Mike Shinoda

Mike Shinoda uses a PRS Singlecut guitar, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.

Mike Shinoda is seen using the Gibson SG Standard, as detailed on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.

he can be seen using this guitar

Mike Shinoda is seen using the Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park.

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

The band is also employing a wide selection of A-T hard-wired microphones, including the AT4050 on guitars and overheads; AT4047 on guitar cabinets; AE2500 on kick; ATM350 on rack and floor tom; ATM450 on hi-hat; AE5100 on ride; and AT835STs for audience.

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.

This item can be seen 2:21 into this video.

Hi equipboard.com team! the on your site about Chester Bennington you can see that Chester‘s using an AEW T6100 too. the Video is a concert from Linkin Park were you can see (from 23:23 - 24:40) that Mike uses the same microphone like Chester. He‘s using it since 2007 and is still using it. and this is why i want to add it! hope you‘re good! Bye (sorry for my bad english xD)

mike can be seen playing this bass in this image.

According to The Guitars of Linkin Park, Mike Shinoda uses the DiMarzio DP207 D Sonic humbucker in one of his guitars, or he may use Brad Delson's guitar equipped with this pickup.

On this article detailing Andy Wallace's mixing work on The Hunting Party, this photo features Mike playing a seafoam green Fender Jazz Bass in the studio

In a livestream on April 1, 2020, titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo," Mike Shinoda uses the Native Instruments The Giant Kontakt Instrument. This session is available on the Shinoda Livestreams YouTube channel.

In a livestream titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo" on April 1, 2020, Mike Shinoda uses the Output EXHALE plugin, showcasing its features and integration into his creative process.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0_Mp4NS7RU&t=1582s

In a livestream on April 1, 2020, titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo," Mike Shinoda uses Native Instruments Studio Drummer. The session is available on the Shinoda Livestreams YouTube channel.

In a livestream on April 7, 2020, Mike Shinoda uses iZotope Nectar 3 while creating a "Reanimation"-themed song.

he can be seen with this guitar

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.

At 11:23, he uses this

at 1:31:46, he uses this plugin

In a recent broadcast, Mike Shinoda was seen using a Gibson Les Paul Classic Custom Ebony guitar.

at 2:00:04, he uses t racks one

In this YouTube source video you can see a glimpse of the product on his table.

Mike demonstrates how he puts a beat together, and a Line 6 Pod is seen through the short video.

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