Kelly Lee Owens

In an Instagram post, Kelly Lee Owens is seen in the studio with an Elektron Octatrack DPS-1, suggesting its use in her music production.

In this photo, which comes from Lee Owens' performance at KEXP, one of the pieces of gear that can be seen with her is the Arturia MicroBrute.

In this photo, which comes from Lee Owens' performance at KEXP, one of the pieces of gear that can be seen with her is the Arturia Microbrute SE.

This synth can be seen in this picture she posted on her Instagram story.

In this video we can see her Roland TR-808

We can see the Moog Minitaur in the middle right of this picture took from her Instagram stories.

In an Instagram post, Kelly Lee Owens is shown using Apple Logic Pro on her computer screen, highlighting her use of this DAW software in her creative process.

In this photo, which comes from Lee Owens' performance at KEXP, one of the pieces of gear that can be seen with her is the Roland SPD-SX sampling pad.

In an Instagram post, Kelly Lee Owens is seen with the Dreadbox Polyend Medusa synthesizer, positioned in the middle right of the image.

In this photo we can see her Yamaha NS-10M Studio monitors

In this photo, which comes from Lee Owens' performance at KEXP, one of the pieces of gear that can be seen with her is the TC Electronic PolyTune.

In this photo, which comes from Lee Owens' performance at KEXP, one of the pieces of gear that can be seen with her is the Shure SM58.

In this photo, which comes from Lee Owens' performance at KEXP, one of the pieces of gear that can be seen with her is the Carillon 25 Note.

From interview with Music Radar

Improvising?

“Making it up as we went along. We’d usually start with the Pulsar-23, which provided all the beats, recorded straight into the computer. It’s a little semi-modular thing and it’s incredible. It’s got all the EQ you need right there, so once you’ve got what you are after, you don’t need to do anything else in the computer apart from a bit of arranging.