Howard Goodall

Howard Goodall can be seen showcasing the synthesizers in his studio while discussing his process of composing music for the British sci-fi comedy series Red Dwarf in the video "Howard Goodall: Settling the (Red Dwarf) Score" by Ace Rimmer on YouTube.

Howard Goodall is seen using the Roland XV-5050 synthesizer in his studio while explaining his music composition process for the British sci-fi comedy series Red Dwarf. This is documented in the video "Howard Goodall: Settling the (Red Dwarf) Score" by Ace Rimmer on YouTube.

Howard Goodall can be seen showcasing the synthesizers in his studio while discussing his process of composing music for the British sci-fi comedy series Red Dwarf in the video "Howard Goodall: Settling the (Red Dwarf) Score" by Ace Rimmer on YouTube.

Howard Goodall confirmed his use of the E-Mu Proteus 1 by stating, "Well, for those electro-music buffs who might know about it, I have all the Proteus machines, which are all very good sampled sounds." This information is sourced from the Red Dwarf Smegazine (November 1992) available on the Internet Archive.

Howard Goodall confirmed his use of the E-Mu Proteus modules by stating, "Well, for those electro-music buffs who might know about it, I have all the Proteus machines, which are all very good sampled sounds." This information is sourced from the Red Dwarf Smegazine (November 1992) available on the Internet Archive.

Howard Goodall confirmed his use of the E-Mu Proteus modules by stating, "Well, for those electro-music buffs who might know about it, I have all the Proteus machines, which are all very good sampled sounds." This information is sourced from the Red Dwarf Smegazine (November 1992) available on the Internet Archive.

Howard Goodall confirmed, "I used a Casio VZ-1 quite prolifically on later series," indicating his use of the Casio VZ-1 synthesizer. This information is sourced from Howard Goodall's post on Bluesky Social.

Howard Goodall has indicated that while he wasn't particularly fond of the Yamaha DX7, preferring instruments like the CS-80, Jupiter, and OBXa, it's possible that a DX7 was present in the studio during the early sessions of series 1 and 2. He also noted a more prolific use of the Casio VZ1 for later series. This information comes directly from Howard Goodall's post on Bluesky Social.

As he quoted "Well it's a long time ago but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have used a DX7 on RD, mainly because I never really liked them tbh, much preferred CS-80, Jupiter & OBXa. Perhaps though a DX7 was lying around in the studio on those early sessions."

Howard Goodall has confirmed his use of the Oberheim OB-Xa synthesizer, stating, "Ah - the synth strings on those intros were definitely a patch I made on my OB-Xa, I can at least confirm that." This information is sourced from his post on Bluesky Social.

Howard Goodall has confirmed the use of the Roland W-30 workstation, as well as Proteus modules and an Akai S-series sampler, stating, "Yep amongst other things I used all the Proteus modules, an Akai S-series sampler, and a Roland W-30 workstation back then." This information is verified through his post on Bluesky Social.

Howard Goodall has confirmed that he used the Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas for his work on "Red Dwarf," as evidenced by his response on Bluesky Social where he acknowledged, "Yep amongst other things I used all the Proteus modules, an Akai S-series sampler, and a Roland W-30 workstation back then. You have a very forensic ear for that gear!"

Howard Goodall has confirmed his use of the Viscount EXL-100 pipe organ module. This information was verified through a image post by Howard Goodall on Bluesky Social.

AS he quoted and answered "It was a Viscount pipe organ module (EXL-100)- this."