Mike Shinoda

In this video Mike Shinoda demonstrates the use of several Electro-Harmonix effects, including the Memory Man. The effects pedals are all clearly named at around (0:30) in the video.

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

Mike Shinoda uses the PRS Standard 22 Platinum, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.

Mike Shinoda is seen playing a Takamine EG461SC, as documented by The Guitars of Linkin Park.

Mike Shinoda is seen using the Pignose PGG-200 electric guitar, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.

he can be seen using this guitar

Mike Shinoda is seen using the Gibson Custom SG Special Electric Guitar, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.

Mike Shinoda uses the Epiphone Inspired by John Lennon Casino Electric Guitar, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.

he can be seen using this guitar

he can be seen using this guitar

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.

Mike is seen using Valhalla Room Reverb

The item can be seen at 3:40 inside the rack table above the telephone.

The AKAI S900 in the video at 3:40

1 minute in he says that he uses this microphone.

On this video at 0:46, Mike Shinoda use this pedal for creating samples.

Mike Shinoda used a Fender American Original '50s Stratocaster during his Post Traumatic Tour in 2018 and 2019. He customized the guitar with doodles, distinguishing it from the standard model. Additional details can be found on his Instagram page. This information is supported by an article on Swaysuniverse.

In the YouTube video by Edu Abentin, Chester Bennington is frequently seen using the Telefunken U47 microphone in Mike Shinoda's home studio for vocal recording sessions.

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

At 2:36 this pedal can be seen.

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

In a livestream on April 1, 2020, titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo," Mike Shinoda uses the Native Instruments Kinetic Metal plugin.

In a livestream titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo" on April 1, 2020, Mike Shinoda uses the XLN Audio RC-20 Retro Color plugin. This session is available on Shinoda Livestreams' YouTube channel.

In a livestream on April 1, 2020, titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo," Mike Shinoda uses iZotope Ozone 9 for mastering.

In a livestream on April 1, 2020, titled "Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo," Mike Shinoda uses iZotope RX 8 as part of his music production process.

In a livestream titled "4.1.20 - Today's CoronaJam: A Hybrid Theory-style demo" on Shinoda Livestreams, Mike Shinoda uses Native Instruments REAKTOR.

In a livestream titled "4.5.20 - Quick CoronaJam!" on the Shinoda Livestreams YouTube channel, Mike Shinoda uses the Sugar Bytes Effectrix plugin.

In a livestream titled "4.5.20 - Quick CoronaJam!" on the Shinoda Livestreams YouTube channel, Mike Shinoda uses the Sugar Bytes Turnado Action Multi FX VST.