Tyler Joseph

Tyler Joseph has been using the M-Audio Keystation 49 II since 2011, often featuring it in live performances, particularly during the song "Trees." A user-uploaded photo on Tumblr supports its continued use in shows.

During the Bandito Tour in December, a concert photo published by 105.7 The Point shows Tyler Joseph playing a Fender Precision Bass.

Mr. Joseph was seen wearing Apple Airpods Pro at the X107.5 Press Conference, where he heavily flexed these wireless earbuds.

You can see an AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL PRECISION BASS (antique olive) in the wall at 00:31

Tyler wears these headphones when playing my blood on piano.

0:26 The Pop/Rock Kit is used throghout all of RAB & a handful of song in Self-Titled.

At 1:14 into the Jar Of Hearts cover you can clearly hear autotune doubled with a vocoder. It is used through the song but is most noticeable on the high notes.

You can recreate this exact sound by turning the retune speed all the way up and having no flex tune (On latest autotune release) you can tell it's this plugin becuase when you sing the low notes at 0:44 of the cover with these settings you hear the exact same audio distortion and strange pitch bend.

"In this user-uploaded photo, Tyler Joseph is seen using the Arturia Solina V Software Synthesizer."

In this post by @neat.audio on instagram, Tyler Joseph's full audio rack can be seen and the Aurora 8 is visible at the top left. The function of this product is to convert an analog signal to a digital signal so he most likely uses this with his various analog synthesizers.

In the official video for "Shy Away" by Twenty One Pilots, Tyler Joseph is seen playing a Fender American Standard Precision Bass.

At the end of this video, Tyler is seen picking up his ukulele and playing it.

Tyler Joseph uses the CME XKey 37key Mobile Keyboard Controller Black during his travels, as shown in the accompanying image.

You can see Tyler using an Akai MPD226 in the minute 24:22

You can see Tyler using an Alesis V49 in the minute 26:38

Tyler notes that the piano he is sitting next to is the first piano he ever bought. The Yamaha DGX 500 appeared around 2008, and the stand side view matches up perfectly. 0:48 enjoy!

Tyler Is seen using this in his studio provided by @neat.audio on Instagram. Studio pictured is confirmed to belong to Tyler Joseph via photos @ haverstickdesigns.com

In this post by @neat.audio on instagram, Tyler Joseph's full audio rack can be seen and the 1073 is visible at the top left. This is used as a microphone preamp with an EQ so he most likely uses this for his vocals, bass, guitar, etc...

In this Image of Tyler, he can be seen with the Roland VP-330.

Tyler played this keyboard in the Regional at Best CD Release Show, it can be seen throughout the entire Guns for Hands video on stage next to Josh's drums, but most visibly @ 4:04 in the video.

At 8:55 in the video you can see this being used

On 1:34 we can see this plug-in on his MacBook

In an Instagram post, Tyler Joseph shares a glimpse of his home studio setup, where a QcK Mouse Pad Heavy is visible on the table, used during the writing and recording of "Trench."

In the video "twenty one pilots - Løcatiøn Sessiøns: The Hype (Berlin)" on YouTube, Tyler Joseph is seen using the MONO Classic FlyBy Backpack at the beginning and at the 0:42 mark.

on video 3:41 use one LP Shaker

Tyler uses this system on his bass, ukulele, and wireless microphone.

At this home performance of level of concern, Tyler wears the spirit pro headphones. You can see it at 0:11.

In this post by @neat.audio on instagram, Tyler Joseph's full audio rack can be seen and the Portico II is visible at the top left. This is a preamp / EQ, etc... so he most likely uses it with his bass, guitars, vocals or any other instrument he uses a preamp for.

In this post by @neat.audio on instagram, Tyler Joseph's full audio rack can be seen and the Furman M-8X2 is visible at the top left.

In this post by @neat.audio on instagram, Tyler Joseph's full audio rack can be seen and the Clarett+ OctoPre ADAT is visible at the top left.

This monitor is used live by TOP, according to Shure's official website.