Emile Haynie

In the provided photo from Malvicinodg, Emile Haynie is seen using an Apple MacBook Pro, positioned prominently in the center of the frame.

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Earthquaker Devices Ghost Echo and is shown in one of the photos

Emile Haynie uses the Tree Audio Valve Console The Roots 16 in his production work with Florence + The Machine, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

From article on Electronic Musician- It all started with a borrowed Ensoniq EPS sampler. It was back in the early '90s, and Emile (who is also known by his full name, Emile Haynie) was a young DJ with aspirations of getting into production.

He can be seen playing the Mellotron & discussing his love of the Mellotron in the first minute of the video.

You can just spot it in the far left of the photo. Hanging out.

In the Sound On Sound article, Emile Haynie is mentioned as using the Strymon blueSky Reverberator, and it is visible in one of the accompanying photos.

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Strymon Deco and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Roland Juno-60

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Ensoniqe ASR-10 and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the DSI Pro-2 and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the GForce Minimonsta soft synth

Haynie moved to Los Angeles three years ago, around the time he recorded his solo album, and his current studio is an important space for songwriting and production for him, with many cool instruments lying around, including a Roland Juno 60, Farfisa Syntorchestra, Clavia Nord Electro 5, Ensoniq ASR‑10, Mellotron, Novation Peak, Roland JP‑08, D‑05, VP‑330 vocoder, TR‑08, Multivox MX‑20, Sequential Prophet‑5, Memorymoog, Akai MPCX and much more. There’s also a very distinctive tube mixing console.

Emile Haynie uses the ATC SCM45A Pro Studio Monitor while producing for Florence + The Machine, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

You can even see them in the profile photo. There's another provided as well.

Super easy to see in the right corner of the photo.

In this article Emile Haynie says he uses the Roland D-05 Boutique Synth Module and is shown in one of the photots

In this article Emile Haynie says he uses the Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 and is shown in one of the photots on his synth rack

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the TR-09 module and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Roland JP-08 boutique module and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Nord Electro 5 and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Novation Peak and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Roland VP-330 and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Akai MPC X and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Soundtoys Decaptitator plugin

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Roland VP-03 boutique module and is shown in one of the photos

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses Omnisphere

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the E-mu SP-12 and is shown in one of the photos

Haynie moved to Los Angeles three years ago, around the time he recorded his solo album, and his current studio is an important space for songwriting and production for him, with many cool instruments lying around, including a Roland Juno 60, Farfisa Syntorchestra, Clavia Nord Electro 5, Ensoniq ASR‑10, Mellotron, Novation Peak, Roland JP‑08, D‑05, VP‑330 vocoder, TR‑08, Multivox MX‑20, Sequential Prophet‑5, Memorymoog, Akai MPCX and much more. There’s also a very distinctive tube mixing console.