Gui Boratto

A Studio Electronics SE-1X can be seen in Gui Boratto's home studio, in this photo.

"This is the Six Trak from the inventors of MIDI, Sequential Circuits. It’s a very cheap but still nice little synth. I’ve made some nice sounds with it. The main ‘Azzurra synth lines were made by this baby. I’ve even used it for some drum bleeps. It reminds me of some of Kraftwerk’s sounds.," says Gui Boratto, in this article.

There is a Virus TI Polar top right on the shelf.

In this photo, there is sh-101 in his studio.

In this photo, there is akai mpc 5000 in his studio.

This photo, from this article, shows Gui Boratto's EMS VCS 3, and the quote below it says, "This is one of my favorite pieces of gear. It’s the EMS VCS3, used by Pink Floyd on Dark Side Of The Moon. I bought it from the actor Vincent Gallo. It’s quite expensive but it sounds so unique. Songs like ‘Galuchat’ and ‘Stems From Hell’ were made with a lot of its sounds."

There is a Nord Rack 2 synthesizer on the rack shelf next to blue SE1X in this photo of Gui Boratto in his home studio.

Right next his Six Trak in this photo of Gui Boratto in his studio, a Roland SH-09 can be seen.

There is a Mopho Keyboard in this picture.

A Studio Electronics ATC-1 can be seen in this photo of Gui Boratto in his studio.

In a photograph from Attackmagazine, Gui Boratto's studio features a Fender Rhodes Mark II 1981, highlighting its use in his music production setup.

In this photo, there is matrix 6 in his studio.

In this photo, there is tb-303 in his studio.

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