A Guy Called Gerald

Gerald is shown programming a SH-101 at 1:56 in the video

Gerald is shown programming a TB-303 at 1:24

From the Roland Blog: “It’s a really interesting synth,” says A Guy Called Gerald, aka UK producer Gerald Rydel Simpson (also an early 808 State member). “It was more a string specialist,” he recalls. He tells us he tapped the synth for pad textures, “dynamic” string sounds, and “the most realistic synth guitar.” Gerald also reveals it’s behind the gorgeous strings on “Anything.” We might even hear a few other JD sounds on the breakbeat classic. 28 Gun Bad Boy, AGCG’s jungle crossover and proto-rave album is packed with JD-800.

In the video, Gerald is shown using a TB-3

He says, "Graham: It’s a lot of the old Roland gear like we used back then – the 808, the 909, the 303 and the 101 that we made records with. But, approaching it again now, I’m questioning whether to use a computer or not."

the SH-101 Blue can clearly be seen at 1:35 in the video

Two System-1's are seen throughout this video

can be seen throughout the video

can be seen throughout the video