In an article by Grace Fleisher on Dancing Astronaut, DJ Koze's use of the E-mu Vintage Keys sound module is noted, as it is positioned beneath the Bass Station module in his setup.

E-mu Vintage Keys was used on the track "Quincy's Lunch," according to the liner notes for State to State 2.

Spotted in interview in the background.

Taken from Arjen's website, Info tab: Studio Equipment.

"The M1R gets used for its Bottle Bell patch, but I have to say that I'm a bit disappointed by Studio Electronics' MIDIMini analogue synth, as the tuning drifts quite badly. However, I also have their SE1 analogue synth which is great for bass. Surprisingly, the little Peavey Spectrum Bass also has some great bass sounds that I use — patches three and four. My Vintage Keys is only used occasionally, mainly for the Wurlitzer piano, while the Korg X3 is left set to patch 10, a kind of Rhodes sound. The JV1080 also has a lovely electric piano sound on it, but I'm a bit disappointed with the Technics WSA1R as it doesn't have many really usable sounds. I've just bough a Yamaha CS2X for a bit of fun, for sequencing and so on, and the Trinity I still like."

Tim Simenon used the E-mu Vintage Keys sound module during the production of Depeche Mode's "Ultra" album, as discussed on the Gearslutz Pro Audio Community forum.

The tenth photo shows his studio and is captioned: "Marius de Vries now does most of his programming work in his own room at London's Strongroom studios. The large rack at left contains, from top, Alesis DM Pro drum module, Korg O1R/W sound module, Roland MKS80 Super Jupiter synth with MPG80 programmer, Studio Electronics MIDIMoog synth, two Akai S3200 samplers, Emu Vintage Keys and Morpheus sound modules, Kurzweil K2000R sound module, Roland MKS50 and JV1080 sound modules."

According to Peavey Monitor magazine (Volume 19, Issue 1, Page 9), Geoff Nicholls used an E-mu Vintage Keys rack, which was located under his Peavey Versamix rack.

At [18:46] Paul Shaffer shows Vintage Keys module "It's got some cool sounds that I do use. And I've got it set so that it's MIDI'd all the time from.. From this old Kurzweil (K250)". Module was used for Aerosmith - Cryin [19:12]

In a photo shared on Franck Roger's official Facebook page, his rack equipment includes the E-mu Vintage Keys sound module.

According to this article on the making of Goldie's Timeless album from the June 1998 issue of Sound on Sound magazine, Playford's studio gear includes a Vintage Keys module.

Kenji Kawai uses the E-mu Vintage Keys, as confirmed on his official website's profile section.