Vessel

In this Youtube video posted by Chris Cowley, Vessel can be seen using a Fender Mustang guitar to perform the song Missing Limbs at the Sleep Token concert on November 14, 2021 in Glasgow. This is clearly seen starting around 0:23 into the video.

In this post made by BlandDandelion on Reddit's r/SleepToken, Vessel can be seen performing with an sE Electronics V7 MC1 in this photo edit captured from a Sleep Token show.

In this image, Vessel can be seen performing with a standard sE Electronics V7 microphone. Not sure what performance this is from!

In this photo posted by reddit user Crusading_Ghoul, Vessel can be seen performing with a Nord Electro 3 Keyboard at a Sleep Token show at The Underworld in London on October 3, 2019.

Vessel uses Audacity as seen in the image provided on Equipboard.

In a video from IV's Instagram account, IV's guitar tech, Billy, confirms that Vessel plays the song "Missing Limbs" on a Fender American Ultra II Telecaster Electric Guitar, which was gifted to the band by Fender during their 2023-2024 "Teeth of God" tour. The guitar is visible about halfway through the video.

the leader of CEROTTI BAND explains how with his ear training technique,the sound of the sony c800G got recognized for the vocals work in latest album Even In Arcadia,he mentions the usage of sm7b on the single 'Jaws' as well for that characteristic dynamic clicky sound. Some of the theories are attached to some George Lever videos on youtube,who was their mix engineer and producer since One EP to TPWBYT.

In a YouTube video by George "G1" Lever titled "The Best Microphones Ever - Probably," it is confirmed that the Slate Digital ML-1 microphone was used to record vocals for all tracks on Sleep Token's album "Sundowning." The Slate ML-1 is a large condenser cardioid microphone designed to work with the Slate Virtual Microphone System (VMS), allowing users to emulate well-known microphones such as the U47 and C800 through convolution. This setup resulted in a dark, vintage, and rich low-end sibilant vocal tone that complements the album's sound.