Jean Michel Jarre

Jean Michel Jarre discusses his use of the ARP 2500 synthesizer in an article on the Red Bull Music Academy website.

"n the control room today sits a circle of instruments pulled out of storage for Jean–Michel Jarre’s latest project, Electronica, including a Moog 55, a Memorymoog, a Big Briar Theremin, a Fairlight CMI, an EMS VCS3 and Synthi AKS and an ARP Pro/DGX."

"Using a new Roland System 8 with a System 500 attached and a Grp A4, Jarre also had his Moog Sub37, AKS, Buchla and ARP2600 at his disposal"

"Using a new Roland System 8 with a System 500 attached and a Grp A4, Jarre also had his Moog Sub37, AKS, Buchla and ARP2600 at his disposal"

while JMJ introduces his Schmidt synthesizer the Waldorf KB37 can be seen in the background throughout the video

on page 10 of JMJ's mindblowing studio the Macbeth M5N can be seen on the top right corner

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can be seen on the KB37 throughout the video

can be seen in the background throughout the video

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In 2:01 you can see that he has the Polaris in his eurorack .

He has it in his eurorack . 2:01 .

In the YouTube video "Touring Jean-Michel Jarre's Studio In Paris" by Headliner, Jean Michel Jarre is seen using the Erica Synths Fusion System II Eurorack Modular Synthesizer.

can be seen behind the Sub 37 at 1:45 in the video

can be seen behind the Sub 37 at 1:45 in the video

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can be seen at 1:55 in the video

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can be seen at 1:55 in the video

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can be seen at 2:05 in the video

can be seen at 2:05 in the video