Grant Kirkhope

"The equipment I am currently using (for those of you out there that care) is as follows: 1. PC running CubaseVST score, Sound Forge, development kit for the appropriate console. Various other bits and pieces of software doing weird and wonderful things. 2. Roland JV1080 with extra sound cards, Roland S-760 Sampler, EMU ProteusFX, EMU UltraProteus, SoundScape hard disk recorder (I'm bored already) and loads of CD-ROMs full of all manner of lovely sounds for you to hear."

"The equipment I am currently using (for those of you out there that care) is as follows: 1. PC running CubaseVST score, Sound Forge, development kit for the appropriate console. Various other bits and pieces of software doing weird and wonderful things. 2. Roland JV1080 with extra sound cards, Roland S-760 Sampler, EMU ProteusFX, EMU UltraProteus, SoundScape hard disk recorder (I'm bored already) and loads of CD-ROMs full of all manner of lovely sounds for you to hear. "

For context, I asked Grant Kirkhope what Ensoniq sampler he used for any n64 scores he did.

Grant asked Robin Beanland to help him by remembering the Ensoniq sampler he used and sending a screencap of the sampler itself.

And then replies later he said "That's the right one"

It confirmed Grant that he used this sampler for his earlier works in the n64 era.

The Roland XV3080 can be seen in the studio for Big Huge Games when Grant introduces himself when showcasing the music he worked on for the game KIngdoms of Amalur.