Jun Senoue

"When I had to write some additional songs for SA2: Battle, I tracked every instrument myself. I decided to do it with Pro Tools LE, and bought digi001. It was a great opportunity to learn how to use the new software. After tracking, I sent the data to the Wave Master studio in Japan, and the engineer mixed the songs. Five years ago that would have been impossible."

Jun Senoue uses the Line 6 POD Pro extensively in the Sonic Adventure 2 soundtrack. He specifically mentions its use in the song "Live and Learn" in a tweet from 2011.

Jun Senoue uses the TC Electronic G-Major Guitar Effects Processor, which can be seen positioned between his amp and cabinet during most live performances and in the studio. This information is supported by a tweet from @crush40.

In this photo of Jun Senoue's pedal board, you can see the Countryman Type 85 FET Direct Box being used.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website. This guitar was made for Jun to make the Sonic and the Black Knight soundtrack.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website.

This is from Jun's artist page on ESP's Japan website.

This is from a picture of Jun's pedal board on his twitter.

This is a picture of Jun's pedal board that contains this pedal.

This is a picture of Jun's pedal board that contains this pedal.

This is a picture of Jun's pedal board that contains this pedal.

This is a picture of Jun's pedal board that contains this pedal.

The bridge is on some of his guitars from his esp artist models page.

The pickup is on some of his guitars from his esp artist models page.

The pickup is on some of his guitars from his esp artist models page.

"I personally used Korg Trinity Plus and GEM S2 in late 90's. RT @jamesuttonmusic ...I've been curious what synth units you guys used for SA. "

Alesis ion, Korg Trinity, Korg Triton and some software synths. RT @JRokujuushi What kinds of synthesizers do you use?

"I used Akai S3200 and CD3000 for them. RT @JRokujuushi Most rock songs without vocals sound like they use similar drums- Windy and Ripply... "

"I used Akai S3200 and CD3000 for them. RT @JRokujuushi Most rock songs without vocals sound like they use similar drums- Windy and Ripply... "

When I had to write some additional songs for SA2: Battle, I tracked every instrument myself. I decided to do it with Pro Tools LE, and bought digi001. It was a great opportunity to learn how to use the new software. After tracking, I sent the data to the Wave Master studio in Japan, and the engineer mixed the songs. Five years ago that would have been impossible.

In this YouTube video at 6:55, Jun Senoue can be seen using the Kemper PowerRack with his Yellow ESP and Soldano Cabinet.

Jun Senoue stated that he used the Line 6 POD XT on at least two songs from "Sonic Heroes" (source: crush40 on Twitter).

The Suhr Badger 18 was used on Crush 40's 2011 releases according to Senoue's Twitter.

Jun Senoue confirms on Twitter that he owns a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier 150-Watt Tube Head.

Senoue used the A/DA MP-1 during his Kazaly band days in the early 90s, as stated on mixi.

Senoue stated that this was one of the two cabinets used during the recording of Sons of Angels' debut album. (Source: crush40 on Twitter)