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David Arnold features the ARP Omni 2 in his studio showcase, as seen in a YouTube clip.

David Arnold is confirmed to use the Korg Poly-Ensmeble PE-1000, as evidenced by his showcase of his analog synth collection on YouTube.

In a YouTube clip, David Arnold is seen showcasing the ARP 2800 Odyssey Rev1 among the analog synthesizers he has acquired and collected over the years.

In a YouTube clip, David Arnold showcases the Moog Memorymoog as part of his collection of analog synthesizers.

David Arnold is shown using the Elka Professional Synthex among his collection of analog synthesizers, as evidenced in a YouTube clip.

David Arnold is confirmed to use the ARP Quadra synthesizer, as demonstrated in a YouTube clip showcasing the analog synths he has bought and collected over the years.

David Arnold showcases the Matrix 12 among the analog synths he has bought and collected over the years, as seen in a YouTube clip.

David Arnold showcases the Yamaha CS-80 among the analog synths he has bought and collected over the years, as seen in a YouTube clip.

In a YouTube video clip, it is confirmed that David Arnold uses the Alesis MIDIVerb 4.

A video clip showcases the studio racks of David Arnold, clearly displaying the presence of the Kawai K4r.

David Arnold confirmed his use of the E-Mu Proteus 2, stating, "When I started, I recreated orchestral sounds by using, they would have you know the Korg M1, rack has some nice strings in it and some nice brass and then there this rack of stuff called the Proteus made by Emu and they had a percussion like a orchestral percussion one and the orchestral uh like a module." This information is supported by a video clip on YouTube.

David Arnold confirmed his use of the E-mu Pro/Cussion stating, "When I started, I recreated orchestral sounds by using, they would have you know the Korg M1, rack has some nice strings in it and some nice brass and then there this rack of stuff called the Proteus made by Emu and they had a percussion like a orchestral percussion one and the orchestral uh like a module." This information is supported by a video clip on YouTube.

David Arnold confirmed his use of the Korg M1R synthesizer, stating, "When I started, I recreated orchestral sounds by using, they would have you know the Korg M1, rack has some nice strings in it and some nice brass and then there this rack of stuff called the Proteus made by Emu and they had a percussion like a orchestral percussion one and the orchestral uh like a module." This information is supported by a video clip on YouTube.

David Arnold has confirmed using the Steinberg Pro-24 on his Atari ST in the 1990s. He stated, "I was running Pro-24 uhh steinberg, which is like pre Cubase." showcasing his use of this software in the video.

David Arnold has confirmed his use of the Akai S6000 sampler in his film scores, as he recounted sneaking his samplers through the airport. He stated, "You know a rack of S1000s and S6000s, the Akai samplers." This information is supported by a YouTube clip.