J. Willgoose, Esq.

In the Video you can see the brand name "Roland" written on the back of his foot switch at 0:55, and at 1:17 you can see "FC-300" written on the top-left corner of his foot switch.

J. Willgoose, Esq. Signature Stellarosa was designed with the recording of their latest LP “Bright Magic” in mind. Charting at no. 2 in the UK, the album addresses band-leader J. Willgoose’s fascination with the city of Berlin in a vibrant study of its myths, characters and history.

The first J. Willgoose, Esq. signature model, as featured on 2018's "White Star Liner" EP.

"Immediately in front of it is a Nord Lead 4. I bought that in January right at the start of the writing of this album and I love it," says Willgoose, in this article.

"I bought the Nord Lead 4 as a semi-replacement for my old Nord Rack 2, bought (second-hand!) and seen below. It’s a great little synth and has served me very well through the first EP and album," says Willgoose, in this article.

"In the background is the very powerful and versatile Access Virus TI 2 – it’s great for a whole range of sounds," says Willgoose, in this article.

"Monitoring is courtesy of these Adam A7s. I bought them – wait for it – as B-stock about 4 years ago now and I really know the sound very well," says Willgoose, in this article.

J. Willgoose, Esq. posted a photo on Twitter of his Modal 002R.

In an article on DrownedInSound titled "Planet Gear: Public Service Broadcasting," J. Willgoose, Esq. is shown using Steinberg Cubase 5 in the studio where Public Service Broadcasting produced the album The Race for Space. One of the photos features an Apple Cinema Display with a Cubase 5 session for the track "Gagarin."