In this youtube video you can see the SK-88 above the DJ-70. The SK-88 can be identified by the MIDI ports in the back and most importantly, the RCA outputs on the side of the keyboard. Trey Spruance also mentions in this interview (https://nirrosive.tripod.com/equipment.html) that

"Some of the sounds on his little Roland keyboard are pretty good."

Since the DJ-70 is a sampler and doesn't have any factory sounds, it can be inferred that he's talking about the SK-88.

He uses Synthotron according to Red Witch website .

in this video he can be seen using this specific RCA cassette recorder

Mike Patton is listed in the Artists Gallery of Red Witch Pedals as a user of the Red Witch Titan delay effects pedal.

Mike started using this midi keyboard with a computer around 2004 in fantomas for the suspended animation era.

Mike used the digitech space station in fantomas from 1998 to around 2003

A fan photo of Mike Patton's stage setup, shared on Reddit, clearly shows the use of the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Portable Synthesizer.

On January 24, 2026, a Reddit user named Specialist_Shock1108 posted a clear photo of Mike Patton's stage setup, which prominently features the Stylophone Theremin Portable Touch-Sensitive Synthesizer on the far left.

On January 24, 2026, a Reddit user named Specialist_Shock1108 shared an image of Mike Patton's stage setup, where the Playtime Engineering Blipblox Synth for Kids is visibly placed beneath the Teenage Engineering OP-1, confirming its usage live.

In a photograph from Faith No More's performance on October 12, 1991, at the Day on the Green festival in Oakland, CA, Mike Patton is clearly seen using a Shure SM58 microphone. This image serves as proof of his use of the Shure SM58 during this particular live performance.