Johnathan Terlato

First analog synth, self built from a kit.

Item is used through out the video. Synth stabs from the JX-03 can be heard at around 1:00.

Self built from a kit. TTSH arpeggio can be heard at around 15:00

Featured heavily throughout the video. Provides all reverb and delay effects

Shown at around 0:13 in the video.

Johnathan Terlato uses the Roland SynthPlus 60 HS-60, a consumer-level version of the Juno 106, known for its built-in speakers and amplifier, making it ideal for portable play. Despite its less aesthetic design, it offers the same sound quality as the Juno 106, appealing to home hobbyists with features like a sheet music stand option and a stereo MIX IN for integrating external audio sources. When used in a studio setting, the internal speakers can be bypassed by inserting a 1/4-inch plug into the headphone output. This information is detailed on Vintage Synth Explorer.

The Roland MX-1 is used throughout the video to mix the different instruments.

Used throughout the whole video for drums, can just be seen in the background.

Used to control the TTSH and JX-03 in the video.

In the video on his Facebook timeline, Johnathan Terlato is seen with the Arturia BeatStep, although it is not actively used during the footage.

Worn throughout the video.