Jamie xx

RE-20 Space Echo can be seen on this video clearly.

Jamie xx uses Logic Pro for production as stated in this interview.

In this video of The XX performing in London, the MPC 500 can be seen from 0:00 throughout, used to perform drums by Jamie XX.

Jamie xx can be seen using an E&S DJR 400 Mixer on "Boiler Room" at 8:30.

Roland TR-66 is spotted in Jamie xx's home studio

In this photo, which shows Jamie performing at the KEXP, the Roland JX-03 is visible.

Throughout this article Roland and Jamie XX talk about his use of the AIRA TR-8

At 7:12, Jamie xx's Akai MPK 49 is visible.

The xx shared this image on their instagram, presumably from the making of the video for their single "I Dare You". This image shows Jamie with an MPC 2000 on his left side, next to a Roland TR-808.

The Roland JX-3P can be seen 4:05 into the video for The xx's "I Dare You". Part of the JX-3P front panel (which notably reads "Programmable Preset Polyphonic Synthesizer") is focused on by the camera.

The Korg MS-20 can be seen throughout The xx's video for "I Dare You". At 4:02, part of the distinctive front panel is focused on, showing the oscillators and the mixer, and the back panel with the Korg logo can be seen at 4:39.

At 9:47 and 11:40 in this video, Jamie xx can be seen using Pioneer CDJ-2000 Nexuses.

at his home he uses Krk Rokit 8 monitors

In this video of The XX performing in in the KEXP studio the pair of Akai MPC 1000 can be seen at 20:59

In this article it states : "So my very last question is about any other Roland gear you’ve used over the years?

I bought this Roland thing in Japan in January, like a little rhythm box, the thing with the wooden…

CR-78?

Yeah. I’ve been using that a lot, I really like that and the Space Echo has been like a staple of mine. That was the first bit of analogue equipment I ever bought."

Article reveals the vintage synth is also spotted in Jamie's home studio

For Dj'ing he uses Sennheiser HD 25-1 II Headphones

It is stated in this Sound On Sound article that Jamie xx used a Boss DD-3 while recording with The XX.

On this image shared by The xx on their instagram, Jamie xx is shown playing a Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer, on his left side next to an MPC 2000.

In this photo, one can see Jamie xx using Technics SL-1210MK2 turntable.

In an Instagram post, Pioneer DJ TORAIZ SP-16 is shown on the bottom.

Used for xx, as mentioned by mixing engineer Rodiadh McDonald in this June 2011 Sound on Sound article.

"Jamie was there for most of the time but when we'd be recording, he'd stay overnight and work on the beats and things like that,” says Rodaidh. "While we might be doing vocals, he'd be in the meeting room with his laptop, Logic and his MPC, sometimes going through a Boss DD3, a Boss overdrive pedal and a Roland Space Echo RE301, which he used quite a lot. He also used a lot of Logic plug‑ins. We'd use a rough version of the beat for the track but, throughout the recordings and afterwards, he'd take that away and he'd work really hard on making it all sound good and making it work together.”

In the Official Music Video of The xx-Say Something Loving, in 2.01, Pioneer DJ CDJ-2000NXS2 is shown

In this article it states Jamie XX uses the TR 909 from this exerpt :

"Roland : Were there particular aspects of the machine that you’re using, because you’ve used a 909 before live?

Jamie XX : Yeah, we still use that as well. But it was more just like, I guess, a little bit easier to manipulate live and easier to gauge certain levels whereas the 909 is hard."

In this article it states : So my very last question is about any other Roland gear you’ve used over the years?

I bought this Roland thing in Japan in January, like a little rhythm box, the thing with the wooden…

CR-78?

Yeah. I’ve been using that a lot, I really like that and the Space Echo has been like a staple of mine. That was the first bit of analogue equipment I ever bought.

Jamie xx is documented utilizing the ARP Solina String Ensemble, as evidenced by a photo shared by The xx on their Instagram account. The image, part of a post captioned "Together in LA 💚," shows Jamie xx among his bandmates, with the mentioned synthesizer visible in the setup. This observation provides tangible proof of Jamie xx's use of the ARP Solina String Ensemble, potentially during the recording sessions for The xx's new album.

In an interview with Tape Notes, Jamie xx confirmed that he uses the Soundtoys Crystallizer VST for the vocals on his song "Breathe." This information is directly from Jamie xx, as seen in the interview available on YouTube.

Tape Notes interview clip. The Isla can be seen in the background throughout. Later in the same interview he mentions using it alongside the MPC 1000 when asked about gear and mixing.