Arnaud Rebotini

"Roland is the typical "Techno" brand sound. [...] I used a lot the arpeggiator on scene."

spotted in the video

used by rebotini at 10:37

In a video interview with Telerama, Arnaud Rebotini demonstrates the Roland TR-727 Rhythm Composer in his studio, noting its ease of use for creating patterns.

Arnaud explains how to use it in the video (timecode 4'15'')

You can see it, under the TR707 in his studio (timecode 4'15'')

Used to compose his album Music Component (on the album cover)

Used to compose his album Music Components (on the cover)

Used in live and on his album Music Components

Used in live and on his albums Music Components and Someone Give Me A Religion

Used on Music Components

In a video by Telerama titled "Arnaud Rebotini, dans son studio," Arnaud Rebotini is seen using the Roland JX-8P synthesizer.

In a Telerama video titled "Arnaud Rebotini, dans son studio," Arnaud Rebotini is seen using the ARP Omni-2 synthesizer.

In a Telerama video titled "Arnaud Rebotini, dans son studio," Arnaud Rebotini can be seen using the Roland Alpha Juno-2 synthesizer.

spotted in the video

In the Telerama YouTube video titled "Arnaud Rebotini, dans son studio," Arnaud Rebotini is seen using the E-mu SP-1200, highlighting its role in his music production process.

Featured in his set for the Sequences video, visible and played at 24:54

In a user-uploaded photo on the Arturia website, Arnaud Rebotini is shown using the BeatStep Pro.