Labrinth

In the Soundonsound article "Labrinth: Producing Tinie Tempah," Labrinth is shown using the Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder among his collection of keyboards.

Talking about producing pass out: "The whole song had one bass note and a third above it, almost like trance. The synth sound was a [Korg] Polysix, and I layered in a Nintendo?style 8?bit sound on top."

"With 'Frisky', we went for a similar vibe to 'Pass Out', but this time I just used a bass from my Roland JX3P, an old?school '80s keyboard."

In the Soundonsound article "Labrinth: Producing Tinie Tempah," Labrinth is seen using the Roland JP-8000 Synthesizer among his collection of keyboards.

In a feature on Soundonsound titled "Labrinth: Producing Tinie Tempah," Labrinth is shown using the Roland JD-800 Synthesizer, highlighting its role in his creative process.

In an interview featured in Sound On Sound's article "Labrinth: Producing Tinie Tempah," an image shows Labrinth's Clavia Nord Lead 2 Synthesizer among his collection of keyboards.

In the Sound on Sound article "Labrinth: Producing Tinie Tempah," an image from the "Pass Out" interview showcases Labrinth's use of the Korg Trinity synthesizer.

Labrinth says "ometimes I'll use the outboard synths like the Nord Lead or Jupiter"

On current projects "Most audio that is recorded at Labrinth's studio passes through either the Avalon VT737SP voice channel (top) or the Neve Portico 5032 (centre) and into the Apogee Rosetta converter. Other outboard includes two Roland SDE2000 delays, Lexicon PCM80 reverb, BBE 422A Sonic Maximizer, MXR Digital Time Delay, Control Synthesis Deep Bass Nine and Drawmer DS201 gate."