Sabrina Carpenter

In this Instagram photo, you can see Sabrina with a Sony C-100.

This pop filter is attached to the Blue microphone she's using.

You can see Sabrina using the Blue Baby Bottle pretty much during the entire video.

In an Instagram post by Amy Allen celebrating the release of Sabrina Carpenter's latest album, a photo shows Sabrina in the studio using a Neumann U87 microphone.

Sabrina Carpenter confirmed her use of the Teenage Engineering CM-15 Large Diaphragm USB Supercardioid Condenser Microphone by posting a picture on Instagram that features the microphone.

Sabrina Carpenter is confirmed to use the Wunder Audio CM7 microphone, as evidenced by a post from Wunder Audio on Instagram. The post features a picture of her recording vocals for her album "Short n' Sweet," with Wunder Audio stating, "@sabrinacarpenter used the Wunder Audio CM7S for vocal tracks on her latest album 'Short n' Sweet', which is currently in the Global Top 10!"

Sabrina Carpenter is seen posing with a Shure 55S Unidyne Dynamic Microphone in the provided image.

Sabrina Carpenter is seen in a studio setting with the Telefunken ELA M 251, as evidenced by a photograph she shared on her Twitter account (@SabrinaAnnLynn).

In the video "Why (In Studio)" by Sabrina Carpenter, available on her official YouTube channel SabrinaCarpenterVEVO, Sabrina Carpenter is clearly using the Blue Baby Bottle SL Condenser Microphone, as seen in the video's thumbnail.

Sabrina Carpenter has been photographed using the Manley Reference Cardioid Tube Microphone, as evidenced by an image available on Tumblr.

Sabrina Carpenter is photographed using the Blue Kiwi microphone, as shown on a Facebook post.

Sabrina Carpenter has been confirmed to use the Stedman Proscreen XL Pop Filter, as evidenced by a picture she posted on her official Facebook page.

Sabrina Carpenter shared a post in which the 6th photo is featuring three AKG D330BT microphones on her Facebook page.

Sabrina Carpenter uses the Beyerdynamic M500 ribbon microphone, as evidenced by a Facebook post in which the sixth photo shows three of these microphones.

Sabrina Carpenter used the Lewitt LCT 1040 Tube/FET Microphone System, as mentioned by Peter Bunetta from Big Family Music in a Vintage King Blog interview. Bunetta notes the microphone's versatility and its ability to capture the nuances of Carpenter's vocals during the recording sessions for her song "Espresso."