Klaus Schulze

Klaus Schulze uses the TC Electronic Spark Booster, as noted in the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" section on his official site.

Klaus Schulze uses the Alesis MIDIVerb 4, as listed on his official instruments page.

"I still love my Roland SRV-2000 and 3030 and my TC Electronic M-One 19-inch reverbs, the Lexicon 480L with the LARC, and of course, most important, the Roland RSP-550s, of which I have a bunch. These are the main effects I use all the time for the more prominent instruments. They create the rooms and reverb positionings and, of course, the delay cascades for most of the sequencers."

Restored by Hideaway Studio for buyer Brian Kehew, as documented in this September 24, 2014 Vintage Synth Explorer forum thread and this November 17, 2014 SoundCloud playlist of audio samples.

Klaus Schulze is noted for using the Arturia Modular V Software Synthesizer, praised for its ease of use, beautiful sound, and stable tuning, as highlighted on Arturia's overview page.

1976 As above, plus Moog Synthesizer IIIp & Sequencer Complement B portable (these 4 parts are 'The Big Moog'), Mellotron, two Farfisa Syntorchestras, AKG BX 15 reverb, early PPG

983 Computer (G.D.S., PPG, Fairlight), much better effect devices, Oberheim DMX, custom made EEH rhythm-computer, EMT plate reverb.

Atari 1040 ST, Atari Mega ST 4, Roland: Super JX 10, S 50, D 50, MKS 80, MKS 30, U 110, MPG 80; Akai X 7000, Fairlight, Yamaha TX 81 Z, Akai S 612, Korg DVP 1, Roland SRV 2000, Korg SDD 1200, Ibanez SDR 1000, Eventide Harmonizer, 3x Hohner HS-1/E, 2x Klark EQ, Arsonic-Sigma 5.2, EMS Synthi A, and others...

Klaus Schulze uses the Alesis A6 Andromeda Synthesizer, as detailed on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page.

Klaus Schulze utilizes two EMS Synthi A synthesizers, as detailed on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page.

Memory Moog (Midi-Lintronics)

Klaus Schulze is listed as using the Novation Bass Station II Analogue Mono-Synth on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page of his official website.

Klaus Schulze utilizes two Quasimidi Cyber-6 synthesizers, as detailed on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page of his official site.

Alesis HD 24 harddisk recorder (3x) with remote control

Event PS 6 Speakers (nearfield)

Klaus Schulze uses the Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, as detailed on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page.

Klaus Schulze uses the Quasimidi Quasar synthesizer, as listed on the Klaus Schulze's Instruments page.

Klaus Schulze is listed as using the Quasimidi Rave-o-Lution 309, as noted on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page.

Klaus uses Roland JD 990

Klaus uses TC Stereo Chorus

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Klaus Schulze uses a Höfner Contemporary Verythin, as detailed on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page on his official site.

Klaus Schulze is listed as using the Höfner President Archtop guitar on the "Klaus Schulze's Instruments" page of his official site.

Atari 1040 ST, Atari Mega ST 4, Roland: Super JX 10, S 50, D 50, MKS 80, MKS 30, U 110, MPG 80; Akai X 7000, Fairlight, Yamaha TX 81 Z, Akai S 612, Korg DVP 1, Roland SRV 2000, Korg SDD 1200, Ibanez SDR 1000, Eventide Harmonizer, 3x Hohner HS-1/E, 2x Klark EQ, Arsonic-Sigma 5.2, EMS Synthi A, and others...

Atari 1040 ST, Atari Mega ST 4, Roland: Super JX 10, S 50, D 50, MKS 80, MKS 30, U 110, MPG 80; Akai X 7000, Fairlight, Yamaha TX 81 Z, Akai S 612, Korg DVP 1, Roland SRV 2000, Korg SDD 1200, Ibanez SDR 1000, Eventide Harmonizer, 3x Hohner HS-1/E, 2x Klark EQ, Arsonic-Sigma 5.2, EMS Synthi A, and others...

Atari 1040 ST, Atari Mega ST 4, Roland: Super JX 10, S 50, D 50, MKS 80, MKS 30, U 110, MPG 80; Akai X 7000, Fairlight, Yamaha TX 81 Z, Akai S 612, Korg DVP 1, Roland SRV 2000, Korg SDD 1200, Ibanez SDR 1000, Eventide Harmonizer, 3x Hohner HS-1/E, 2x Klark EQ, Arsonic-Sigma 5.2, EMS Synthi A, and others...

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"Effect plug-ins I use regularly are the UAD DreamVerb (for backgroundish vocals or softer solo instruments) and even Logic’s built-in Space Designer. In most cases, these are used on instruments considered as the background tracks in a mix. When it comes to my favorite special effects, yes, there it is: Voice Machine. Discontinued, but I like what it can add to the human voice, violins, flutes, and even drum loops or atmospheric pads."

"I still love my Roland SRV-2000 and 3030 and my TC Electronic M-One 19-inch reverbs, the Lexicon 480L with the LARC, and of course, most important, the Roland RSP-550s, of which I have a bunch. These are the main effects I use all the time for the more prominent instruments. They create the rooms and reverb positionings and, of course, the delay cascades for most of the sequencers."

"I did not use a lot of drums on Silhouettes; it is a rather quiet album. Most of it is even pretty backgroundish, not as important as it is on albums like Moonlake or Eternal. I think it is one of those newer drum boxes I was trying, probably the Boss DR-880. What also was used is Spectrasonics Stylus RMX plug-in."