Adam F

At 0:51 in the YouTube video by MusicRadar Tech titled "Adam F on how he made ‘90s classic Colours… and why he’s re-recording it for 2025 - In the studio," Adam F mentions that he uses an Atari ST monitor.

In the video titled "Adam F on how he made ‘90s classic Colours… and why he’s re-recording it for 2025 - In the studio" by MusicRadar Tech, at 0:51, Adam F mentions using C-Lab Notator software on his Atari ST computer.

Per this 2025 interview for 15questions.net, Adam F's main bedroom studio sampler was an Akai S1000:

I set up a market stall, which cost £5 a day to rent where I sold coffee, orange juice, and over time, I saved enough to buy some second hand/used equipment.

This included an Atari 1040 STE with Notator as my DAW (Notator, which later became Logic - Audio), an Akai S1000 sampler, a second-hand Allen & Heath mixing desk, a Fender Rhodes, and various other analogue out board gear and synths that became the foundational equipment used when recording,composing and producing Colours. all in my bedroom studio, Bible Studios.

In this late 90s photo from Adam F's bedroom studio, courtesy of an early 2025 feature on 15questions.net, you can see Adam's beloved Allen & Heath GS3.

In the article Adam cites this as "a second-hand Allen & Heath mixing desk", and looking at the Allen & Heath product catalog from the 80s up to the mid 90s, the GS3 is the product that perfectly matches what's in the photo. The GS3 was launched in 1992, so the dates line up as well.