Dr Luke

"I use a Manley cardioid. I have the gold Manley, which is kind of cool because it’s all gold. But the one I use all the time is the Manley Reference. It’s really good. I would say that I pretty much use that on every artist."

Q: Here’s one for the gearheads: If you were on a desert island and could take just a few pieces of gear, what would they be?

"For synths, I like the Juno 106 and Prophet 5."

During the Video he mentions the use of Voc Align

Under 'Avid ProTools'>'Noteworthy Producers' Dr. Luke is listed

Dr. Luke is sitting in a room full of small synths and toy keyboards at his studio. You can see an SH-2 at his feet.

At 4:09 you can see his Casio CZ synth.

The photo from Icymag shows Dr. Luke with a Yamaha PSS-480 keyboard box, suggesting his connection to this instrument.

Q: Here’s one for the gearheads: If you were on a desert island and could take just a few pieces of gear, what would they be?

"I’d take a 1959 Gibson Les Paul for the guitar and a Fender Precision bass."

At 5:18 you can see a lot of his keyboards.

The Yamaha CS-40m is visible in the background of a photo featuring Dr. Luke, as shown in the user-uploaded image on Icymag.

Q: Here’s one for the gearheads: If you were on a desert island and could take just a few pieces of gear, what would they be?

"For synths, I like the Juno 106 and Prophet 5."

Q: Here’s one for the gearheads: If you were on a desert island and could take just a few pieces of gear, what would they be?

"I’d take a 1959 Gibson Les Paul for the guitar and a Fender Precision bass."

You can see this one in the corner of his synth room.

You can see the Opus-3 next to a Casio MT-40.

You can see him playing 'Tik Tok' on his Yamaha Portasound keyboard at 3:52.

At 5:07 you can see a Sixtrak in the background.

In this Instagram post, Dr. Luke is shown using Ableton Live, a popular DAW software.

At 5:07 you can see his Realistic Concertmate, and many other synths, including his Juno-106.

The white Casio is an MT-45.