Paul Meany

Paul Meany used a Fender Rodes on tour druing earlier Mutemath Shows. In this video where Mutmath is playing Break the Same live at Criminal Records in 2007, the item can be seen best at 2:36.

In an Instagram photo, Paul Meany is seen using the Elektron Analog Keys while discussing the release of his "Voice In The Silence" EP.

In an All Access series with Mutemath for Mix Online, "Nate Lampa, Mutemath’s stage manager and backline tech, runs Meany’s main keyboard—a Hammond CV organ—through Leslie 122RV. The high horn is stereo-miked with two Shure Beta 56s, and there’s one Beta 52 on the low horn. Meany also uses an Arturia 49 MIDI controller that triggers sounds from the Nord keyboard that is at stage right."

While recording Mutemath's second album, "Armistice" in 2008, Paul can be seen in his house using the Roland Juno-106 to create a bass line for the track called Clipping at 8:00.

In an Instagram post, Paul Meany is seen using the Dave Smith Prophet X while working on synth sounds, coinciding with the release of the "Voice In The Silence" EP.

In an Instagram post, Paul Meany showcases the Korg Prologue 16-Voice Analog Keyboard Synthesizer in his studio while announcing the release of the "Voice In The Silence" EP.

In an Instagram photo, Paul Meany is seen with the Korg MS-20, highlighting its role in his sound exploration while promoting the "Voice In The Silence" EP release.

In an Instagram post, Paul Meany showcases the Helpinstill Roadmaster 64, referring to it as a "space piano" while discussing MuteMath's fifth album.

In this live performance video of "Armistice" in 2009, Paul is seen at 1:32 using his RK-100 to trigger synth samples.