Junkie XL

Keyboard Magazine March 2013 cover story

In 2:36, Junkie XL introduces his Roland Jupiter 80

At 3:12 Junkie XL Introduces his Roland JD-800

You can see it at 0:48 seconds

"My go-to stuff is primarily my 5U modular system and my Eurorack modular system. On both of those I'm able to get tones and sounds for almost every movie, that's totally what that is. All of the other pieces of gear that I have, it totally depends on what the project is. For instance on Tomb Raider, I actually used a lot the Korg—it's like a half-modular system—the PS-3200 and the PS-3300. I have them retrofitted with Kenton, so I can access them by MIDI."

"Then I did this other project last year which was a documentary for Red Bull. It's called Distance Between Dreams with Ian Walsh, the star surfer. That was a very soft, ambient electronic score. I did everything live with MIDI and just mixed it on the board and that was the end result. I used the Jupiter-8 for that, the Jupiter-6, the Juno-6 with the sequencer, the MSQ, the Roland 60, the 106, also the GB4, Roland VP-03, the vocoder. I used a Roland S-770 sampler, which has a really great tone to it. A couple of Yamaha synthesizers, the CS-60, the CS-70M—all pretty rare machines to have. But for that kind of stuff they sound so fantastic."

"Then, I have a massive collection of samplers going back to one of the very first ones that came out, which was the Mirage. I'm working now on a movie with Peter Jackson—I can't tell anything about the movie at this point—but I'm using a lot of these older samplers because they give me a lot of quality. I'm using the ASR-10, Ensoniq, the Mirage. I'm using the Emulator II. It's all really good for that stuff."

In the video by Produce Like A Pro, Tom Holkenborg, also known as Junkie XL, features the Arturia MiniBrute Analog Synthesizer, visible on the left side of his studio setup.

You can see it at 1:06

You can see it at 1:13 in the bottom left corner

You can set it at 2:37 in the Video

You can see it at 2:45 at the botttom

You can see it on the center left at 3:43

Tom Holkenborg shows his Cubase and all VST instruments that he has (starting at 14:00)

Tom Holkenborg shows all his VST instruments. At 14:11 he says "... then we go to Berlin Strings" which means the Berlin Strings product from Orchestral Tools.

In this video at 1:15 Tom shows Yamaha TX16W sampler

In this video at 3:07 see Akai S3200XL

In this video at 5:02 see Kurzweil K2000R VAST Rack Synthesizer

In this video at 8:44 see Roland D-50 Digital Sampling Keyboard

In this video at 17:56 see Yamaha A4000 sampler

In this video at 17:56 see Yamaha FS1R

In this video at 18:25 see Yamaha VL1-m

In this video at 1:46 can see Yamaha SPX2000

In this video at 2:07 can see Yamaha DX1 FM Synthesizer

In this video at 1:38 can see Arturia CS-80 V Software Synthesizer

In this video at 2:54 can see Arturia Modular V Software Synthesizer

In this video at 9:35 can see Native Instruments Reaktor 6

In this video at 10:32 can see Native Instruments Monark

In this video at 14:04 can see u-he Zebra

In this video at 17:03 can see Audio Damage Replicant