In this video at 0:43 we can see E-mu Xtreme Lead-1

In a 2010 interview with XLR8R, Luciano lists the E-mu Xtreme Lead-1 as part of his studio setup, highlighting his extensive gear collection.

Listen on the equipment page of artist's website, also seen in studio photos and interview videos

In a reuploaded video titled "Studio Tour with Todd Edwards Producer - Scion Musicless Music Conference 2011 Scion AV," Todd Edwards mentions using an E-mu Xtreme Lead-1 at the 1:40 mark.

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"Ex-BBC Radiophonic Workshop (Blake’s Seven, The Living Planet) and current film and TV composer Elizabeth Parker is selling the famous circular studio she took with her from the BBC when the RW was disbanded.

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The custom woodwork and cabling alone is believed to have cost £4500 in the late 1980s, and is probably one of the most famous studio designs in the world. When it was removed from the BBC, the installation and re-design at Liz's private studio was masterminded by Rupert Brun, one of the BBC's most highly respected engineers.

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The studio consists of:

The studio desk, custom made for the Radiophonic Workshop, out of limed Ash. (Buyer dismantles and collects). Complete with a vast quantity of high-quality cabling, with every cable, jack, phono and XLR numbered and labelled by Rupert Brun, with full diagrams, spreadsheets, etc. Roland XV 5080 with 8-voice expansion unit for sample playback Emu Proteus 2000 (with Proteus 1, 2, and 3 (World) Expansion Cards) Proteus 2 and Proteus 3 World Modules. Emu 4XT Ultra with maximum memory. Roland 760 Samplers (x3) with maximum sample and playback memory + mouse unit for 2 of them Emu Xtreme Lead 1 with MoPhat Card. Yamaha 01 Digital Mixer. Yamaha 01V Digital Mixer. Yamaha KM802 Mixer. Spirit Folio F1 100mm Fader Mixer. Peavey PC 1600X Midi Command Stations (x3) Alesis ADAT XT 8 track digital recorder + remote control. Denon DRM-550 Cassette Deck. Akai Professional rackmount DP3200 Routers (x3) 48-Way Patch Bays (x3) Iomega 250 Zip Drives (x2 - one still in box) CD Rom Players (x3) - one still in box. Emu Proformance Piano Module. Emu Procussion Module. Opcode Studio 4 Midi Interfaces (x2) [Opcode] Studio 5 Midi Interface. Apple 7600 computer with unused new RAM + 21 monitor Apple 8600 computer + monitor. PPM Meter - West German, made by RTW, Köln, and bought from the BBC. Magneto Optical 230 drive. Apple Mac G4, Dual Processor with 512MB RAM, 40GB hard drive in four partitions, extra internal 230GB hard drive."

In a studio tour featured on MusicRadar Tech's YouTube channel, Andy Meecham, known as Emperor Machine, showcases the E-mu Xtreme Lead-1 sound module.

On Instagram, Gokosoul shares a post featuring the E-mu Xtreme Lead-1, highlighting its role in his electronic and trance music production.

In a recent photo of the DataCenter studio, Synthetix is shown using the E-mu Xtreme Lead-1 synthesizer.