Jerome Harmon

Source: in the article and at the bottom of the page, under 'Music Gear Mentioned'>'Software'

In an article on Ask.Audio, Grammy winner Jerome Harmon discusses his use of the Yamaha DX7, with the synthesizer also listed under 'Music Gear Mentioned' at the bottom of the page.

Jerome Harmon is mentioned using the Moog Minimoog Voyager in the Ask.Audio article, "Grammy Winner, Jerome Harmon, on Producing Beyonce's Drunk in Love."

Bottom of the page under 'Music Gear Mentioned'

Bottom of the page under 'Music Gear Mentioned'

Jerome Harmon uses the Yamaha MOTIF XF8, as mentioned at the bottom of the Ask.Audio article discussing his work on Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love."

In the Ask.Audio article titled "Grammy Winner, Jerome Harmon, on Producing Beyonce's Drunk in Love," Jerome Harmon is mentioned as using a Fender Rhodes piano.

Jerome Harmon uses Avid Pro Tools, as noted at the bottom of the Ask.Audio article discussing his production work on Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love."

Jerome Harmon uses the Native Instruments KONTAKT 6, as mentioned in the Ask.Audio article, "Grammy Winner, Jerome Harmon, on Producing Beyonce's Drunk in Love."

Jerome Harmon uses Native Instruments REAKTOR, as noted in the "Music Gear Mentioned" section of the Ask.Audio article discussing his work on Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love."

Jerome Harmon uses the Rob Papen SubBoomBass Software Synthesizer, as mentioned in the Ask.Audio article detailing his work on Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love."

Jerome Harmon is mentioned using the Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.8 in the Ask.Audio article discussing his work on Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love."

In the Ask.Audio article titled "Grammy Winner, Jerome Harmon, on Producing Beyonce's Drunk in Love," Jerome Harmon is mentioned using the Universal Audio Apollo Quad Firewire audio interface, listed under the "Music Gear Mentioned" section.