Noah "40" Shebib

This item can be seen in a photo posted on Noah "40" Shebib's official Instagram page.

"Sure there's other consoles, but when you get behind them what's there? Well you're back at Pro Tools again. I'm in a system where Pro Tools is talking to my console and vice versa. That alone gives me an advantage over, I feel like, everybody else who's mixing without an S5 or mixing just inside Pro Tools"

In this Instagram photo, Noah "40" Shebib can be seen using the Roland Aira TR-8. He captions the photo, "#early #TR-8 #roland"

In this Instagram video clip, Noah "40" Shebib shows some of his studio gear, the fist being an Akai Professional MPC Renaissance Controller.

40 posts an Instagram pic of his gear setup around his laptop, which includes the Akai MPK Mini Controller Keyboard (seen to the left of his MacBook).

The Crane Song Avocet Remote II was seen in a photo posted on Noah "40" Shebib's official Instagram page.

"#temporaryhomestudiomode." This pic was posted on may 2014 and can be seen in his studio

An Akai MPC 2500 can be seen in the video at 00:25.

An M-Audio Keystation 49 can be seen in this image, taken during the recording of Drake's album 'Take Care'.

"I'll use either a Sony C800G on [Drake] or, if he's in the control room, a [Shure] SM57"

A Maschine Mikro can be seen at 0:11 in this video of Noah "40" Shebib working in the studio.

An Akai LPK25 can be seen at 0:11 in this video of Noah "40" Shebib working in the studio.

An M-Audio Keystation 49es MIDI Controller can be seen at 1:11 in this video of Noah "40" Shebib working in the studio.

"40" is seen using the controller in this Instagram picture which is captioned, "Lookin at my @we.are.roli it's about that time..."

The Maschine Studio can be seen in Noah's studio at 1:19 in this YouTube video

The S49 can be seen behind Noah at 1:30 in this video

This compressor can be seen under the Maschine Studio, lit up under Noah's desk at 3:14 in this video

Used by 40 on tour buses

In this Instagram, Noah "40" Shebib shows his Native Instruments MASCHINE JAM. He captions the photo, "@nativeinstruments @kwest8825"

The Tube-Tech CL 1B Opto Compressor can clearly be seen in this photo on the left-hand side of the desk's rack unit.

This item can be seen at 1:17 in the video.

In this artcle Noah 40 Shebib states "a Neumann U87, and his scratch vocals. I'll use either a Sony C800G on him or, if he's in the control room, a Shure SM57. The mics go through a Neve 1073 or 1081, and I'll have an Teletronix LA2A on his voice, not hitting that too hard. These sketches will sometimes make it to the record. I'll sometimes sample them." on recording Drake. This was for the Take Care era

In this artcle Noah 40 Shebib states "a Neumann U87, and his scratch vocals. I'll use either a Sony C800G on him or, if he's in the control room, a Shure SM57. The mics go through a Neve 1073 or 1081, and I'll have an Teletronix LA2A on his voice, not hitting that too hard. These sketches will sometimes make it to the record. I'll sometimes sample them." on recording Drake. This was for the Take Care era

When recording Take Care with Drake, Noah 40 Shebib states in this article "I am adding plug-ins and mixing and tweaking the record as I go along, but at some point, once we know the record is real and we need to step it up a level, I take sessions to Metalworks Studios for the final mix. Boi-1da and T-Minus both use Fruity Loops to do their beats, and until recently it only spat out 16-bit files, so I almost always end up putting these through the 80-input SSL 4000 G+ at Metalworks Studio 2. I also stick them through some other analogue gear, like a Pultec, or Neve 1073s or LA2As.."

In this instagram post the Lexicon Prime Time Digital Delay Model 93 is shown

The API lunchbox 8 slot is shown in this post by Noah 40 Shebib

Shown at the 1:31 mark of this video