BT

BT talks about ownership and usage of his ARP 2600 modular synth, which was once owned by Pink Floyd, in this video.

"The Pro One I use a lot and I was a big early Sequential Circuits fan."

"I use a lot of analogue synths all the time. My favorite analogue poly synth ever is the Prophet 5. That’s the sound I always wanted to make as a kid, but I could never afford one of those really expensive poly synths. I use it all the time."

BT tweets, "Whole family watching the wedding singer and installing a new display and SuperMax! on my DX7. Could a Friday possibly get better?"

DX7 refers to his Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer. SuperMax is a modification/expansion for the DX7, providing more patches, more features, and better MIDI implementation.

BT tweets a photo of his modded Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 synth, which was built in 1983.

He writes "Behold the beauty of a firmware modified, re-contacted Prophet 600. Best part signed 'Assembled by Randy 1983' #Epic" (posted by BT on 13 Jan 2015).

"My first synth was a Juno-106."

"Now headed to Switched On to see my CS80!!! Expect my instagram to explode. They spent 2 months installing MIDI. Driving here to pick up soon."

mentions at 0:40 in this post from February 10, 2021

mentions at 1:35 in this post from February 10, 2021

In a Facebook video posted on February 10, 2021, BT discusses his use of the Roland SH-101 at the 1:40 mark.

mentions at 1:40 in this post from February 10, 2021

In a Facebook video posted on February 10, 2021, BT discusses his setup and mentions using the Black Corporation Xerxes synthesizer at the 2:05 mark.

the Volca FM can be seen in this Instagram post

the Volca Keys can be seen in this Instagram post

the A6 Andromeda is featured as one of the prizes in this post

BT uses a Korg DW-8000 in his collection of synthesizers, as confirmed by a post on his Instagram account. He describes the DW-8000 as "a secret weapon in my rig for decades," highlighting its versatility and influence on his music production.