Jordan Rudess

At 14:49 on this rig rundown video, Jordan shows the Roland AX-Edge, the keytar he is using on this tour. This video shows his keyboard rig for Dream Theater's tour 2019.

An historic product, maybe brought out into the open by Jordan Rudess in his early works with Liquid Tension Experiment first and Dream Theater later (from 1999). Rudess often used just the K2600 in his live performances until the 2005, when he replaced it with a KORG Oasys. The Kurzweil K2600 is listed on Jordan's gear page.

At 0:07 the Steinway Grand Piano can be seen in this video of Jordan playing "Imagine." The notes on the video specify the model of the piano: "Filmed with my Zoom Q3 video camera and performed on my Steinway D."

At 12:18 on this rig rundown video, Jordan explains the way he uses the Radial KL-8 mixer. This video shows his keyboard rig for Dream Theater's tour 2019.

The KORG Oasys is seen on Jordan's gear page.

"The Continuum I started to play that around the Octoberian tour. It's kind of an alternative controller but a lot of you know it as the Kanawha wild lead like sound that I use with it. It basically will play any sound because it's a totally fretless kinda instrument. I love it, it's very different and actually displayed on the new Dream theater album I did a track using it so it's definitely something that I find very close to my musical soul," says Jordan Rudess, at 2:05.

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In a photo shared on his official Facebook page, Jordan Rudess is shown with a Novation UltraNova synthesizer, visible at the bottom right of the table.

At 13:59 on this rig rundown video, Jordan explains the way he uses the Line6 Helix rack. This video shows his keyboard rig for Dream Theater's tour 2019.

Jordan Rudess shows this keyboard in his studio starting at 8:08.

Jordan gives a tour of his Studio A and shows the Korg Radias at around 0:28.

"This is one of the keyboards that I was a programmer before its release I help actually to create some of the sounds on it...So i use it on the Dream Theater record that sounds amazing," says Jordan Rudess, at 6:50 in this video.

At 5:12, Jordan Rudess can be seen using Jordantron on his Apple iPad in the live concert at Luna Park.

The item can be seen 0:20 into this video

At 13:38 on this rig rundown video, Jordan explains the way he uses the Ventilator II with his organ sounds. This video shows his keyboard rig for Dream Theater's tour 2019.

In this video tour of his studio at about 0:50s he demos the Moog One as part of his studio gear.

"below that is a new keyboard of mine, a very striking keyboard you can see by its unique color it's a little bit different, it's new but it's made to kind of be very Mini Moog like if you will. It's got the knobs, big knobs so you can really get your hand on it and do some tweaking." - Jordan Rudess at 5:40.

According to TC Electronic's artist page, Rudess uses a Dark Matter Distortion.

At 1:10, Rudess demonstrates his delay toneprint, FlashWiz.

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

In a Facebook photo, Jordan Rudess can be seen with an Arturia MiniBrute Analog Synthesizer placed on the table.

You can clearly see that on the 4:20 minute mark, he's playing a Roland Fantom G8

“This is gonna be awesome on the new Dream Theater album. Within no more than two minutes of playing Element, I knew that it was really great! The quality of the oscillators and filters, along with the depth of the modulation parameters, make it really top-class.”

At 14:38 on this rig rundown video, Jordan explains the way he uses the MOTU Traveler Mk3. This video shows his keyboard rig for Dream Theater's tour 2019.

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K2500XS 2500RS K2000VP K2VX Micro Piano.

He has white Fly 3 in his home studio.

In a user-uploaded photo on the Arturia website, Jordan Rudess is shown using the Arturia V Collection 8.

Jordan Rudess offers a testimonial on the Ohm Force website.

Jordan gives a tour of his Studio A and the Mellotron is visible around 2:38.

This Mackie Onyx can be seen in the far back right corner of Jordan's studio at the very beginning of the video.