Sound

Audio Technica AT4040

I use this for voice over and various reed and wind instruments.

Audio Technica AT2020

I use this for string and string precussion instruments.

Sennheiser MKE-440

This is my portable go-to for on the go stationary and handheld video including instruments and voice.

RadioShack PZM

I use this as a room mic when needed, and as a base mic to my melodeon.

Lavalier

I use this where my Oppo Find X5 Pro would be unsightly. Other uses include recording sound effects.

Oppo Find X5 Pro

This phone's dual-microphone system is superb for specific use cases in stereo recording in environments with higher frequencies, and is malleable.

Canon R6 Mark: 2

The internal camera system is easily usable, but is particular in when and where its sweet spot is. Use beside the Oppo gets adequate audio quality where I don't have access to dedicated equipment.

Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD

This is my main interface. It has everything I need and meets my requirements for quality and specification.

Beyerdynamic DT-880 32Ω

Beyerdynamic are infamous for their wide sound staging and critical reproduction. I use these headphones for everything and go wherever I go. They allow me to accurately identify mixing issues and hear variances in recorded/exported quality. The DT-880 is the neautral model for studio mixing/mastering.

Audio Technica ATH-M40x

These are my previous headphones, now in retirement having used them until they broke. I now bring them out due to their smaller packing footprint.

Audio Technica's headphones are known for their narrow, central sound staging providing a better representation of how voice-over and compressed sound staging may sound on a broader range of loud speakers, car stereo systems and earbuds/headphones made for audio consumption. The M40x is their neautral model for mixing/mastering.