Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer

In this Instagram posted by Martin Garrix in July 2016, his Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer can be seen at the center of his studio setup. Its central placement could indicate Garrix uses the keyboard on the Gaia as a MIDI controller to control other hardware and software synths.

In this photo of Porter Robinson performing live during his 2014 Worlds tour, the Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer can be seen to Porter's right.

The Roland Gaia SH-01 can be seen amongst the synths Steve Angello is packing up to head to Europe.

In a video of Disclosure performing live, they can be seen playing the Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer.

In this Instagram story posted by [3LAU](https://equipboard.com/pros/3lau), a Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer can be seen in Audien's studio (first one from the top). 3LAU says: > The Audien lab. PS his upcoming album is fire.

Instagram photo on his account showing the equipment in his house.

Grimes playing "Oblivion" off her 2012 album "Visions" at Grimey's New & Preloved Music in Nashville on October 3, 2012. Here she can be seen performing with the Roland Gaia SH-101 Synthesizer.

During His BBC Show, We Can See That Alan Walker Is Using The Roland Gaia SH-01 For The First Time At 0:46 Since He Usually Use The Roland AIRA SYSTEM-1 Plug-Out Synthesizer

In 0:01 to 0.05 We can See That Alex Pall Is Using The Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer During Their Performance At IHeartRadio Music Award

When asked about his Roland Gaia in [this interview](http://www.roland.co.uk/blog/graham-coxon-interview/), Graham says, "We use that live too. It does everything. I don’t know much about synths but I was looking at that one closely so it was great that Lucy in my band got it. That’s our synth!"

"Yeah. Our singer, Breanne Düren, plays a GAIA for a lot of bass sounds. It’s great."

A picture displaying Timbaland with a Roland GAIA next to his Open Labs MIKO.

You can see the Gaia in this video at 2:57

In this Instagram post, George Daniel has taken a photo of his Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer and captioned it with "New shit".

Used in his 2017 tour.

Roland GAIA SH-01 Synthesizer Roland Gaia - successor of SH-201, comes with 20+ waveforms and has 3 oscillators per voice. It’s basically a 37-note virtual analogue subtractive synthesizer aimed at the mid-market. Roland has resurrected naming of their synts in accordance with the antic world. Gaia is a name that is taken from the same surrounding of the old antic world. Huge sound with three virtual analog engines onboard, each with a dedicated oscillator, filter, amplifier, envelope, and LFO Layer up to five simultaneous effects, including distortion, flanger, delay, reverb, low boost, and more 64-voice polyphony for massive sounds without note drop-out Fun, hands-on control panel thats great for instant gratification, and for learning synthesis Lightweight, compact body with 37 full-size keys Runs on AC or battery power for portable convenience 37 keys (velocity sensitive) Maximum Polyphony-64 voices Virtual analog synthesizer sound generator-(Oscillator + Filter + Amp + Envelopes + LFO) x 3 Oscillator waveform-SAW, SQUARE, PULSE/PWM, TRIANGLE, SINE, NOISE, SUPER SAW Envelope-Attack, Decay, Envelope Depth Modulation-Oscillator Sync, Ring Modulation (Tone 2's OSC 2 is applied as modulation to Tone 1's OSC 1.) FILTER Section-LPF, HPF, BPF, PKG (-12 dB/-24 dB) CUTOFF, RESONANCE, KEY FOLLOW Envelope-Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release, Envelope Depth LFO Shape-TRIANGLE, SINE, SAW, SQUARE, Sample Knobs/Sliders-RATE, FADE TIME, PITCH DEPTH, FILTER DEPTH, AMP DEPTH Tempo Sync-Effects, Distortion, Fuzz, Bit Crash, Flanger, Phaser, Pitch Shifter, Delay, Panning Delay (with tempo sync function) Reverb Low Boost Pitch Bend/Modulation lever D BEAM Controller Arpeggiator Phrase Recorder Jacks/Connectors OUTPUT jacks (L/MONO, R) (1/4 inch phone type) Headphone jack (Stereo 1/4 inch phone type) PEDAL jack (TRS phone type) MIDI Connectors (IN, OUT) USB COMPUTER (supports USB Hi-Speed Audio/MIDI) EXT Input jack

The picture shown has this keyboard.

Kevin is seen using the gaia live, at every show, but rarely playing it, I think he runs his bass through it to use the synth filters and effects, like an effect pedal, when not using it as a keyboard...

Used live on tour

At 5:57 of this video, Downes demonstrates his Roland Gaia SH-01 Synth.

in this photo we see his gaia synth!

He say's its pretty cool!

According to [this article](http://www.rolandus.com/artists/1589), Freese uses a Gaia SH-01.

in this video we can see his gaia sh-01...

The item can be seen 42:12 into this video.

At 9:19, Kay shows her Gaia SH-01.

In this video at 0.27 there is a gaia in his studio.

"James currently rocks the Jupiter-80 synth, Gaia SH-01 synth, and the RD-700NX digital piano in his rig. Stay tuned for more of James in future posts as this is only part one of our interview."

They used to use the GAIA back in the day, seen on the right.

New Joint Courtesy Of Roland and my dude Gomi !!'

Finishing recording album 2 over the next couple of months in Brussels. HERE WE GO!! #SwimDeep -@jamesbalmont

In this picture on Daktyl's Instagram you can see his home studio set up which shows a Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer.

You can see the item, starting with 0:12.

On he top of the rack.

Calamaro en vivo en Rosario, 2019

Very difficult to spot, but is confirmed to be a Roland GAIA SH-01 VA Synth at 2:31. Also found in his other videos.

Source says Roland Gaia SH-01 was a possible contender for the lead in 'Too High'

Melé using Roland Gaia SH-01 Synthesizer.

I think Jane only uses this in a live context, but I could be wrong.

You can see George in many videos playing on a Gaia.

This image of Alpine's live setup shows he has a Gaia SH-01, a Roland V-Accordion, an Akai APC40, a Keith McMillen SoftStep, and an Alesis ControlPad.

This Synthesizer can be seen at 0:25 in this YouTube video, uploaded by Future Music Magazine.

Item in the Se.Ra.Phic's Studio

The keyboard is clearly seen

"The SH-01 is definitely a staple of the setup with Conspirator. We do all of the pre-production in advance in the studio, and then we remove from the computer mix what we can physically play: lead lines, bass lines, and all the drums. KJ Sawka, our drummer, plays a real drum kit, but he uses Roland drum triggers to trigger the actual drum sounds that we used to create the music. Things that stay in the mix are fast arpeggiators, sound effects, risers, downlifters, wind noises, some wobble basses, and extra lead lines to just beef up the sound."