Mike Shinoda

Mike demos how he creates a beat using a Native Instruments Maschine Studio.

In the live "Linkin Park & Friends Celebrate Life in Honor of Chester Bennington", we can see several times, in Shinoda's setup, next to the Komplete Maschine MKII the Maschine Jam

He can be seen playing this controller

At 0:50 in this video, Mike Shinoda says, "I actually put the keyboard and mouse right in th front of this Axiom Pro Keyborad, with this "guy" I can control all my virtual instruments through this."

In this video at 32:12 we can see Lexicon 480L

"Pushing it. #Ableton #LinkinPark2013"

At 1:41 in this video, Mike Shinoda says, "All the sound is routed basically right here (...) into these two SSL X-Racks"

The item can be seen 2:55 standing on the console.

In this video at 8:55 we can see Akai MPC 2000XL

In 4:40, you could see the maschine mk3 on his desk next to the push.

Near the Ms20, the mixer and the JU 06, you can se the tr808 on the desk.

At 7:09 he shows the s49 mk2, which can be identified by the screens and Mike also says that this is the new komplete kontrol keyboard as he is upgrading from the old one.

You can clearly see that Mike Shinoda uses a MacBook Pro throughout this video.

At 2:20 in this video, Mike Shinoda can be seen using a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol s49 Midi Keyboard controller.

At 2.34 you can see a Maschine MKII on his studio desk

In this video of linkin park studio session, the gear is focused at 5:10!

This item can be seen 1:10 at the bottom of the rack in the middle.

The AKAI S900 in the video at 3:40

At 0:20 on the video you can see him using it on the plane.

Mike build his beats through Native Instruments Maschine Plugin At 14:40 .

At 6:09, he says he uses the axe fx by fractal.

The Apple display is seen all throughout the video on linkin park's studio session of "Living Things".

In this video at 1:02 we can see Universal Audio Teletronix LA-2A Classic Leveling Amplifier

Mike uses it in this performance of numb at 0:44

it can be seen in his studio at 703

In a feature on the Native Instruments Blog, Mike Shinoda is shown using an Akai MPC60 in his studio, highlighting his innovative approach to blending Bollywood, hip hop, and metal.

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

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

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

According to Reverb, Mike Shinoda used the Yamaha KX5, which is highlighted as part of Linkin Park's gear history.