Shigeto

You can see him in his Herman Miller Sayl chair in this picture.

You can see the machinedrum on top of the Rhodes. He also says "Over time, I started collecting more things and bought my first drum machine, the Machinedrum."

You can see the MPD24 in this picture posted on his Instagram.

You can see his MPK in this picture as well as several others in the interview.

You can see his Forte in this picture

If you scroll trough the page you can see he uses this 1000 dollar chair

Shigeto posted this photo of his setup on his instagram during a shoot with Modern Drummer Oct 2015. You can see the MPD26 just to the left of the hi-hat. You can also see the MPD26 in more or less every Shigeto live video.

MPK25 seen in the centre of this photo, posted April 2015 on Shigeto's Instagram.

Can be seen at the bottom of this image posted on his instagram Feb 2017.

An SP-202 sampler can be seen sitting next to a Microkorg in this photo from this interview. https://xlr8r.com/gear/in-the-studio-shigeto/

You can see his ST69 in this picture

On a picture of this interview, you can see two Fender Precision Basses in Shigeto's studio.

You can see his A7x in this picture.

You can see his VXTs in this picture

APS Aeons can be seen behind Shigeto

In the interview he states "The first album, Full Circle, was made almost completely with Reason and without any live audio." He later states he still uses Reason as it is what he is most comfortable with.

Can be clearly seen throughout the entire video. In an interview he states". I use ableton a bit as well but only for performing live, not for production."

You can see his Rhodes in several of the pictures. He also states "I had the main components—the Rhodes [electric piano], my drums, the Micromoog [synthesizer], and the Critter & Guitari pocket-piano synths and some other smaller stuff."

You can see the pocket piano in the pictures. He also mentions "I use the Critter and Guitari pocket piano on almost every track" As well as mentioning it several other times in the interview.

You can see the Micromoog in his studio, he also mentions it over and over in the interview.

You can see his MicroKorg in this picture.

You can see his MC-303 on top of the Rhodes.

Shigeto shared this photo on Instagram stating he had purchsed Septavox as an Xmas gift to himself.

You can see his kalimba in this picture. You can tell it is a Hugh Tracey by the design. You can tell it is a treble kalimba because it has 17 keys.