Mike Shinoda

At 3:55 in this video, Mike Shinoda says, "I like the [tactile] expereince (...) the Nord is great..."

In this video Mike Shinoda uses a specific string synth sound for Linkin Park's single "The Catalyst".

Mike demonstrates how he puts a beat together through this short video.

At 8.07 we can see Roland Juno-106 Synthesizer in his studio equipment

Mike Shinoda playing the Triton

At 59:00 Mike can be seen pulling out and performing on a Moog Minimoog Voyager Performer Edition

in this image, we can see mike using one of these keyboards.

At 1:10 in this video, Mike Shinoda says, "The other rack here is my Virus TI Polar..."

In a user-uploaded photo from Openlabs, Mike Shinoda is seen playing a Nord Electro 4 synthesizer.

You can see the XXL and its branding clearly throughout the video like at 0:19. Mike used this Neko for touring with Linkin Park from 2010 to early 2014 when he replaced it with a Nord keyboard.

On the left of Mike, you could see near the Virus Ti that he has the microkorg. The mic has been detached.

Mike plays around with an OP-1 and the sound from RAZORS.OUT can be heard.

Mike and Phoenix in the studio 2016

Can be seen in this video at 2:33

In this video we can see Korg MS-20 Mini

Throughout his live streams, he has a k25m as a synth controller for the Ju 06.

At 3:55 in this video, Mike Shinoda says, "I like the tactile expereince (...) I use that little Miko..."

You can see the antennas on the theremin and Mike using it as a MIDI controller when he's on the keyboard stage and put his left hand to the side to control the wave.

During the Linkin Park live performance at KROQ iConcerts on September 7, 2010, Mike Shinoda can be seen using the Open Labs Open Synth Neko 64. This is documented in a video uploaded to YouTube by Cherub Ayaka.

In the YouTube video titled "Mike Shinoda Unboxing - Hybrid Theory 20th Anniversary Edition Super Deluxe Box Set" by Linkin Park, Mike Shinoda is seen with the Roland Boutique JU-06 synthesizer.

"Keyboard Combo. #linkinpark #studio"

Mike can be seen playing the Nord stage 2 ex here

it can be seen in his studio at 656

he has the ether wave next to his keyboard during live performances

he can be seen with a fender Rhodes in his recording studio

Listed in this article, used for the recording of the original Xero demo tape in in 1997

During Linkin Park's acoustic performance of "In My Remains" at the LPU Summit in Camden, NJ, on August 17, 2012, Mike Shinoda played the Casio Privia PX-410R. This performance can be seen in the video by Eliot on YouTube.