Miley Cyrus

Andrew Watt confirms that the vocal chain he employs for all artists he collaborates with, including Miley Cyrus, incorporates the Waves Renaissance Channel. He states, "Whether it’s Lipa or Osbourne, Cyrus or Malone on vocals, the exact same microphone and vocal chain is used: Sony C-800G to a Neve 1073 and UAD CL-1B, to Renaissance Channel, RVox for level, iZotope Nectar EQ, Fab-Filter ProDS (or Massey De-Esser) and usually a Magic Death Eye last—then a variety of effects including Valhalla Vintage Verb, a Plate of choice, various delays and often some sort of tight modulation (i.e. Waves Doubler, SoundToys Microshift, or TAL-CHORUS)." This information is sourced from Lily Moayeri's article "The Andrew Watt Touch" on Mixonline.

According to Andrew Watt, the vocal chain he employs for all artists he collaborates with, including Miley Cyrus, incorporates the DDMF Magic Death Eye. He states, "Whether it’s Lipa or Osbourne, Cyrus or Malone on vocals, the exact same microphone and vocal chain is used: Sony C-800G to a Neve 1073 and UAD CL-1B, to Renaissance Channel, RVox for level, iZotope Nectar EQ, Fab-Filter ProDS (or Massey De-Esser) and usually a Magic Death Eye last—then a variety of effects including Valhalla Vintage Verb, a Plate of choice, various delays and often some sort of tight modulation (i.e. Waves Doubler, SoundToys Microshift, or TAL-CHORUS)." This information is sourced from Lily Moayeri's article "The Andrew Watt Touch" on Mixonline.

In the video titled "Miley Cyrus In Studio" on YouTube, Miley Cyrus is seen using a Neumann U87 Ai microphone. The setup includes a windshield and sound treatment for enhanced recording quality, as well as a pop filter.

In the archived recording footage provided by Miley Nation, Miley Cyrus is clearly seen using a Neumann U47 with a pop filter while recording "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" with Dolly Parton.

In the music video for "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton, featuring Lainey Wilson, Miley Cyrus, Queen Latifah, and Reba McEntire, Miley Cyrus is seen using Audio-Technica ATH-M50x Professional Monitor Headphones at the 0:16 mark. The video was published on YouTube by Dolly Parton.

In a photo of Miley Cyrus' home studio featured by Architectural Digest, the ADAM Audio A8X Powered Studio Monitor is clearly visible.