Georgi Guryanov

Georgy Guryanov used a Yamaha RX-5 drum machine in the recordings of KINO's albums ‘A Star Called Sun’, the collection ‘Le dernier des héros’, and the last so-called ‘Black album’ Information about this on timecode 12:05

Georgi Guryanov used a Yamaha RX11 drum machine in the recordings of KINO's album "Blood Type" and in collaboration with the electronic duet "New Composers" alongside Yuri Kasparyan on the album "Start," as confirmed by the exclusive video "Виктор Цой. Как это было на самом деле," which details the production of the "Blood Type" album.

In 1987, during the recording of the album "Blood Type," Georgi Guryanov and Yuri Kasparyan got Sergey Kuryokhin drunk and spent the following night recording synthesizer parts for the album using the Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000. This is detailed at the 18:12 timestamp in the YouTube video

Georgi Guryanov, alongside Igor Tikhomirov, utilized the E-mu SP-12 for programming tracks on KINO's final ‘Black Album,’ including "Nam s toboy" (You and Me), "Zvezda" (Star), "Konchitsya leto" (Summer Will End), "Muraveynik" (Anthill), "Kogda tvaya devochka bolna" (When Your Girlfriend Is Sick), and "Kukushka" (Cuckoo). This is evidenced by the samples' sounds, which are identical to those produced by the E-mu SP-12, as detailed in the VK discussion titled "Какие синтезаторы использовала группа 'Кино'…"

The booklet accompanying the reissue of the compilation ‘Le dernier des héros’ indicates that additional drum hits, such as crash, hi-hats, and other drum sounds, were added in place of the basic ones from the Yamaha RX-5. This is evidenced by the sound of the samples, which are identical to those of the Alesis HR-16A, confirming that Georgi Guryanov used this drum machine.

On the album Blood Type, Georgy Gurianov played bass lines for the songs Shut The Door Behind Me, We Are All Sick, Mama, Hey You, You Better Keep Walking! and It's Our Time, Our Turn! Alexey Vishnya, the sound engineer for this album, said, quote:

Gustav was a rhythmically focused person. That's why Georgy played the bass parts that Igor Tikhomirov found boring and difficult.