Chicane

In this article by Muscradar, Chicane says "The brains are provided by an eight-core Mac Pro, going through a MOTU 828, with a bit of help from a Focusrite VoiceMaster for vocals and a Mackie Big Knob"

In this article by Muscradar, Chicane says "The brains are provided by an eight-core Mac Pro, going through a MOTU 828, with a bit of help from a Focusrite VoiceMaster for vocals and a Mackie Big Knob"

In this article, Chicane mentions having used an Roland S-750 sampler.

In this article, Chicane mentions having used two Roland S-760 samplers.

In the pictures of Chicane's Modena 1 studio in the article, the Roland JV-1080 can be seen in the middle of the right rack on the floor below the Studio Electronics SE-1. The wide 2-line display is clearly visible, you can see traces of the white "Roland" and "General MIDI" prints in the top left and bottom right, respectively, the power button, and the phones Jack-connector in the bottom left. I'm not aware of any other synth that would match these features.

In the pictures of Chicane's Modena 1 studio in the article, the Mutronics MIDI Mutator can be seen in the right rack on the floor as the 2nd device from the bottom. It can be identified by the prominent white labels on the left and top left, the red power button on the right, and the arrangement of the silver switches and dark knobs.

In the pictures of Chicane's Modena 1 studio in the article, the Lexicon MPX1 can be seen as top device of the left rack on the floor. It can be identified by the prominent block of 9 white/light buttons, the traces of the white "Lexicon" print on the right of the panel, and very faint traces of the blue decoration print.