According to Gareth Jones, the Synclavier II was the primary sampler for People are People as evidenced by this sound on sound article. "That song was a lot about sampling and the room," says Gareth Jones. "The monophonic Synclavier was a big part of the sound — we didn't have the polyphonic sampler until the fifth album". We can infer that the Synclavier II was the model used due to the sampling feature on the second unit.

According to John Carpenter's website, a Synclavier was used on the soundtrack for "They Live."

In this profile from the May 1982 issue of Electronics & Music Maker magazine, Keith states that he used a Synclavier II.

In this video,from 15:09 to 15:35 we can see that Silvestri used the Synclavier at least in Flight of the Navigator and Predator soundtracks.

"My first LP was called A-Z. That was the first time I recorded with the Synclavier. The other thing we were using then was the EMS Synthi, which was great for guitar treatments. At that point I was very much into treatments of sound using guitar treatments on voices and anything else."

Greg Hawkes used a Synclavier during the Heartbeat City tour. You can see it during the Live Aid concert.

4th paragraph down and 12th line LA uses this synth

'Grand Canyon' was the first Tomita album for two years, and also the advent of the first digital system, namely the Synclavier II [40k JPEG]. Hugely expensive, half of its power came from its ability to record and playback samples of real instruments, but was somewhat let down by the fact that it had only one mono output on the back (in its basic configuration, anyway)! Digital instruments were easier to control and use with the benefit of MIDI*. Also present was the Emu Emulator [28k JPEG], another large modular, the Roland System 100M [68k JPEG], one of the most popular polyphonics, the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, and the future hip-hop workhorse, the Roland TR-808 drum machine [62k JPEG].

"The sampler we used was a Synclavier MkII that belonged to our producer, Mike Thorne. I only used the sampler for the bass guitar on the track ‘Martin’ on the bonus 12” single."

In this photo you can notice the Synclavier II with monitor console. On the top of the monitor you can see a vintage rack version of Eventide SP2016 Reverb.

“Well, I was under pressure because I can’t play anything, so I felt I had to do something and sequence programming on the Synclavier is really slow. It took up a lot of our time, and we didn’t do that any more. The Synclavier was the major difference between Dare and Hysteria; we did a lot of sampling for instance, and I don’t even really like that any more. It’s alright for percussion, but you can’t do anything with sampling that you can’t do very carefully with tape. It’s not creative – we’re a synthesizer band and we want to use synthesizers.”

Eddie Jobson used a Synclavier to compose his solo album Theme Of Secrets.