Noah Attard

In a post by thelotustemplemusic on Instagram, Noah Attard is shown using the Roland JC-40 Jazz Chorus amplifier while recording multiple tracks.

This is the mixer/interface he uses to capture instruments with

Noah Attard frequently uses the Fender Player Stratocaster in Tidepool for both his recordings and live performances, as highlighted in an Instagram post where he shares his excitement about acquiring the guitar from Musos Corner.

Noah Attard is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Nano Big Muff Pi in a recording session, as seen in a post by thelotustemplemusic on Instagram.

In this shot we can see a late 70s Fender Vibrosonic Reverb

Noah Attard uses a Fender Stratocaster Player in Sage Green for all his recordings and live performances, as shown on his Instagram.

Noah Attard is seen using a Squier Deluxe Stratocaster, as shown in a 2018 Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic.

Uses a small stone for all songs with phaser

Noah Attard uses the Fender Mustang GT 40 amplifier as part of his 2018 rig, as shown in a post by thelotustemplemusic on Instagram.

Noah Attard uses a 2017 Apple MacBook Air for recording, as shown in an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic.

In an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic, Noah Attard is shown using an Apple Mac Mini while recording multiple tracks.

Noah Attard uses Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.60mm Guitar Picks, as seen in an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic. While he frequently fingerpicks, these picks are part of his setup during recording sessions.

Noah Attard uses the SX Jazz Bass Vintage Series for recording, as shown in a post by thelotustemplemusic on Instagram.

Noah Attard is seen using the Fender '68 Custom Deluxe Reverb in a recording session, as shown in a post by thelotustemplemusic on Instagram.

Noah Attard uses Apple GarageBand, as shown in an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic, where he mentions recording multiple tracks.

Noah Attard uses Apple Logic Pro as his DAW, as evidenced by a post from thelotustemplemusic on Instagram discussing the recording of multiple tracks.

Noah Attard is seen using the MXR M101 Phase 90 in an Instagram post by The Lotus Temple Music, where he is recording multiple tracks.

Noah Attard uses the Boss DM-2W Delay Waza Craft pedal, as shown in a recording session post by thelotustemplemusic on Instagram.

In an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic, Noah Attard is shown using the Arturia Wurlitzer V plugin while recording multiple tracks.

In an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic, Noah Attard is seen using the Dunlop Cry Baby GCB-95 while recording tracks.

In an Instagram post by thelotustemplemusic, Noah Attard is seen using the Strymon Flint to create unique tones with its harmonic tremolo settings while recording new tracks.

Noah Attard uses the Boss CE-2 Chorus pedal, as seen in a photo shared by The Lotus Temple Music on Instagram, capturing the recording process for upcoming tracks.

Noah Attard is using the Arturia Clavinet V Software Synthesizer, as seen in his Instagram post.

Noah Attard is seen using the Electro-Harmonix Hot Tubes Nano overdrive pedal in a recent Instagram post, showcasing his distinctive funky groove.

On the album cover of "The Lotus Temple," Noah Attard is pictured with a Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 73, highlighting its use in his music.

Can see Boss SD-1 on his pedalboard

The delay pedal can be seen on the board

,Noah Attard uses the Animals Pedal Carve Chorus in his setup, as seen in his pedalboard photo.

In a user-uploaded photo of Noah Attard's effects board, the TC Electronic Rusty Fuzz pedal is visible, indicating its use in his setup.

In a user-uploaded photo, Noah Attard is seen using the Mooer Baby Tuner, a compact pedal tuner for guitars.