Kanye West

At 0:05, Kanye is shown recording, "On Sight" using the Sony C-800G

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In this video Kanye West is seen at 1:22 with a MPC 2000XL in the studio, while making "Through the Wire".

At 2:58 in this interview, Kanye West says “whatever tools I need to get that point across, to get that sound across but, I was blessed to have grown up playing the EPS-16+”.

In this photo, Kanye West is seen using an Akai MPK49.

A Roland VS-1880 is mentioned in this article as one of the main music making tools Kanye uses.

The dynamics processor that has been used for Kanye's vocals throughout the recording as well as for all his live performances is the Tube-Tech CL-1B.

We are very pleased to have an artist of this importance on our users list - and much more so because Mr. West normally doesn't want to have his name connected to any specific piece of gear. In this case, however, he has agreed, and, in all modesty, we see that as a very important recognition of the Tube-Tech sound.

Kanye West’s sound engineer is Noah Goldstein, who got the gig only 6 years after graduating from Temple University in Philadelphia, working in Electric Lady Studios with artists such as Arcade Fire, Steve Earle, Katy Perry and Danish act Kashmir in the meantime. Noah is responsible for all Kanye's vocal recordings and for a main part of the mixing and organizing Kanye's tracks for his records, as well as for live use.

In this photo, Kanye West is seen with an Akai MPC 4000.

At 0:07, Kanye West is seen using a MPC 2000. Notice how at 0:09 it says "2000," this confirms it is a 2000 and not a 2000 XL.

[West's] lyrics explored themes of loss, alienated fame, and heartache, while the album's production abandoned conventional hip hop sounds in favor of a minimalist sonic palette, which included prominent use of the titular Roland TR-808 drum machine.

Kanye West and 070 Shake, in the studio in Wyoming using the Kaotica Eyeball

In this video, Kanye and TI are seen in the studio recording "Ye Vs. The People' with the inclusion of the ASR10 and a 2017 MacBookPro

An Apollo Twin MKII (not certain if it's a SINGLE, DUO or QUAD) can be seen sitting on the desk at around 00:52 and throughout in Kanye's recent interview with Zane Lowe, held in West's recently acquired Wyoming property.

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In this Twitter picture, Kanyehas a tab open for a torrent for Serum, as well as the official website.

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Kanye West's rider states that "The hotel must provide a Genelecs 1031a speaker in the room"

In this video with Beats 1, a pair of Rokit 8 G3 monitors is seen on Kanye's desk in his studio in Wyoming. (Minute 15:04)

Pro Tools can be seen on the computer. However, it is unknown what version it is.

In this video Kanye West is seen at 0:24 using an Ensoniq ASR-10 in the studio.

In this photo, Kanye West is seen with a Mini Moog Voyager.

In this photo, Kanye West is seen with a Roland Juno-D.

This article mentions Kanye's use of a Gemini PT-1000 II.

In this photo, Kanye west is seen in his studio. In his studio, a Pioneer CDJ-1000 can be seen.

In this photo, Kanye West is seen with a Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It is located near one of the computers and Super Mario World is displayed on the television in the background.