Caroline Rose

"On the album though, a lot of the synths are from this really amazing studio called Panoramic House Studio in Bolinas, California, and it's just filled with these beautiful vintage synths. There's a Voyager and ARP Odysseys all over it. There's the Jupiter-6."

In this interview with Consequence of Sound, Rose states that she wrote her song "Jeannie Becomes a Mom" on an OP-1.

This is my favorite song on the record. I wrote the entire thing, hooks and all, on an OP-1, which is an amazing little digital synth you can fit in a backpack. I love playing this tune but I also love the story it tells.

"On the album though, a lot of the synths are from this really amazing studio called Panoramic House Studio in Bolinas, California, and it's just filled with these beautiful vintage synths. There's a Voyager and ARP Odysseys all over it. There's the Jupiter-6."

In the Bardo: A Night in the Life episode "Caroline Rose plays Higher Ground," one can make out the Nord Electro 5D label on Rose's keyboard at 24:46. Counting the keys reveals that it is a Nord Electro 5D 61.

"On the album though, a lot of the synths are from this really amazing studio called Panoramic House Studio in Bolinas, California, and it's just filled with these beautiful vintage synths. There's a Voyager and ARP Odysseys all over it. There's the Jupiter-6."

The Electro 3 label can be seen on Rose's synth at 3:04 in this live performance of her song "More of the Same." Counting the keys reveals that it is a 61-key model.