Deaton Chris Anthony

Baloran The River can be seen in this picture of Deaton’s new studio.

Per this Aug. 10, 2022 feature for MusicTech, DCA laments the changes Moog made to the Subharmonicon when they put the Moogfest Edition he uses into mass production:

The SID chip became such a pivotal idea for the record that it became a game in itself to try and recreate those 8-bit glitches. Actually, most were made on my Moogfest Subharmonicon. I had to include Moogfest, not to be pretentious, but it’s seriously so different compared to the official Moog Subharmonicon. This thing is noisy as can be and feels alive. It’s a shame Moog ended up fixing the problems that made it special.

Deaton’s Poly 800 makes an appearance on the BO Y album cover

used for the bass in I shake that ath, shown in the third slide.

Deaton can be seen working on his JX-8P throughout this youtube video

Deaton’s Poly 61 makes an appearance on the BO Y album cover

Deaton posted this picture to his instagram on march 27th, 2021

In this video in which Deaton shows how he made Tuethday, he uses the D-50.

Deaton’s DX7 can be seen in the bottom corner of this instagram post he made on March 27th, 2021.

The Juno 106 can be seen in the third image of this instagram post.

The Perfourmer MKII can be seen in the 6th image of this instagram post of Deaton’s new studio, made August 12, 2022.

The Sidstation can be seen in the 4th image of this instagram post made August 12, 2022.

Per this August 2022 feature in MusicTech, DCA has a yellow TB-303 clone in his studio. Most-visible in this image:

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Per this Aug. 2022 feature in MusicTech, DCA has paired his Soma drum machine with a matching-red Lyra-8. Most visible in this photo:

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