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In a video by Eventide Audio titled "Susan Rogers Engineer for Prince," Susan Rogers mentions at 1:54 that she managed an API 560 graphic equalizer while working with Prince from 1983 to 1988.

In a video by Eventide Audio titled "Susan Rogers Engineer for Prince," at the 1:52 mark, Susan Rogers discusses her use of the Eventide H3000 Ultra Harmonizer Effects Processor while working with Prince from 1983 to 1988.

In a video published by Eventide Audio, Susan Rogers, a music producer and audio engineer, discusses the Eventide Digital Delay DDL 1745M at the 0:53 mark. She mentions that Stephen Stills owned this piece of equipment, which she managed and sometimes repaired while working for Crosby, Stills & Nash in 1981.

In the video "Portishead In The Studio" by sonicstate, Adrian Utley mentions at 4:51 that he uses a Moog Minimoog Voyager monophonic synthesizer in his studio.

In the video "Portishead In The Studio," Adrian Utley is visible at 0:11 playing a KORG ARP 2600 in his studio. This footage is part of a series by Sonicstate, providing insight into the music, process, and technology involved in creating Portishead's album "Third."

In the video titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig" by Sonicstate on YouTube, at 11:41, Alessandro Cortini explicitly mentions his use of the Madrona Labs Aalto plugin in conjunction with his Madrona Labs Soundplane.

In the video "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig" by Sonicstate on YouTube, at 9:02, Alessandro Cortini discusses the Sequential Prophet 12 Synthesizer, which is included in his live performance setup.

In a video by Sonicstate titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig," Alessandro Cortini is observed using the RJM Mastermind GT/22 MIDI Foot Controller at the 8:02 mark. This device is an integral part of controlling his live synth rig, as demonstrated in the footage.

At 7:41 in the video titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig" by Sonicstate on YouTube, Alessandro Cortini's keyboard technician, Justin McGraff, discusses the use of the Arturia Prophet-VS V plugin collection during live performances.

At 6:41 in the YouTube video titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig" by sonicstate, a MOTU MIDI Express XT USB MIDI interface is visible in Alessandro Cortini's rack setup. His keyboard technician, Justin McGraff, further demonstrates its usage at 7:04.

In a video by Sonicstate titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig," Alessandro Cortini's keyboard technician, Justin McGraff, reveals Cortini's live rig at the 02 arena, which includes an RME Fireface UFX USB/FireWire audio interface. This setup is showcased at the 6:41 mark, confirming the use of this specific gear in Cortini's live performances.

In the video titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig" by sonicstate, at the 3:18 mark, Alessandro Cortini is visibly using a Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner pedal as part of his pedal setup.

In the video titled "Nine Inch Nails - Alessandro Cortini Live Rig" by Sonicstate on YouTube, at 2:35, Alessandro Cortini is visibly demonstrating a pair of Make Noise René modules as part of his modular synthesizer setup.

In an interview conducted by Sonicstate, Thomas Dolby mentions at 46:24 that he owns a Yamaha CP-70 electric piano, describing it as one of his favorite instruments.

In an interview with Sonicstate, Thomas Dolby mentions at the 45:55 mark that he owns a Clavia Nord Lead synthesizer.

In an interview with Sonicstate, Thomas Dolby confirms at 45:51 that he has a Moog Minimoog Voyager monophonic synthesizer with him, despite primarily working with digital audio workstations (DAWs) currently.

In an interview with Sonicstate, Thomas Dolby discusses his use of the Opcode Studio Vision DAW at the 24:14 mark in the video, confirming that he began utilizing this software later in his career. This serves as direct evidence of his engagement with this music gear.

In a video interview conducted by Sonicstate, at the 17:23 mark, Thomas Dolby is seen discussing his use of the Blackmagic Design Fairlight Desktop Console during the recording process for tracks from Foreigner's album "4."

In a video by Perfect Circuit titled "Nick Reinhart SP404 Shreddin': Wacky Workflows with Samplers, Effect Pedals, and Contact Mics," at the 2:58 mark, Nick Reinhart demonstrates how the signal from his guitar is processed through a Red Panda Particle 2 granular delay and pitch shifter pedal, then into a Red Panda Context 2 reverb pedal, before finally entering a Roland SP-404A linear wave sampler.

In a video by Perfect Circuit titled "Nick Reinhart SP404 Shreddin': Wacky Workflows with Samplers, Effect Pedals, and Contact Mics," Nick Reinhart is seen at the 2:55 mark demonstrating the use of a Red Panda Particle 2 granular delay and pitch shifter pedal, with the guitar signal routed through it from the Source Audio C4 Synth Pedal.