Paul Meany

In this video Mutemath can be seen unloading gear after touring their first album to start recording their second album called 'Armistice'. At 1:26 you can see Paul has set up their TEAC A-3300SX reel to reel tape machine.

Paul used this tape machine on their earlier records to give their tracks (especially drums) more warmth and saturated tones that tape machines are known for producing.

Paul uses this keyboard primarily for sampling and sample triggering when Mutemath performs live.

In this video clip 0:09, Paul Meany can be seen with his RE-201.

The item can be seen 4:25 into this video.

11:20, 11:37, 11:43, 11:45 Paul meany use Keylab 61

In an Instagram photo posted by Paul Meany, a MacBook Pro is visible during his studio assembly, indicating its use in his music setup.

In an Instagram post, Paul Meany shares a photo of his studio setup, which includes a LaCie Rugged USB 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive, highlighting his use of this gear.

The item can be seen 1:03 into this video.

In an Instagram post, Paul Meany showcases the Apple Magic Trackpad 2, hinting at its role in creating a throwback record with 808s and auto-tune.

In an Instagram post by Paul Meany, an Iomega Zip Drive is visible in the setup, suggesting its use in his music production process.

In the documentary "MUTEMATH - Making Armistice," Paul Meany is seen using the Roland VS-2480 mixer to check his previous vocal take at the 6:45 mark. This footage was captured by filmmaker Brandon Goodwin during the creation of Mutemath's sophomore album, "Armistice."

In the YouTube video titled "MUTEMATH - Keyboard Sounds (Webisode)," which was shot during the production of Mutemath's sophomore album "Armistice", Paul Meany can be seen at 0:09 with the Manley ELOP Stereo Tube Limiter in the equipment rack, identifiable by its distinctive two glowing VU meters.

In the YouTube video titled "MUTEMATH - Making Armistice (Documentary)," Paul Meany is shown tracking vocals, during which the Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor's gain reduction meter lights up in the rack behind him. This session was for the Mutemath song "Spotlight," providing visual confirmation of his use of this specific gear.

Paul is a frequent user of the Korg RK 100 1984 version in Red and Black color. as seen on his wikipedia page and countless of images and videos online