Bon Harris
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nitzer ebb in studio in 1991 with a huge EIII on the first image....
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bon harris explain in this video how he used REASON for the album INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
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in this video Bon Harris explain how he use the Roland Air Scooper in his modular system...
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In the YouTube video by Voltage Control Lab, Bon Harris discusses his intricate rack mount system, which prominently features the Roland AIRA MX-1.
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in this video, Bon sites the Wasp as his first synths when he sold his BMX bike !!!
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Bon Harris discusses using the ARP 2600, which was lent to him by Daniel Miller, in a video by Voltage Control Lab titled "Bon Harris of Nitzer Ebb Gets His First Synthesizer."
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In a video by Voltage Control Lab, Bon Harris of Nitzer Ebb discusses the Elka Synthex as his first synthesizer.
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Roland System 500 synthesizer is sitting on his desk in this interview.
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in this video of Bon Harris explaining the use of Reason, we can see in front a MicroKorg....
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In a 1991 recording session with Alan Wilder at Konk Studios, Bon Harris can be seen using a Roland System 100M, prominently featured in the background.
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In a YouTube video by Voltage Control Lab, Bon Harris of Nitzer Ebb discusses using the Roland System 700 during their early collaboration with producer Flood.
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Bon Harris discusses using a PCAudioLabs computer as one of his initial digital audio workstations in a YouTube video by PCAudioLabs, where he talks about the creation of the "Belief" album.
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In a YouTube interview by rolandmedia, Bon Harris mentions the Boss DR-55 as one of his first drum machines.
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The Engine Sequencer is sitting in front of his modular synthesizer during this interview.
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The article mentions Bon Harris using the Oberheim Xpander back in his days with Nitzer Ebb.
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Cheap Trick · 2009
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Evanescence · 2006
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Bush · 2001
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The Smashing Pumpkins · 1998
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The Smashing Pumpkins · 1998
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